Kuala Lumpur 2D1N Itinerary: Ultimate Guide to Best Photo Spots & Hidden Gems 📷
Kuala Lumpur during the off-season is truly ideal.
February to March is the rainy season, and before going, I checked the weather forecast which predicted rain.
Unexpectedly, the weather was beautiful, with mostly sunny days.
It rained at night, but it hardly affected the itinerary!
If you have control over your time and budget,
traveling to Kuala Lumpur is really a good choice!
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📝Kuala Lumpur 2-day travel guide
Day1️⃣
Putrajaya Pink Mosque ➠ Batu Caves ➠ Bukit Bintang ➠ KLCC / Petronas Twin Towers Night View
Day2️⃣
Petronas Twin Towers downhill photo spot ➠ Merdeka Square ➠ City Gallery ➠ Petaling Street ➠ Sri Mahamariamman Temple ➠ bookxcess
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📷Photo spots
✔️Putrajaya Pink Mosque (p2)
Located between the airport and the city.
If it’s daytime, it’s recommended to go there right after landing. Navigation location: 📍Kelab Taslik Putrajava
✔️Batu Caves (p18)
Visually quite stunning! Recommended for those who like Indian temple culture. If not, this stop can be skipped!
✔️KLCC Park (p6)
The park behind the Petronas Twin Towers is very comfortable, and the towers look great during the day!
✔️Bukit Bintang (p8, 11)
A popular McDonald’s street where you can see the hustle and bustle and the McDonald’s zebra crossing
✔️Petronas Twin Towers Night View (p9)
The lit-up twin towers at night create a different atmosphere and are also great for photos!
✔️Petronas Twin Towers downhill photo spot (p1)
Navigation location: 📍Jalan Tunku Putra
✔️Merdeka Square (p4, 5)
There are many European-style buildings here
✔️City Gallery (p3)
The “I❤️KL” installation is here!
It’s recommended to visit the nearby Central Market, where you can find interesting gifts!
✔️Petaling Street (p12)
Not much to see, but it’s on the city walk route, and you can take a photo of the entrance!
✔️Sri Mahamariamman Temple (p7)
You will be attracted by the architecture and colors! A very distinctive Indian temple
✔️bookxcess (p15)
A cool bookstore, mainly for experiencing the atmosphere rather than just selling books
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💡Tips:
1. Malaysia offers visa-free entry, but you need to fill in the entry information on MDAC three days in advance. Upon arrival, you can smoothly enter through the direct channel by swiping your passport!
2. Buying a SIM card in advance is more cost-effective than buying one at the airport. Prepare a plug adapter!
3. We used Grab for all our taxi rides. Just download and register it in advance.
4. If you have five to six days for your trip, you can also spend two to three days visiting Penang or Malacca!
@Life Potato
