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Central Reservations Office, Bangkok, Thailand Tel: +66 (02) 168 7668 Fax: +66 (02) 168 7663 www.compasshospitality.com sales@compasshospitality.com Kuala Lumpur has a diverse culture where Malays, Chinese and Indians constitute the main races in this multicultural backdrop. It is this unique melting pot of cultures that makes KL mesmerize like it does! Being the main and the most happening city in Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur is known as a paradise of food and shopping, and provides for the pickiest of diners and enjoyable entertainment. Any time of the day, any day of the week, Kuala Lumpur would keep anyone occupied from sunrise to sunset.  In & Out of Kuala Lumpur  Weather  Getting around the city  Places of Interest  Shopping  After Dark  Dining  Calendar  Things to Know  In and Out from Kuala Lumpur  Currency  Emergency Calls In and Out of Kuala Lumpur From Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) The Kuala Lumpur International Airport is approximately 75 kilometres from Kuala Lumpur’s city centre. T: +603-87762000  Airport Limo The rates vary according to type of Limo and the destination. Purchase the fixed price voucher at the counter located at The International Arrival area, level 3, right after Customs.  Taxi The taxi fares vary depending on the destination. Purchase the fixed price voucher at the counter located at The International Arrival area, level 3, right after Customs.  KLIA Ekspress Purchase the ticket at the counter or vending machines located at the Arrival Hall, Level 1. The operation time is from 9 am to 12 midnight. It provides a non-stop journey between KLIA and KL Sentral. The journey takes only 28 minutes with secure containers to check-in and check-out luggage. Normal fares for one-way is RM35 (adult) and RM15 (children) while the return fare is RM70 (adult) and RM30 (children). You can also take a taxi or bus from KL Sentral to the respective hotel.  Buses a) Express Coach The journey from KLIA to KL Sentral will be approximately 1 hour. The fare for one-way is RM10 (adult) and RM6 (children) while the return fare is RM18 (adult) and RM10 (children). Tickets can be purchased from the ticket counter located on the ground floor, Block C, at KLIA. a) Other Buses Shuttle Bus (RM1.50 per trip) provides services from KLIA to LCCT. Once you reach LCCT, you can take either the AeroBus (RM8 per trip) or the Sky Bus (RM9 per trip) to KL Sentral. You can also take a taxi or bus from KL Sentral to the respective hotel. From Low Cost Carrier Terminal (LCCT) LCCT is located about 20 kilometres from KLIA. It is specifically designed to suit the Low Cost Carrier business model. T: +603- 87778888  Budget Taxi The taxi fares vary depending on the destination. Purchase the fixed price voucher at the counter at the left hand side right after Customs.  Bus Take the AeroBus (RM8 per trip) or the Sky Bus (RM9 per trip) to KL Sentral and take a taxi or bus to respective hotel. Puduraya Bus Station Main bus station is in Kuala Lumpur, located at Jalan Tun Perak, near China Town. T: +603-20700145 KL Sentral Main railway station of KL for KL Monorail, LRT, KTM & Ekspress Real Link. It is located at Brickfields. T: +603-27868080 Weather Weather is generally hot & humid with a definite rainy season. The heaviest rains fall in two periods, which are November to February (Northeast Monsoon) and May to September (Southwest Monsoon). Other than that, there are brief periods of light variable winds during the changeover in March and October. Getting around the city There are several modes of transportation available around the city:  Taxi Plenty of inexpensive taxis can be flagged down from almost every point in the city. As a precaution, some drivers might refuse to turn on meter. You should use your bargaining power or hail for another taxi.  Bus Buses are a cheaper alternative to travel around the city. There are bus stops located at strategic points of Kuala Lumpur that will lead you to various places. Bus tickets can be purchased when entering the bus (from a bus conductor/ticketing machine).  Light Rail Transit (LRT) Punctuality and affordability has made LRT the most preferred mode of transport. It connects the key districts areas in the city where famous tourist areas are concentrated. There are two types of LRTs which are the Putra LRT and STAR LRT.  