Get ready to have unlimited thrill and adventure with your family and friends at Sunway Lagoon Park. It is an amusement park in Malaysia where you can catch a wave at the man-made surf beach and take on the Lost City of Gold roller coaster and Pirate's Revenge. Sunway Lagoon Park also houses Vuvuzela, the World's largest water ride, the first Waterplexx 5D, the first FlowRider, and many other attractions. You'll also find themed playgrounds such as Captain Kid's Candy land and Captain kids Playland, designed especially for kids. You'll be in for a hair-raising and heart-wrenching experience at Scream Park that takes senses to the next heights of interactivity by combining visual and audio technology, different themes, and special effects.

Get ready to be amazed by the wonders of science by visiting Pusat Sains Negara, a renowned science center in Kuala Lumpur. It sits atop a hill on eight hectares of landscaped grounds at Bukit Kiara and is an interesting place to visit for the young and old. You can find here many types of displays in various themed galleries that are bound to amaze you. It also houses a Science Educational Park where you can find animals such as ostriches, rabbits, deer, ornamental chickens, etc.

Located in Kuala Lumpur's Heritage Park, Perdana Botanical Garden is a green, peaceful respite hidden away from the humdrum and concrete of the city life. It is the first large-scale recreational park in Kuala Lumpur with over a decade's history. The garden spans over ninety-two hectares, and you can find many species of plants and trees here. It features Orchid Gardens with eight hundred species of orchid and a Hibiscus Park where Malaysia's national flower has been showcased around a fountain with a gallery and colonial tea-house.

Taman Burung Kuala Lumpur is a paradise for the bird lovers as it houses more than 3000 birds winging and perching freely in the park. It is one of the largest covered and most popular bird parks in the world. There are various sections in this bird park where you can enjoy activities like bird feeding, a photo booth, learning about the history of birds, and a few other things of interest. You can also grab a bite at the kiosks, where you can find snacks, cold drinks, and ice creams.

Dataran Merdeka is the historical landmark of Malaysia as it is the place where Malaya declared its independence. You can stroll through the beautifully manicured green lawns and have a mind-blowing experience while exploring its surroundings that add charm to its magnificence. There is a flagpole in the middle of Merdeka Square, where the flag of Malaysia is held high. Some of the best rock concerts, exhibitions, and events are organized here on a weekly basis. Here you can witness the rich culture of Malaysia, indulge in the best shopping sprees, and savor authentic cuisines.

Batu Caves are limestone caves that house the largest Lord Murugan statue in the entire world. They're a collection of several large and smaller caves, measuring four hundred meters and rising about a hundred meters above the ground. The other caves within Batu Caves are the Dark Cave, with stunning rock formations, stalagmites, and stalactites, and the Art Gallery Cave, which features wall paintings of Hindu deities. There are around one hundred and sixty climbing tracks scattered around the cave's outer sides, most of which you can easily climb from the ground level.