Kuala Lumpur

My flight is booked! June 6th. :)

I’ve been all over asia, but not to KL, I think I can do this on my way to the US in July. I’m going to try to make my ticket happen as soon as I line up all the other stuff that needs to happen!

very nice
was staying at some hotel $ 50 should visit use public transport like skybus and all to travel

One of the most beautiful asian cities i know. Safe and very clean!

~jeroen breukels

Check out the now tallest twin towers in the world, haggle in chinatown, and relax in a luxurious hotel with many good places to eat and malls to shop.

Nice place

hectic & overrated in its own beautiful way. does that make any sense?

I grew up in KL in the 70’s. It was amazing, multi-cultural and idyllic. I rode horses every day, swam in the sea and had a great life. I spoke Chinese and Malay but have forgotten it all now, which is a shame.

I went back a few years ago for the F1 Grand Prix and a look around. It’s changed out of all recognition and suffers from the same problems as most big cities in the west. I was disappointed by that. It still felt like home though.

don’t miss the night market !

I was traveling with a group of people on a trip (on our way to Australia) and stayed over in Kuala Lumpur. Kept sticking out thumbs out (we had no clue how to even hail a cab there or in the US for that matter!) and couldn’t figure out why no cabs would stop. Finally a hotel worker told us that it is like we are flipping them the bird… not sure if that is true or not, but it would make sense why they wouldn’t stop for us! Otherwise, it was a terrific, busy, crazy, fun city to visit, with amazing arcitecture. We stayed at the Dynasty Hotel and had a wonderful view of the twin towers there. Would recommend it to anyone.