06/11/2025
And here’s a mini guide to the capital of Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur, just for you ❤️
🗺️ Things to do:
Vertigo Skybar – The best rooftop bar in KL, with panoramic views. Book a table in advance!
Canopy Walk – A peaceful stroll above the trees in KL Forest Eco Park, right in the heart of the city
Food tour – Book with A Chef’s Tour for an unforgettable deep dive into KL’s street food scene
Masjid Wilayah Persekutuan – A stunning mosque with free guided tours that are so worth it
RexKL – A reimagined cinema that now houses shops, food stalls, events, and one of KL’s best bookstores
Thean Hou Temple – A vibrant six-tiered Chinese temple with sweeping views over the city
KLCC Park – Relax in this green space with fountains, walking trails and Petronas Tower views
Batu Caves – Famous Hindu temple in a limestone cave, guarded by a towering golden statue
Chinatown – Wander murals, temples and backstreets full of history (don’t miss Kwai Chai Hong & Lorong Panggung)
🍽️ Places to eat:
Jalan Alor Market, Chow Kit Market, Merchants Lane Cafe, Old China Cafe, Jamboo Matcha, K Fry, Okonomi, Nasi Lemak Wanjo
🛍️ Malls to visit:
The Exchange TRX, Pavilion, Suria KLCC
🏨 Where to stay:
Bukit Bintang is one of the best areas to base yourself – central, walkable and full of life. We stayed at The Robertson which had fantastic views, a pool and great facilities – perfect for a few days in the city.
🚇 How to get around:
Public transport is reliable and air-conditioned (look for the MRT, LRT and monorail), but Grab is also super affordable and convenient for getting door-to-door, especially when it’s hot or raining!
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