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"Masjid Negara "
by erion visited here iNote   (15 August 2000)
2/4 The National Mosque (Masjid Negara) has quite a unique design of more traditional Islamic art, calligraphy and ornamentation. It has an umbrella like roof and 73 metre (245 feet) minaret which apparently "symbolises the aspirations of an indepe...more

 

"Taman Tasek Perdana "
by erion visited here iNote   (15 August 2000)
3/4 There is a relaxing and tranquil walk from KL train station " which in itself is worth a look for it's early 1900's architecture " that encompasses the nearby Taman Tasek Perdana (Lake Gardens Park). Just follow the clearly labelled English signs an...more

 

"National Zoo and Aquarium "
by erion visited here iNote   (15 August 2000)
3/4 The Kuala Lumpur Zoo is one of the best I have visited in Asia - tranquil (if you go during a week day), interesting (if you like Malaysian wildlife) and humane. Most Asian Zoo's and wildlife parks would make the average animal rights conscious pers...more

 

"Batu Caves "
by erion visited here iNote   (13 August 2000)
3/4 Pretty much the coolest attraction to visit if you are in KL is the Batu Caves. They are only a short bus ride - about 40 minutes - from the city centre and worth the trip if you are up for a vertical walk and some nature. Take bus number 11 from t...more

 

"The Petronas Towers "
by erion visited here iNote   (13 August 2000)
3/4 The Petronas Tower (originally called Twin Towers - for obvious reasons once you see it) stands 452 metres and claimed by the Malaysian Government to be the largest building in the world. However, that is only the case if you count the antenna. Non...more

 



   
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