3D2N in Malaysia

On arrival at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport, proceed directly to the hotel and drop off your luggage. These are only suggestions, you may opt not to visit every attraction. Plane tickets and shopping expenses are also excluded in the estimate.

The hotel is located at the 4th floor of Kuala Lumpur’s main bus terminal, Pudu Sentral (Puduraya). The bus terminal is just below the hotel while the nearest train station, Plaza Rakyat, is 5 minutes by foot.

A convenient way of touring around Kuala Lumpur! This bus covers all major tourist spots & shopping centers in the city. Watch out for the purple bus stop signs. Nearest bus stop is No.8 located in Chinatown in front of The 5 Elements Hotel (10-minute walk). It begins from 9AM to 8PM and ticket is valid for 1 day. Bus intervals is 20 to 30 minutes. You can buy tickets on board or purchase them online here: http://www.myhoponhopoff.com/shop/home2.php?pro_ids=1 Then hop on the bus at stop No. 8.

An air-conditioned building with hundreds of shops and kiosks selling various souvenir products, handicrafts, antiques and many more. A place for souvenir shopping! Opens at 10AM. You can visit it now or go at a later time. Take note that the following are only estimated time, in case you want to visit other places of interest as well.

If you are a nature person, don't miss out Lake Gardens, a 92-hectare park which houses tourist attractions such as the Hibiscus Garden, Orchid Garden, Deer Park, Bird Park, and Butterfly Park. Or have a quick photo stop at Istana Negara, Malaysia's National Palace. You may also choose to stop and visit these attractions: National Museum, Merdeka Square, which is opposite the Sultan Abdul Samad Building and right beside the Royal Selangor Club, Chow Kit Road Market, and Titiwangsa.

Standing to a height of 1,483 ft (452 m), Petronas Twin Towers were once called the world's tallest building. A trip to Kuala Lumpur is not complete unless you have visited these iconic twin buildings. Visit the towers and find the perfect angle to capture the entirety of it! If you wish to go up the Observation Deck and Skybridge, it is advisable to purchase tickets early. Check the link for more details: https://eticket.petronastwintowers.com.my/

You can have lunch at Suria KLCC, a 6-level upmarket retail center located at the feet of the twin towers. You can find diverse cuisines from high-end restaurants to affordable fast foods. There are a lot of choices to choose from! Recommended dish is Satay, a skewered marinated meat that is cooked on a charcoal grill. It is served with peanut sauce dip, onions, cucumbers and ketupat. Other signature Malaysian dishes include: Roti Canai and Char Kuey Teow (stir-fried ricecake strips).

Soaring to a height of 421m, KL Tower is situated within Bukit Nanas Forest Reserve, a small patch of rainforest sited in the heart of Kuala Lumpur. It is also one of the world's tallest telecommunication tower and the tallest in Southeast Asia. Visit the link for Observation and Sky Decks ticket prices: https://www.menarakl.com.my/index.php/online-ticketing

Also in the vicinity is Aquaria KLCC, an underwater park which showcases some 5,000 species of marine life. Visit and discover underwater creatures! Open daily from 10.00am – 8.00pm. You may purchase tickets upon arrival at ticket windows or online: http://aquariaklcc.com/

Jalan Alor is a bustling food destination in Kuala Lumpur. A long stretch of various hawker stalls line up the street, plenty to choose from! And while you're in Jalan Alor, have a taste of barbequed chicken wings at Wong Ah Wah, a restaurant known for this dish. Also, if you have more time, walk around Bukit Bintang, the shopping and entertainment district of Kuala Lumpur