Other places in Kuala Lumpur

If you looking for something to shop dirt cheap with all those branded items, always try shopping in China Town (Petaling Street)- Oh ya…don’t forget to bargain as the prices can be sky high.

Well, there's always a difference in prices offered to locals and foreigners. Recommended is to try to bargain of 50-70% of the first said offer. If they are ok with your bargaining its advisable to buy rather than walking off as it might cause some discomfort with the traders.

Food stalls in that area is great too and 1 very recommended place to go if you wanna have few beers would be the Reggae Bar. It's more of a backpacker joint but you still can see some mixture of people. On a personal note, we do love this place a lot.Nice ambiance with some Bob Marley music at the background.

From Bukit Bintang if you take a cab wouldn’t take more than 15 minutes to arrive without an unusual traffic jam.

Few other recommended shopping malls will be Midvalley, Sunway Pyramids, One Utama. This are huge malls but most probably you have the same thing back in your place.

Genting Highlands - the only legal casino that you can find in Malaysia and the weather here is relatively cold for Malaysian standards. Ranging from 14 deg to 25 deg.

Plenty of hotels and a great indoor and outdoor theme park. Would be a great to spend time here too.

Batu Caves - would say this is one of the most known Hindu temple in Malaysia due to the Thaipusam festival. It is basically a temple situated at a hill. This would give some sort of a different experience to you. 

Try climbing up the 272 flight of steps to the main shrine and enjoy the view of kl from the top of the hill and enjoy the beautiful view of the temple inside the cave.