Malaysia is a multicultural country with much to offer visitors–regardless of their budget or what their idea of fun might be. Kuala Lumpur, the country's capital, is a cosmopolitan city with amazing shopping and stunning architecture–within blocks, you'll find both the ultramodern Petronas Towers and several colonial palaces and buildings.
Malaysia is divided into 13 states and 3 federal territories inclusive of Peninsular Malaysia, East Malaysia, and the island of Labuan. An outstanding feature of Malaysia is the stark contrasts between its developed and natural attractions. Skyscrapers tower over wooden houses while hotels are located not far from beautiful beaches.
Just a short drive away from the capital, there are plenty of things to do–from islands, mountains, and record-breaking caves to countless temples and a unique chance to explore the fauna-rich jungle of Borneo.
For a refreshing new adventure, there is no better place than Malaysia.
*Further information on the country can also be obtained from the Malaysian government’s official portal, www.malaysia.gov.my.
Having the privilege to have direct flights from almost every major city around the world, Kuala Lumpur is an ideal spot to begin your journey. Kuala Lumpur is a famous gathering spot for vendors and tourists.
Kuala Lumpur city is a perfect fusion of the past and the present. This is demonstrated by a mix of British colonial buildings from the late 18th century to the many modern office towers. One of SEA’s up and coming rising capitals, the city has grown over the last century from a little mining colony to a global phenom.
The Malaysian metropolis has withstood Asian economic crises and has not slowed down its development. Its symbol of hope lies in the iconic PETRONAS Twin Towers.
Housing some of Southeast Asia’s biggest and most famous shopping malls, Kuala Lumpur is a hotspot for tourists and locals looking to go on a shopping spree and experience the rich culture. KL is also not short of sceneries, boasting some magnificent architecture like the Sultan Abdul Samad Building. Lastly, how could we forget the lively neighbourhoods and wonderful sights. After all that is what makes Malaysia, Malaysia.
To find out more information about cuisine & dining, nightlife & entertainment, shopping and others, you can visit the official website portal at www.visitkl.gov.my.
Directions
The easiest way for you to get from KLIA or KLIA2 to the city is through the KLIA express. Enjoy a fast and safe ride that takes less than 30 mins to KL Central. The KLIA express costs RM55 for a one-way trip and RM100 for a return trip. Additionally, KLIA express has a full schedule on their website to ensure that you never miss your flight. For more information and online booking, check out their website https://www.kliaekspres.com.
Previously, all travellers required to download the app and ¤ll in their personal details, purpose of visit and destination stay with vaccine information before entering Malaysia.
Effective from 1st August 2022, all international travellers entering Malaysia need not fill up Traveller's Card in MySejahtera. However, upon arrival, if a traveller is detected to have a fever or unwell through a thermal scanner, they will be referred to the nearest healthcare facility for further examination and treatment.