Our Kuala Lumpur half day city tour is uniquely and carefully designed to be a perfect excursion for tourist especially for those visiting the city for first time with the expectation to experience the city’s attractions.   Our experienced chauffeur/guide will meet and greet you at the agreed time and location (morning tour: 9am/afternoon tour: 2pm). Enjoy and travel in comfort with air-conditioned vehicle. The first destination of the tour will be Malaysia’s National Palace (Istana Negara), the 13-acre castle used to be the official residence of the Malaysian King and known as a landmark and symbol of Malaysia’s constitutional monarchy.

The next place of interest will be National Monument (Tugu Negara) showcasing the 15.54m high monument which was erected in 1966 to commemorate those who died in World War II and the Emergency fighting for the freedom of the country.

Passing through the beautiful Lake Garden and Kuala Lumpur Bird Park, we will then reach National Mosque of Kuala Lumpur, a piece of history among the city’s sleek and modern structures. Note that the mosque welcomes visitors of all nations and faiths to visit up to the prayer hall but appropriate attire is required, you can borrow it at the entrance if necessary.

Proceed to Independence Square, where the Malaysian flag pole here stands amongst the world’s tallest. It's where Malaysian flag was first raised and Union Jack lowered on the Independence Day. Even more impressive about this place is - it's surrounded by iconic buildings such as the Bangunan Abdul Samad and National Textile Museum.

Journey will continue toward the twin skyscrapers building of the country, your travel to Kuala Lumpur would not be complete without striking a pose at the PETRONAS Twin Towers, soaring to a height of 451.9metres, the 88-storey twin structure also known as Kuala Lumpur's crown jewel.

The final stop on your sightseeing tour is Jadi Batek Gallery, where you’ll able to experience and learn how this ancient textile art is made before the tour ends at your hotel

The original Chinatown is centred on Market Square, Jalan Tun H.S. Lee (or High Street). The High Street was popular as it was higher than the rest of the town and thus less prone to floods. This led the wealthier population to build their shophouses here. As a result, the more ornate shophouses were built north of Jalan Cheng Lock and closer to the High Street business centre.