A Day in Kuala Lumpur"

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Asian Heritage Row "Various Restaurants & Entertainment"

Asian Heritage Row is a long row of refurbished buildings that house a wide variety of cuisine. Locals and tourists alike head to the Asian Heritage Row for entertainment and dining. For Malaccan Portuguese head to Kristao Restaurant and Bar or for a snack the Bisou Bake Shop can't be beat. The Asian Heritage Row contains various nightclubs, including the Loft KL and the Rupee Room.

+60 3 2694 6462 www.asianheritagerow.com/ 54 Jalan Doraisamy, Kuala Lumpur

Chinatown "A Bargain Hunter's Dream"

Based in Petaling Street, Chinatown is quite the colorful neighborhood. Also known as 'Chee Cheong Kai' (Starch Factory Street), which is in reference to its roots as a tapioca-producing district, Chinatown where one learns to haggle and bargain. You can find some great finds for dirt- cheap prices. Provided you've done your haggling properly. In addition to bargain shopping, you can find clubs, pubs and bars all along Chinatown. All of these things make for one extremely vibrant neighborhood.

+60 3 2693 6661 www.tourism.gov.my/en/Master/We Petaling Street, Kuala Lumpur b-Page/Places/City-Excitement/Petal ing-Street-Kuala-Lumpur

Petaling Street "Les meilleures affaires"

Située dans le quartier de Chinatown, Petaling Street est l’une des destinations touristiques les plus populaires de Kuala Lumpur. Le soir, une partie de la route est fermée à la circulation et se transforme en un marché nocturne animé. Une ligne de stands prend vie devant les magasins de l’avant-guerre, offrant des produits en tout genre, d’articles by goosmurf en cuir synthétique aux obligatoires montres Dunhill. Cette zone attire de nombreux locaux et touristes à la recherche de bonnes affaires, notamment des robes, des chaussures, des tissus et des souvenirs à bas prix.

+60 3 0088 5050 Petaling Street, Kuala Lumpur

Marché central "Achetez local"

Cette institution de Kuala Lumpur sous sa forme actuelle existe depuis 1937. Le Marché central abrite une multitude d’articles faits à la main, de souvenirs, d’objets d’artisanat uniques et d’œuvres d’art. Dans ce merveilleux centre commercial, vous trouverez différents stands et de petites boutiques vendant des produits véritablement uniques. De by Winter.daniel92 nombreux tissus batiks sont proposés, constituant d’excellents souvenirs. Un théâtre à proximité organise des spectacles traditionnels de marionnettes et de jeux d’ombres (wayang kulit ).

+60 1 300 22 8688 www.centralmarket.com. [email protected] Jalan Hang Kasturi, Kuala my/index.php?cat=1 y Lumpur

Musée des arts islamiques de Malaisie "Richesse de l'art islamique"

Fondé en 1998, le Musée des arts islamiques de Malaisie est un mélange attrayant d’architecture moderne et de design islamique traditionnel. Cette imposante structure blanche étincelante se trouve juste à côté de la Mosquée nationale et derrière le bâtiment administratif de Malayan by Chongkian Railways. Au centre du musée, vous trouverez une collection impressionnante d’objets d’art islamique de Malaisie et d’autres pays islamiques. Le musée abrite également une bibliothèque et un centre de recherche ouverts au public, et propose de nombreux programmes éducatifs pour en savoir davantage sur l’art et la culture de la région.

+60 3 2274 2020 www.iamm.org.my/ [email protected] Jalan Lembah Perdana, Kuala Lumpur

The National Art Gallery "Works of Local Talents"

Since its establishment in 1958, the gallery shifted thrice before it finally settled into its own purpose-built premises. Located in the beautiful neighborhood of Lake Titiwangsa, it exhibits work by Malaysian artists. The building's unique structure, combining a blend of slate, tinted glass and a striking metallic roof, houses five galleries including a creative by Gryffindor gallery and workshop, a resource center, an auditorium and the gallery's administrative center. Its collection now numbers over 2,500 pieces. The gallery holds a variety of exhibitions and educational programs. It also organizes traveling exhibitions of Malaysian artists.

+60 3 4025 4990 www.artgallery.gov.my/ [email protected] 2 Jalan Temerloh, Off Jalan Tun Razak, Kuala Lumpur

Taman Tasik Perdana Lake Gardens "Nature's Paradise"

A serene sanctum nestled in the heart of the city, this garden ensemble dates to as far back as the colonial times when they were used as a hideaway by those who wanted to get away from the din of the city. The brainchild of Alfred Venning, the British State Treasurer in the 1880s, this by Phalinn Ooi botanical garden is yet the city dweller's favorite rendezvous retreat. The park opened its doors in 1991, and has, since then, been a canvas of unabashed wilderness interweaved with pleasant bouts of idyll. Complete with a tapestry of sprawling green lawns, rolling hills, a jubilant fountain and vibrant patches of blooming flowers, the gardens are as much entrenched in botanical beauty as they are in recreational pleasure. Sprawling across acres and acres, these gardens shelter an array of fascinating sites like an orchid garden, a hibiscus garden, a deer park, and the teeming Kuala Lumpur Bird Park. The ornamental Perdana Lake forms the centerpiece of these gardens which is traversed by motley walking trails, trams and curious bicycles alike.

+60 3 2691 6011 Jalan Kebun Bunga Tasik Perdana, Kuala Lumpur, WP, Kuala Lumpur Muzium Negara Malaysia "A Display of National Heritage"

The National Museum is a palatial structure adopting the style of old Malay architecture. Its imposing entrance is flanked by murals depicting aspects of Malaysian culture and history. Inside there are exhibits on local history, culture and traditions, arts and crafts, economic activities, currency, weapons and local flora and fauna. Outside, old locomotives, by Gryffindor vintage cars and other relics of transport from days gone by can be found. Reconstructed Malay palaces from other parts of the country also grace the expansive grounds.

