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Tips for what to do in Kuala Lumpur?
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Hey adventurers! 🌟 If you’re headed to Kuala Lumpur for three days and looking for exciting things to do, you’re in for a treat! Since you've already explored Batu Caves and experienced the magical fireflies, consider a day trip to Malacca for its rich history and vibrant culture. A city tour sounds like a fantastic idea too! For your last day, dive into Kuala Lumpur's museums or historical sites, like the Islamic Arts Museum or Merdeka Square, to soak up some local charm.
Hi! I'm in Borneo right now, headed to Kuala Lumpur tomorrow. I have 3 days there, and I already spent 2 days there earlier. So I've already done Batu Caves and the fireflies. I'm wondering what to do for those three days? The only think I'm solid on is I want to do Malacca one day. I was thinking of also doing a city tour one day? But stuck on what to do the last day. I wanted to go to Taman Nagara but I'm a solo traveler and couldn't figure out a way to get there and back for less than 350 USD. Anyone have any ideas for how to kill a day in KL? Are there good museums or historical sites to see? I looked at cameron highlands but I've already been to colmar tropicale and I think they're pretty similar.
Appreciate any help!
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