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The capital city of Malaysia has always served as a great stop off while travelling to other parts of the country. With a well connected airport, it is very likely that you may end up in Kuala Lumpur for a day or two before heading to/from the actual destination. We too in our recent visit to Terengganu got to spend 2 days in Kuala Lumpur and decided to use this time to see and experience things that the city had to offer. Here is our guide to help you make the most of Kuala Lumpur in 48 hours.

Day 1

Start the day by visiting Batu Caves [Approx 2-3 hours]

Batu Caves should be on top of the list for anyone visiting Kuala Lumpur for the 1st time. Just a few minutes away from the main town lies this amazing limestone caves dotted with many colourful Hindu temples. As you enter through the gate, a huge statue of Lord Murugan against the greenery covered hills and a long set of rainbow coloured staircase welcomes you. Take a little pain of climbing those 272 steps and you will be rewarded with the amazing cave formations and beautiful temples inside.

There is another cave just a little away from the main caves called as the Ramayan Cave. This dimly lit cave depicts the various stories of Ramayana (an ancient Hindu epic) through beautiful statues and settings. Take the staircase (a little steep) inside the cave to witness one of the largest naturally formed Shiv lingas at the top.

Spend the evening at the gorgeous Thean Hou temple [Approx 1 hr]

This multi-storey Chinese temple with its vivid colours and beautiful architecture is one of the prettiest temples to visit in Kuala Lumpur. The temple is built on a hill top and provides good views of the city. The outer part of the temple is very nicely decorated with lot of red and yellow Chinese lanterns over colourful ornate pillars. Interior of the temple has intricate work and three large deities under an amazingly designed bluish roof. The temple is not very touristy, yet we recommended visiting it on a weekday to have some peaceful time in the premises. If your interest lies in photography, then evening is the best time to take some beautiful shots when the lights are turned on.

Check out the Petronas Towers and KLCC Suria Mall at night

No trip to Kuala Lumpur can be complete without visiting its iconic Petronas twin towers. You can visit the towers anytime. But we recommend visiting after dark when they are illuminated and shine like diamonds. Check out the views from the KLCC park which provide some great photography opportunities. You can also enjoy the light sound show that happens in the park fountain. Read More…..

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