Illusion 3D Art Museum Kuala Lumpur Tickets

One of the most famous Tourist attractions, Central Market has been an iconic landmark since 1888. Also known as A Pasar Seni, this is the perfect spot for Shopaholics. You can find hundreds of stores and stalls on the street selling authentic handicrafts, Traditional Malaysian Batik items, and many souvenirs. This Central Market is also a heritage site and is very significant in Malaysian Culture. You can also see many cultural celebrations at the time of Chinese New Year, Deepavali, Hari Raya, and many more. You can find many exhibitions and cultural events during the festival times.

Head over to the KL tower, if you want to witness the breathtaking view of Kuala Lumpur's skyline from the 7th tallest standing telecommunication tower in the world. You can visit the SkyDeck to see the city's gorgeous skyline, or if you like adventure, you can visit the Sky Box, which is built of glass and extends 300 meters above the sky deck. The KL tower has 22 levels with 4 elevators and has an unobstructed 360-degree view of the city. This is also one of the best places to take pictures. You can also head over to the open deck and enjoy the cool breeze and atmosphere.

One of the most favorite areas of the city, Chinatown is always crowded with locals and tourists. The bustling market and the street kitchen are the highlights of the area. The Petaling street market in Chinatown is one of the best places to purchase affordable products and is a great place to purchase souvenirs. You can find fake designer watches, purses, shoes, and jewelry among many others. If you love trying the new food, this is the best place to try street dumplings, deep-fried chicken, chicken floss sandwiches, and other street food at low prices.

Located in the Merdeka Square and the Royal Selangor Club, the Sultan Abdul Samad Building is an iconic landmark that is built in a Moorish style. If you love architecture, this is surely a must-visit as the building is made up of red bricks, arches, copper domes, a porch, and also a sky-high clock tower. The building was designed by the architects, A.C Norman and A.B Hubback in 1897 and is currently 125 years old. The building has also served as superior courts, the Federal Courts, the Courts of Appeal, and the High Courts of Malaysia in the past. Now the Museum is the home to the Ministry of Information, Communications, and Culture of Malaysia.

This iconic landmark is one of the most popular destinations in Malaysia. You can head over to the 86th floor of the Petronas Twin Towers and stand among the clouds and look at the beautiful panoramic views. You can also look at the state-of-the-art exhibits and displays which reflect the history of the building. The world's tallest twin towers have over 24 sessions every day with 10 people in every group. The guide will show you around in a 45-minute tour which includes the Skybridge on the 41st floor which is 170 meters above ground level.

Just a one-minute walk from the Sultan Abdul Samad Building, Dataran Merdeka means independence square which marks the Malaysian independence from Colonial rule on the 31st of August 1957. This Giant attraction was built by the British and was used for Parades and Sports. You can find many events, exhibitions, and rock concerts that are hosted here throughout the year and this is also the venue where Malaysian independence day is celebrated every year.