KUALA LUMPUR

Kualalumpur is the largest city of Malaysia that has its origin from the year 1850 when Malay Chief sent the Chinese upriver for opening larger and new tin mines. British resident called Selangor is one person who is completely instrumental in the development of Kualalumpur.  Despite of the two World Wars, Kualalumpur city has continued to grow.  It was in the year 1974 that Kualalumpur city was made the Federal Territory.

Kualalumpur city has a very rich and vibrant culture that is made up of a mixture of various communities that have settled here. Some of the things that make up the culture of Kualalumpur include music, theater, dance, orchestras, films, cultural events and much more.

Sightseeing In Kualalumpur

There are lot many things that make Kualalumpur a nice tourist attraction such as Datran Merdeka, Royal Selangor Club, Sultan Abdul Samad Building, Masjid Negara, Masjid Jamek, Kualalumpur Railway Station and many more. The must visiting places of Kualalumpur include Petronas Tower, Menara Observation Tower, Chinatown, Little India, art deco central market, KLCC Park, Jalan Bukit Bintang, Jalan Sultan Ismail, Bangsar Baru and many more.

The main things to do at Kualalumpur include making a visit to the Petronas tower, watching birds at the bird park, play with children at the butterfly park, have lunch at coliseum, making a trip at Chinatown at night, go out for shopping and have a look at the arts and crafts present at the craft center.

Airlines flying to Kualalumpur

Malaysian Airlines, Emirates, Garuda Indonesia and Singapore Airlines provide very cheap air fares to visit Kualalumpur

Passport and Visa requirements for US Citizens

U.S. citizens are required to present a valid passport that has at least one blank visa page and the passport should not expire within six months of the last day you are in the country. U.S. citizens are not required to secure a visa in advance of travel to the country. You may stay in the country without a visa for a stay of up to 90 days.