Indulge yourself in a sumptuous local hawker fare right outside our hotel. You may savour the best of Malaysian cuisines eg. Penang Laksa, BBQ, Seafood, Satay, Char Kuey Teow, Rojak, Roti Canai and many many more from the almost 200 hawker stall that are lined along this famous hawker street. This represent the best opportunity for you to experience the rich culture and warm hospitality of the diverse mix of ethnic races and their delicious cuisines.

The Golden Triangle of Bukit Bintang features the premier shopping hub of Kuala Lumpur. One can literally "shop till you drop" at this shopping centres.

Bintang Walk in Kuala Lumpur has been likened to Champs Ely-sees in Paris and Knightsbridge in London. After a complete face lift, what was once a mere five-foot way has been transformed into a dressy corridor, with sidewalk cafes, restaurants, bars and nightspots offering everything from authentic Italian cuisine to gourmet coffee

It was once the world tallest building. But they were not originally planned to be the tallest - the original plans were for a height of 427m - 15m shorter than Chicago's Sears Tower. They were later reworked and pinnacles were added to raise the height to 452m. And the 88-storey Petronas Twin Towers entered the history books. Built on the site of the former Selangor Turf Club, it is now the centrepiece of the Kuala Lumpur City Centre (KLCC) project. The RM 1.8 billion building was designed by US-based Argentinian architect Cesar Pelli was officially opened by the former Prime Minister Tun Datuk Seri Dr. Mahathir Mohamad on National Day in 1999. The skybridge located on the 41st and 42nd floors was opened to the public in May 2000.

Situated atop Bukit Nanas In the vicinity of KL's hotel district, this 421m high concrete tower is Asia's tallest and the fourth tallest in the world. Visitor can enjoy a panoramic view of the city from its observation deck as well as the revolving restaurant. The tower also serves as a transmission station for telecommunications, radio and television.

The spirits of old Kuala Lumpur is still alive in Chinatown. At Petaling Street, traders still sell their wares in the street as they have done for generations in one of the city's oldest settlements. By day hawkers sell fruits, roast duck and snacks. By night it is a bazaar crammed with makeshift stalls selling almost anything and everything from fake Rolex watches to Armani jeans. Kuala Lumpur folk still call it Shu Chong Kai (Tapioca Factory Road) because Yap Ah Loy owned such a factory there.

Near the site of an all-day, all-night gambling den run by Yap Ah Loy - the third Kapitan Cina of Kuala Lumpur - the capital's wet market was completed in 1936. It was renovated into its current form in 1986 and is today an award-winning Malaysian arts and crafts centre. It has 30 food outlets inside and cultural performances are some times held in an open-air amphitheatre beside the banks of Klang river.

Jalan Masjid India runs beside Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman and was named after the mosque there. It is lined with Indian shops selling perfumes, spices, incense, sarees, brassware and jewellery and Malay shops specialising in batik, songkok, prayer mats and robes. The street is lively with heady mixture of colour, aroma and sounds and there are flower vendors, food and souvenir stalls, buskers and blind musicians. Among the more interesting vendors are Malay medicine men plying jamu and various brews that claim to cure just about anything. Budget hotels and restaurants, which serve Indian and Malay food are also located in this area.

Dataran Merdeka or Merdeka square, an Immaculately-turfed 8.2 hectare area of historical interest. A 100m high flagpole marks the spot where the Malayan Flag was hoisted on August 31, 1957 signifying the independence of the country from British rule. At the opposite end of the square is an inviting spot where visitors can relax amid soothing rushing waters of fountains, elegant colonnades and colorful beds of zinnias and marigolds. Beneath the square is Plaza Putra, an underground food, leisure and entertainment complex. 

The residence of the Yang Dipertuan Agung is a major tourist attraction and so are the palace guards and horse - mounted guards. The original building, completed in 1929, was the result of a Chinese millionaire's brief to the architect to build the "biggest house in Kuala Lumpur and Straits Settlements". History has found it to be fit for a King.

Welcome to Malaysia's largest shopping mall, the Mid Valley Megamall located between Kuala Lumpur and Petaling Jaya on Jalan Syed Putra alongside the Federal highway. It boasts over 430 speciality shops, offers unbeatable bargains from well-known international designer brands to favourite home labels and a wide variety of foods to suit every palate is a must for everyone. This shopping mall consists of five-and-a-half retail levels housing three major anchor tenants, namely Metrojaya, Jaya Jusco and Carrefour as well as the Golden Screen Cinemas, IT World Computer Centre and MPH Bookstore.

Batu Caves consists of several small caves and a main cavern housing a shrine. The Caves, devoted to the Hindu deity Lord Murugan, can be reached by flight of 272 steps. Spectacular sights of stalagtites and stalamites can be observed from safe walkways for visitors. A variety of stalls are also located at the temple grounds.

Genting Highlands Resort nestles 2000 meters above sea level and is located 51km northeast of Kuala Lumpur along the western border of Pahang state. The one-stop destination of fantasy, excitement and  and adventure, set amid cool misty mountains lures visitors by the droves for its non-stop entertainment. The Genting Theme Park abounds with indoor and outdoor amusement activities such as roller coaster rides, 3-D experiences, virtual games and amusement arcade games, and attractions including spectacular international theater shows, casino, cinemas and numerous restaurants.

Located in Bandar Sunway, is Sunway Lagoon, a theme park with stomach-churning thrills. Within the park are water-based attractions like giant waterslides, twin speed slides, double twister, wave pool, toboggan, slow river, and waterfall garden. Western frontier fun comes alive at Fort Lagoon - Wild, Wild West where you can take 'white knuckle' rides on a Grand Canyon River Rapids, the Buffalo Bill Coaster and the Colorado Splash. The park also offers dry adventure activities. Ride in Apache Pots, test your nerves on the Flying Carpet or ride the skies on a Galleon. Other attractions include runaway train, pedestrian suspension bradge and sky flyer.

It is a family-oriented theme park, located along Jalan Sungai Besi, south of Kuala Lumpur, on the fringes of a huge lake, once the site of the world's largest open cast mining. its main attraction is the dazzling musical fountain and multi-colored laser show held at 7.30pm. Visit the Snow House to experience winter and enjoy the many rides and amusement facilities at the park. Adjoining the Mines Wonderland is the Mines Shopping Fair. A novel way to travel from the Mines Wonderland to this Venetian-inspired shopping complex is to take a water taxi to enjoy the scenic views of the lake.