Malaysia, the pearl of Asia, is in a very valuable location. For this reason and for many reasons, we have compiled for you the places to see and see in Malaysia, which has become one of the world's leading tourism centers.
Malaysia is one of the first places to attract tourists with its wide range of entertainment, untouched beaches, the oldest rainforest, world-class facilities, animal and plant diversity, great flavors, natural bridges, history, culture and nature.
As it is located on the international spice road route in Malaysia, it has managed to enter among the tourist's favorite places due to its nature not damaged, the nature of the human hand does not harm and its different culture. This country is not too big and consists of 13 states and 3 regions. Whether you are going to Malaysia with a tremendous number of places to visit, or whether you're going for shopping, family or shopping, or whatever you're going to do, we'll definitely introduce you to places you should see.
Kuala Lumpur
The official capital of Malaysia is Kuala Lumpur. Kuala Lumpur is definitely one of the places to visit. But because it is a very crowded city, Putrajaya city was founded in the south of Kuala Lumpur. It wouldn't be wrong to call this town a secret garden, or even literally the city.
Petronas Twin Towers
Located at an altitude of about 452 meters above ground level, these works are among the world's tallest twin buildings, and are also among the 5th highest works of the world. The outer surface of the building is covered with glass and steel, and the inner surface is decorated with the most beautiful form of Islamic architecture. This is an indicator of Malaysia's cultural values. These buildings have 88 floors. If you go to the Petronas Twin Towers, I strongly suggest you watch the enormous sky bridge on the 41st floor and take pictures here.
KL Tower
It is a 421 meter tall tower built at the top of the Bukit Nanas forest reserve region. It is a tower located in the rain forests due to its location. It is also the 7th highest telecommunications tower in the world. The building is located at an elevation of 276 meters. Here you will enjoy the beauty of the city through the rainforest. There is also a 360 degree restaurant at this observation point. Here are some of the things I recommend you do. You can enjoy the observation tower, dine at this restaurant, and take a stroll around the KL tower on pony horse rides.
Batu Caves
It is the cave that continues with 272 steps starting next to the 43-meter statue of Lord Maruga. These caves are three and are known as the temple caves of the world. These places, which are important for the Hindus, come with respect to Lord Maruga at every arrival of the turkeys and we are going to have a feast for tourists. I recommend that you come here at the Thipusam festivals (a religious ritual of Hindus). That's when I visited these caves well, and you will see the culture of the country.
Chinatown (Little India)
With its old clan houses and temples, this region is a colorful place with its shopping areas and the street filled with Indian music. This region is called ım Little India ır because it reminds India of Malaysia. Burda has many entertainment stops from the Hindu temple to various market places.
Aquaria KLCC
It is a giant aquarium located on the last floor of Kuala Lumpur's congress center. Equipped with the latest technology, this aquarium is a fascinating place where more than 5000 creatures are exhibited. Another beauty of this place, giving you the feeling of being under the sea, is that it is within walking distance of the Petronas Twin Towers.
Aquaria KLCC offers you a water world adventure without getting wet. From the first step you take, you can be sure that you will experience an adventure from the tropical waters of Asia to the rainforest.
There's so much to tell about this aquarium. For example, you can watch the floating sand sharks, thorny stingrays, sea turtles and other sea creatures with all their reality. You can also watch the birds feed the fish at the meal time, and even touch them in the designated touch zones.
Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman
This road, sometimes referred to as Jalan Tar, was one of the most prestigious shopping centers with pre-war houses and former stores. At the moment, it is a street that attracts the attention of tourists, where stores are located and the market environment is dominant.
Here you can shop with the old shopping culture and walk on the sub-roads. In Jalan Tar you can find everything from silver to collections to shops. On this narrow road is the Majo Junction Shopping Center with Sogo Shopping Center. Here you can easily find gifts that you can get to your loved ones and yourself.
KL Bird Park
Located in Perdana Botanical Gardens, KL Bird Park is a 10-minute drive from Kuala Lumpur. The KL Bird Park, a peaceful and natural park, is home to 200 local and foreign birds and hosts more than 5000 birds. The distinctive feature of this park is that birds, like other parks, are flying freely, not in separate cages.
You can stroll in this park, take pictures, watch ducks, cuckoos, ostriches, and many bird species. Finally, I recommend you not to miss the bird shows organized between 12:30 and 15:30 in this park.
Museum of Islamic Arts
In recent years, with the increasing interest in Islamic arts, Malaysia has hosted the largest Islamic art museum in Asia in 1998 to reveal its difference. This museum is located on an area of 30,000 square meters. Perdana is a museum that collects attention with its terrifying beauty among the trees of the Botanical Garden.
The museum hosts more than 7,000 artifacts. It is a museum that creates the impression of a mystical world hosted by a unique library of Islamic artworks. The exhibited works of art are made up of very small jewels and the Masjid in Mecca is the largest scale of Haram. The aim here is to introduce Islamic architecture correctly.
National Monument
It is a monument to reverence and honor the lives of those who have died in the struggle of the country against the danger of communism. There is one of the largest bronze sculptures in the world that can stand without support in the National Monument area. This statue is Washington D.C. The famous Iwo Jima statue in 1966 by Felix de Weldon. There are 7 bronze human figures on a rectangular base. Each of these 7 people is a separate attribute. Courage, leadership, sacrifice, power, reserve, unity and suffering.