About This Tour
In this tour, you will spen 8 hours to explore Kuala Lumpur at the fullest. Kuala Lumpur is the sixth most visited city in the world, with 8.9 million tourist per year. They are mostly driven by the city’s cultural diversity, relatively low costs and wide gastronomic and shopping variety. Explore the past, present, and future of Kuala Lumpur on a private 3 hour city sightseeing tour. Learn the history of the city from its humble beginnings as a tin mining town, to its sophisticated architecture of today’s modern world.
Visit the Petronas Twin-Tower which is the pride of the nation. Golden Triangle which is the busy business and shopping hub. The Independence Square and the Railway Station where you get to snap some extraordinary shots of the colonial architectures.Kuala Lumpur has the internationally-recognized Petronas Twin Towers. Tourists who love to shop will find the Golden Triangle, located at the heart of the city, to be the perfect place as it also serves as a business hub. People who want to visit sites that have remnants of colonial architecture the KL railway station, Independence Square, and the National Monument are great destinations in the city.In addition to these spots, we will also take you to the famous Batu Caves.The Batu Caves are known for the limestone rock inside which is more than 400 million years old. We’ll guide you through a comprehensive tour of the Caves’ and the many Hindu shrines around the area, including the wonderful main temple which is over a century old
Visit K.L Gallery, home to a spectacular model of the city and see the Moorish-style Kuala Lumpur Railway Station, notable for its mix of Eastern and Western architectural motifs. Go to Independence Square to admire colonial buildings and the English-style cricket ground. Stop to take photos of the National Mosque,Old Quarter of Kuala Lumpur, The River Confluence and the famous Malaysian King’s Palace. We assure you that this Kuala Lumpur Batu Caves tour is going to leave an unforgettable imprint on your heart.
