Travel 15 - Best Places of Interest

From my graduation ceremony in Malaysia in 2018. Weather in Malaysia The Airport The Graduation Day The Rest of Our Trip Malaysian Culture Planning Our Trips Food Transport Sightseeing Petronas Twin Towers Coming to sight seeing, we visited the Petronas Twin Towers, which are also the world’s largest twin towers as well. It was near our hotel as well (In fact, we even had a view of the towers from our hotel room.) They were a marvellous spectacle to behold. It was a very popular attraction and many tourists were there with us. The observation deck is there on the 86th floor as well as the SkyBridge on the 41st floor to cross towers and admire the beauty of the city from an elevated viewpoint. A side view of the Petronas Twin Towers from an elevated position. Menara Kuala Lumpur The Menara Kuala Lumpur also known as the Kuala Lumpur Tower was another attraction we visited. The tower was beautiful and we even visited the observation deck at the top. There was a long queue but we didn’t mind as that meant plenty of time to take lots of photos on the inside. We finally got on the deck. It was exhilarating as well as a bit scary. It was transparent so you could see all the way down. We took photos of the city from there as well as photos of ourselves on the deck. A photo from on top of the Kuala Lumpur Tower. Batu Caves We also visited the Batu Caves. Outside it was a giant statue of Lord Murugan, right next to the thousands of staircases needing to be climbed to visit the caves(Okay they were only 272 as per the official numbers but still). There were Hindu temples in the region as well. The famous caves are made of limestone and are known for their beauty. Also there was a lot of greenery on the mountains and if I remember correctly a few monkeys too! Other places we visited We also visited a large Aquarium, the name of which I cannot recall at present. But it had a wide range of marine life from small, tiny fishes to big ones too. The aquarium fish were a treat to see. It was quite a long walk. We even visited numerous malls and shopping centres( though we didn’t really buy much we were mostly there to explore.) We were almost on a search to determine the best shopping mall Kuala Lumpur had to offer. A photo of me at an aquarium in Kuala Lumpur( and an angry crab in the background) Another one from our visit to the aquarium. Final Thoughts It was an amazing adventure, one which I never wanted to end but, alas, it did eventually. It concluded as any other trip to a foreign country, with a visit to the airport and a flight. It was a great holiday and I learned a lot not just about Malaysia or Kuala Lumpur but travelling in general. We may have left Malaysia but its memories definitely haven’t left us. Author bio- I am Srishti Kapoor from the "Lowest Flight Fares"- A US-based online travel firm dealing with thousands of airlines to offer the best travel experience to our esteemed customers. https://bestplacesofinterest.com/an-expensive-yet-unforgettable-trip-to-bali-with-my-wife/ You may like to read An expensive yet unforgettable trip to Bali with my wife

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