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Markets

Kuala Lumpur markets are some of the finest in the world, and visitors enjoy the tremendous bargains they find on electronics, apparel, spices, and souvenirs. Two of the best markets in the city are the Central Market and Jl Petaling, both of which are located in colourful Chinatown. Essentially all markets are open from early in the morning until late at night, and the markets are often referred to by locals as "Pasar Tani" and "Pasar Malam," meaning "daytime markets" and "nighttime markets," respectively.

Restaurants

Malay, Western, Indian and Chinese fare can be found without any difficulty in Kuala Lumpur. Roadside markets and stalls are terrific locations in which to enjoy hawker food and in the bustling downtown section of Kuala Lumpur, everything from five-star restaurants to casual cafés are available. Those spending time in the city are typically quite pleased to discover that appealing dining options abound, regardless of each traveller's individual budget and preferences.

Sightseeing

Travellers who enjoy sightseeing are guaranteed to love Kuala Lumpur and its numerous landmarks and attractions. Below are some of the most popular attractions in the city among visitors and local residents alike:

Petronas Twin Towers

No traveler should miss a visit to the Petronas Twin Towers. The tallest buildings in the world, the Towers have been one of Malaysia's most famous landmarks for over a decade. Those who are not afraid of heights will never forget an enjoyable stroll across the 15 foot high connecting bridge that takes guests from one tower to the next. This attraction also offers the ideal backdrop for fantastic photo opportunities.

Masjid Negara

The Masjid Negara is Malaysia's National Mosque and is an impressive sight to behold. Boasting approximately 13 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens and space for up to 15,000 individuals, it is an attraction that belongs on every visitor's must-see list.

Batu Caves

Kuala Lumpur's Batu Caves are natural wonders that draw visitors from throughout Asia each year. After climbing approximately 300 steps, guests are rewarded by coming face-to-face with the impressive Golden Murugan statue, the latter of which marks the entrance to the Cathedral Cave, which is the largest of all the Batu Caves. Impressively decorated cathedral ceilings and ornate Hindu shrines are found inside the Caves, making this landmark a unique, unforgettable location for anyone with an interest in natural wonders or archaeology.