+60 3 2282 6255 www.muziumnegara.gov. [email protected] Jalan Damansara, Kuala my/main Lumpur

Place de l'Indépendance "Place historique"

La place de l'Indépendance (Dataran Merdeka) était autrefois un point central et un terrain de cricket pour la puissance coloniale britannique présente en Malaisie. Les structures qui la bordent ressemblent à l’environnement physique de la terre native des colons. Situé à un coin de la place, vous verrez le Selangor Club de style Tudor. C’est sur cette place by Haakon S. Krohn qu’en 1957, l’Union Jack fut baissé et le drapeau de la Malaisie hissé, marquant l’indépendance du pays en tant que nation. Un mât de 95 mètres de hauteur, l’un des plus hauts du monde, signale cet endroit.

+60 3 2697 2797 Jalan Raja, Kuala Lumpur

National Science Centre "Interactive Science Exhibits"

Experience a scientific journey within this huge green dome-shaped building. The center features many exciting hands-on interactive science exhibits, which are divided into nine different galleries. The journey into this futuristic four-storey complex begins with a walk through an overhead tropical freshwater aquarium, followed by the Environmental Odyssey by Conny Sandland unravellings the threats faced by our tropical environment. Children will find delight in the Children's Exploration Center. Among other facilities are a multimedia library, auditoriums, a cafeteria and a Science Shop.

+60 3 2092 1150 www.psn.gov.my [email protected] Persiaran Bukit Kiara, Pusat Sains Negara, Kuala Lumpur

Gallery of Indian Art

"Cave Gallery"

Located at the foot of the 272-step staircase of Batu Caves, this gallery features clay figurines and wall paintings depicting scenes and figures from Hindu mythology. The bright and garish colored sculptures of the Indian deities and scenes bring some light to the otherwise dark but fascinating gallery cave. Access to this cave is via a concrete walkway by Christophe Repiso on spanning a small lake. After browsing through the gallery, climb the high Unsplash and steep staircase to the famous Batu Caves of Malaysia.

Jalan Sungai Tua, Batu Caves Sri Subramaniam Temple, Kuala Lumpur Grottes de Batu "Temple dans une grotte de calcaire"

Les grottes de Batu sont l’un des sanctuaires hindous les plus sacrés de Malaisie. Elles sont populaires non seulement car elles constituent l’affleurement de calcaire le plus au Sud de l’hémisphère Nord, mais le labyrinthe qu’elles forment abrite également une variété d’animaux sauvages natifs. Des escaliers en béton de 272 marches mènent jusqu’au by minshee93 temple souterrain. La principale grotte abrite un sanctuaire dédié à Lord Subramaniam, une divinité hindou. Une galerie souterraine situé au pied des grottes présente des figurines en argile et des peintures murales représentant des scènes et des personnages de la mythologie hindou. Pendant la fête de Thaipusam dédiée à Lord Murugan et célébrée un soir de pleine lune, les grottes sont envahies de fidèles qui viennent montrer leur respect dans leurs plus beaux habits.

+60 32287942 www.malaysia.travel/en/m info@cave- Jalan Batu Caves, Selayang, y/places/states-of-malaysia management.com Selangor /selangor/batu-caves

Sunway Lagoon Theme Park "World of Thrills & Adventures"

Situated 20 minutes from Kuala Lumpur is Malaysia's first international- standard water theme park. Within the vast park feature water-based attractions, such as giant water slides, twin speed slides, a river, a waterfall garden and a lagoon express. The admission price includes access to the theme park; there is an additional fee for the Extreme Park by Img by Calvin Teo and Wildlife Park.

+60 3 5639 0000 sunwaylagoon.com/ [email protected]. 3 Jalan PJS 11/11, Bandar my Sunway, Subang Jaya

Shah Alam Sports Complex "The most dynamic sports complex"

Awarded the "1996 Best Sports Facility In Asia" award, this sports complex is one of the largest and most dynamic sports and entertainment complexes in South East Asia. This state-of-the-art sports facilities boasts the Shah Alam Stadium (70,000 seats), an adjacent warm-up track and training field, a 12,000-capacity air-conditioned indoor stadium, an by Vincent Liew Olympic-size swimming and diving centre, and an international-level tennis complex. The sports complex has hosted several international events and shows including the final match of the Junior World Cup '97 Soccer Tournament.

+60 3 559 7766 [email protected] Level 1, Quadrant AB, Shah Alam Stadium, Section 13, Shah Alam

Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Shah Mosque "Marvel of Malaysia"

One of the largest mosques in Southeast Asia, this impressive building is frequently referred to as "The Blue Mosque." It is huge and magnificent, with an enormous dark blue dome and four majestic minarets that soar over Selangor's picturesque skyline from an impressive elevation of 466.8 by Leliqi feet (142.28 meters). Decorative Islamic calligraphy enhances the dome and the main prayer hall, while the overall architecture integrates ethnic Malay design elements and Modernist patterns. The mosque is adjoined by a small yet beautiful lake, which makes it a particularly serene setting, especially at sunset. The mosque's highly-intricate decorative Khat calligraphy can be best witnessed near its elaborate doorways, walls and windows. Visitors are expected to dress according to the Islamic dress code. Suitable attire is provided at the main entrance. +60 3 5159 9988 Persiaran Masjid, Cape Panwa Hote, Shah Alam

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