22 hours in Kuala Lumpur! A one-day layover tour!

Time: 6–22 hours layover in Kuala Lumpur from Bangkok, Thailand. A smooth one-day layover tour. --------------------------------------------- 👉Route Airport → Petronas Twin Towers → Putra Mosque → Airport --------------------------------------------- Visa✨ Currently, both Thailand 🇹🇭 and Malaysia 🇲🇾 are visa-free, so you can enter the country without any documents. I flew from Thailand to Kuala Lumpur and entered the country directly after getting off the plane. --------------------------------------------- Malaysian Ringgit🐴 Mobile payment in Malaysia is not as convenient as in Thailand, so it is recommended to exchange enough Malaysian Ringgit at the airport. For example, when I took a taxi, I couldn't pay with Alipay on Grab, and I almost couldn't pay. Fortunately, I had cash. There are many places to get a SIM card outside the airport. --------------------------------------------- Taxi🚙 Bolt is much cheaper than Grab, but be sure to pay attention to the payment method. In Malaysia, taxis are divided into Alipay payment and cash payment! It will be very troublesome if you don't have enough Malaysian Ringgit when taking a taxi. --------------------------------------------- ✈️Time Since I had 22 hours, I found a hotel in Malaysia and stayed for one night. It is recommended to go out and play if you have more than 8 hours. The airport in Kuala Lumpur is very far from the city center, and the taxi fare is quite expensive. --------------------------------------------- 👀Petronas Twin Towers The Petronas Twin Towers are mainly for checking in. You can eat and shop around. --------------------------------------------- 🎉Putra Mosque The most worthwhile place to visit in Kuala Lumpur. Be sure to pay attention. The exterior and the interior are two different places, and the distance is a little far. You can see the whole exterior of the Putra Mosque by the river, and the photos are very beautiful. There are many lizards by the river, but they don't bite. Many people don't know that you can actually go inside the Putra Mosque. It is about 2 km away from the place where you can see the exterior. You don't need a ticket to enter, and you can get a robe to wear inside, which looks like the robe in Harry Potter. It feels like a Harry Potter magic school.