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More than a million devotees process to the Batu Caves, a spectacular holy temple outside Kuala Lumpur, to celebrate the annual Hindu festival of Thaipusam. The event marks Lord Murugan's…
At 452m, the city-centre, 88-storey Petronas Twin Towers form the world's tallest twin buildings. Curved and pointed bays feature the Islamic influences of American architect Cesar Pelli.…
These sacred limestone caves in Selangor are around 400 million years old and represent the most important Hindu shrines outside of India. As the focus of the Thaipusam Festival, millions of…
World-class acts from all music genres take to the stage at the Stadium Negara and the Bukit Kiara in Kuala Lumpur for the Live & Loud music festival.
Sunburst KL International Music Festival
Six stages around Kuala Lumpur's Bukot Kiara Equestrian and Country Resort play host to international names in rock, hip-hop, dance, pop and jazz at the Sunburst KL International Music…
The World Drums Festival fills Kuala Lumpur's open spaces with percussion and drum music from all over the world, exploring the culture and history of Malaysia while providing energetic…
Central Market is a bazaar-style trading hub which first opened its doors in 1936. A modern renovation has added a wealth of handicraft stalls. Find carvings, silks and masks alongside fresh…
Fitted out with the most glorious Chinese antiques and works of art, this Central Market branch of Old China is one of the most attractive restaurants in KL. Flavours and tastes from Penang…
Set on the edge of the beautiful Lake Gardens, the National Museum (Muzium Negara) dates back to 1963. Collections chart Malaysia's rich cultural heritage. Delve beyond the skyscrapers to…
The picturesque Buddhist Thean Hou Temple was built in 1987 by the Hainanese and sits atop Robson Hill. Three altars, a multi-arched gateway and grandiose carvings give this building plenty of…
The Islamic Arts Museum in the Lake Gardens boasts an exquisite collection of over 7000 ceramics, glasswork, woodwork, weaponry and textiles, housed in a magnificent five-domed building.…
The Beach is loud, raunchy and great fun. Locals and expats dance to everything from R&B DJs to live rock & roll. Look out for the two-foot shark in his tank behind the bar. Apparently he…
Choose a room to suit your mood at multi-level super club Zouk, with flashy plasma screens and banks of LEDs in the main room, and plush fabrics in the grown-up Velvet Underground. Resident…
Joggers, picnickers and handholding couples alike flock to the handsome 92-hectare Lake Gardens (Taman Tasik Perdana) set on an artificial lake west of the Colonial District. The parkland…
Masters Football visits Asia for the Masters Football Malaysia Cup at Kuala Lumpur's Putra Stadium. Teams include Liverpool, Manchester United, Sheffield United and an EPL All-Stars team…
Kuala Lumpur International Film Festival
The theme for the Kuala Lumpur International Film Festival is "Celebrating Cultural Diversity". Evening screenings at venues around the city focus on the themes of Hollywood, Asia and Malaysia…
The Federal Territories of Kuala Lumpur, Labuan and Putrajaya celebrate Federal Territory Day with parades, firework displays, exhibitions and cultural shows.
Citrawarna (Colours of Malaysia) celebrates the country's unique spectrum of cultures throughout March. In 2009, the main launch takes place at Kuala Lumpur's Dataran Merdeka. Expect…
The KL Festival is a whole month of Malaysian culture and heritage. Around 50 performances, visual arts, traditional games, and language and literature events entertain locals and tourists all…
Crystal Dancesport Championship
The Grand Ballroom at Kuala Lumpur's Shangri-La Hotel is the stage for the annual Crystal Dancesport Championship. A charity event, the competition is open to countries in the Asia Pacific…