KL Monorail An inner-city public transit system which comforts with air-conditioning at very reasonable fares. KL Monorail has made the central business, hotels and major shopping centres of Kuala Lumpur more accessible. KUALA LUMPUR GUIDE Central Reservations Office, Bangkok, Thailand Tel: +66 (02) 168 7668 Fax: +66 (02) 168 7663 www.compasshospitality.com sales@compasshospitality.com Places of Interest  KL Tower Have an unforgettable time at the world’s fourth tallest tower. Besides the panoramic view, it is also surrounded by the Bukit Nanas Forest, allowing you to enjoy forest walks. Cultural shows are also available at certain time according to the schedule.  Petronas Twin Towers (KLCC) The 88-storey, world’s tallest twin towers allow you to enjoy the bridge tour (sky bridge) between 8.30am - 5.00pm from Tuesday to Sunday. There is a park with a jogging path, a fountain with light shows and a children’s playground below KLCC.  Aquaria KLCC Experience the journey of Aquaria KLCC through an exciting discovery of the ocean. It exhibits over 5,000 captivating aquatic and land animals of over 150 different species. Visit Aquaria KLCC to enjoy the amazing and exciting undersea adventure!  Little India Here, one will find a wide range of indigenous souvenirs and great food; from stunning sarees, elegant jewelleries to mouth-watering authentic Indian fare. The colourful scenery with the smell of spices will definitely amazed you!  Chinatown / Petaling Street It is the place to head for people who are interested to experience the excitement and challenge of bargaining. Delicious choices of local food, fresh poultry, seafood and vegetables, famous local snacks and drinks, bags, watches, souvenirs and many more.  Lake Garden At the Lake Garden integrates the Butterfly House, Bird Park, National Monument, Planetarium, Islamic Arts Museum and Orchid & Hibiscus Garden. Take a leisure boat cruise at the artificial lake and enjoy the garden views. There is a children’s playground, jogging tracks, exercise stations and rowing boats.  Batu Caves Batu Caves is located 13km out of the city which consists of three main caves and a few smaller ones. You have to climb a steep flight of 272 steps to reach the biggest cave, Temple Cave. It is a famous tourist destination especially during the famous Hindu festival, Thaipusam.  Fireflies Park Visit one of nature’s most astounding attractions, fireflies, in Kampung Kuantan or Kampung Bukit Belimbing. These fireflies inhibit around the branches of the berembang trees that grow along the river bank. You can cruise on one of the many motorboats at night to witness the fireflies sparkling along both sides of the river.  Putrajaya Wetlands It consists of 24 wetland cells built along the arms of the Chua & Bisa Rivers. Marshes and swamps were developed in their cells by transplanting more than 70 species of wetland plants. This is the primary step in public education of wetlands, which is the joint responsibility of everyone.  National Museum Fine collection of Malaysia’s historical artefacts and numerous rare items portrayed its past glory, culture and art can be found here. Take this opportunity to get to know more about Malaysian history! Shopping Suria KLCC Suria KLCC is an ultramodern and the most impressive shopping centre in Malaysia. There are 6 levels of retails outlets with more than 270 stores that offer goods ranging from the latest electronic gadgets in town to Malaysia’s traditional crafts. The best means of transport to go there is by using Putra LRT and stop at KLCC Station.  Pavilion KL It is a luxurious seven- storey shopping complex with 450 retail outlets, city leisure areas as well as food & beverage outlets. It offers varieties of goods and services to please the needs of customers. It is easily accessible by taking the KL Monorail to the Bukit Bintang Station.  Low Yat Plaza It is a stylish and well-integrated shopping centre situated in between Sungei Wang Plaza and Imbi Plaza. It specialize in electronics and IT products. The best way to get there is by KL Monorail to Bukit Bintang Station.  Central Market It is an air-conditioned, heritage market where you can find many Malaysian souvenirs such as arts, handicrafts, batik, traditional wear and others. You may reach there by Putra LRT to Central Market.  Sungei Wang Plaza This perennially well-known shopping centre has many shops that offer incredible varieties of products cater for all budgets. Remember to bargain for the best price! You may reach there by taking STAR LRT to Jalan Hang Tuah Station or Plaza uploads/Societe et culture/ kualalumpur-guide.pdf