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Kuala Lumpur Landmarks
A picture tells a thousand words. So let these Kuala Lumpur local snapshots take you on a journey to this amazing destination. These Kuala Lumpur photos will show you all the highlights and give you some handy ideas for your holiday.
Kuala Lumpur Landmarks
The National Monument built in 1966 is one of the world's largest free-standing sculptures. This brass monuments depicts the nation fallen heroes in the 1950's when Malaysians battled communists insurgents. It symbolized the seven qualities of a hero - leadership, unity, strength, vigilance, suffering, courage and sacrifice. Book KL City Tour online via www.kualalumpurhotel-link.travel
The Royal Palace locally known as Istana Negara is the official residence of His Majesty Yang Dipertuan Agong, the King of Malaysia. The palace Main Entrance is a favorite picture spot for tourists. There are two Royal Guards at the main gate - one dressed in white Malay uniform guarding on foot and the other in red British uniform on horse. Book KL City Tour online via www.kualalumpurhotel-link.travel
The National Mosque locally known as Masjid Negara was built in 1965. The main dome of the mosque is shaped like 18-point stars representing the 13 states of Malaysia and the five central pillars of Islam. Book KL City Tour online via www.kualalumpurhotel-link.travel
Masjid Jamek built in 1909 is the oldest mosque in the heart of the city. The mosque offers a place of tranquility and peace amidst the modern skyscrapers and hustle bustle of the city. Book KL City Tour online via www.kualalumpurhotel-link.travel
Central Market built in 1936 is the hub of arts and crafts selling batek, pottery, woodcarvings, paintings and numerous traditional handmade crafts. Along the riverside of this historic building, visitors can find authentic Malaysian and Indian food stalls selling the locals favorite cuisine. Book Cultural and Heritage Tour online via www.kualalumpurhotel-link.travel
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The Stadhuys or better known as the Red Building was built in 1650 as the residence of the Dutch Governor. Today it is home to the Museum of History exhibiting artefacts of Malacca in its glory days. Book Malacca Historical City Tour online via www.kualalumpurhotel-link.travel
Built by the Portugese in 1511, Fort A Famosa suffered severe structural damage during the Dutch invasion. The ruins of Fort A Famosa is the oldest surviving European architectural in Asia. Book Malacca Historical City Tour online via www.kualalumpurhotel-link.travel
The Maritime Museum is a replica of "Flora de La Mar", a Portugese ship that sank off the coast of Malacca. The museum houses exhibits, artefacts and documents from Malacca's golden era as the Emporium of the East. Book Malacca Historical City Tour online via www.kualalumpurhotel-link.travel
The Christ Church structure reflects original Dutch architecture. The building houses hand-crafted church benches, jointless ceiling skylights, copper replica of the Bible, headstone written in Armenian and replica of The Last Supper. Book Malacca Historical City Tour online via www.kualalumpurhotel-link.travel
Jonker Street is a fascinating place to shop for antiques, wood carvings, traditional Nyonya clothing, handmade accessories, unique souvenirs and to sample the local delicacies. Jonker Street is also well-known as a cool watering-hole and has been the favorite hang-out place for foreign tourists. Book Malacca Historical City Tour online via www.kualalumpurhotel-link.travel
Putrajaya - Intelligent Garden City
Putra Perdana is the gigantic complex of the Prime Minister's office. Towering majestically on the main hill in Putrajaya, this unique landmark combining the Malay, Islam and European architecture was built in 1997. Book Putrajaya and Heritage Garden Tour online via www.kualalumpurhotel-link.travel
This stunning dusky pink mosque floating on the Putrajaya Lake can accomodate 15,000 worshippers and its 116-meter minaret is the tallest in South East Asia. Putra Mosque is modelled after the Persian architecture of the Safavid period. Book Putrajaya and Heritage Garden Tour online via www.kualalumpurhotel-link.travel
Putrajaya International Convention Center located at the end of Putrajaya Boulevard is designed to resemble a Malay belt buckle. The convention center was built for the Organization of Islamic Countries Conference in 2003. Book Putrajaya and Heritage Garden Tour online via www.kualalumpurhotel-link.travel
The Ministry of Finance is one of the government ministries with an outstanding structure in Putrajaya. Book Putrajaya and Heritage Garden Tour online via www.kualalumpurhotel-link.travel
Seri Wawasan Bridge is one of the main bridges in Putrajaya. This futuristic cable bridge with sail ship appearance connects the government precinct to the mixed residential area. Book Putrajaya and Heritage Garden Tour online via www.kualalumpurhotel-link.travel