The first attraction we will visit will be Batu Caves. Batu Caves consist of 18 caves initially used by Indigenous people as a shelter. Today Batu Caves is the biggest Hindu temple in Malaysia consist of Ganesh, Shiva, Hanuman and few others. The main attraction in Batu Caves is 272 rainbow step, 42.7-meter Lord Murugan statue and the biggest donation box in the world.

Standing at 442 meters, Petronas Twin Towers not only the tallest twin building in the world also an icon for Malaysia. We will bring you to KLCC Park, where tourists can take a good photo of the towers and enjoy the city scenery. If tourist wants to visit the observation deck at level 86 and sky bridge, the entrance ticket cost RM85 per-person need a few days in advance before the tour start.

Dataran Merdeka also knows as Independent Square. At this palace, our first Prime Minister lower the last Union Jack Flag to indicated Malaysia fully independent from British. Tourists can walk enjoying the scenery of the River of Life and British style administrator building.

Istana Negara is the official residence for Malaysia King, also known as the supreme head. Malaysia has a unique monarch system where the Conference of Rulers elects the king every five years among the nine Malay Sultan and ruler.

Central Market initially was built by the British in 1888 as an open wet market because its near to Gombar Rivers. Today Central Market well know as the Art Market, where local artists and entrepreneurs can promote their product. Central Market also the best place to have a local lunch and the best rates to exchange money.

Thean Hou Temple is the most prominent Chinese Temple in Kuala Lumpur. Its also know as a six-tier temple.

Little India Brickfield has an interesting history. Originally was established by the Chinese Capitan is known as Yap Ah Loy, later developed by Yap Kwan Seng, the last Chinese Capitan.