Things to do in Genting Highlands

Genting Highlands is really popular among locals. It is packed with people every weekend and holiday. There are several hotels all over Genting Highlands, including three-star, four-star and five-star hotels. Moreover, the hotel group is very generous and provides free rooms (but certain conditions must be met). This "free" strategy can also attract tourists to come and consume frequently.

Definitely worth the experience and achievement of climbing the stairs. Monkeys are intimidating and although I had no food, one jumped onto my backpack while I was climbing the stairs. Nature inside the cave is lovely.

❤️❤️❤️ everything about this temple, serene & you can feel the cold weather right up here, easy accesible by driving here or you can take Skyway Genting Cable Car to Genting and it's a free stop at Chin Swee station👍 there are even good vegetarian restaurant here and small shops selling ice cream, hot ginger tea & etc, there's even a Starbucks too at the temple

National Mosque of Malaysia (Masjid Negara) — одно из самых красивых и спокойных мест в Куала-Лумпуре. Даже если вы не исповедуете ислам, мечеть открыта для туристов в определённые часы, а на входе бесплатно выдают специальные накидки для посещения. Архитектура впечатляет современным дизайном, просторными внутренними дворами, большим куполом и высоким минаретом.Лучше приходить утром или ближе к вечеру, когда меньше людей и не так жарко. На осмотр достаточно 30–60 минут. Обязательно соблюдайте дресс-код: плечи и колени должны быть закрыты, обувь перед входом снимают. Рядом находятся Perdana Botanical Gardens, KL Bird Park, Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia и железнодорожный вокзал Kuala Lumpur Railway Station, поэтому посещение мечети удобно совместить с прогулкой по этим достопримечательностям. Это отличное место, чтобы познакомиться с культурой и архитектурой Малайзии в спокойной атмосфере.

Merdeka Square is truly the heart of KL! I love the vast green lawn surrounded by stunning heritage buildings like the Sultan Abdul Samad Building. It feels so historic and grand, especially at night when everything is beautifully lit up.

A trip to Kuala Lumpur isn’t complete without wandering through Petaling Street Market. Bustling with energy, it’s packed with street food, souvenirs, and hidden gems. I tried some delicious dim sum and grabbed a refreshing bubble tea while browsing the stalls. A lively spot for food and bargain hunting!

Very nice park is the center of the city.Really helps you to cool down near the lake and take a break. The entrance is free. There is a playground for children too. It also have a bird park (which cost 90r) where you can see a lot of birds

We come here after our trip to Genting Highland , is take about 30 min arrive here , Japanese village and the French village are adjacent attractions. The Japanese village is located a little higher, about 3,500 meters above sea level. When you arrive at the parking lot, you need to walk up the stairs to the village. There have some signboard to guide you to actual way ,This Japanese village is a few Japanese-style buildings in the forest. The village is very small. It can be completed in half an hour. There is no more leisure space inside. Kimono is provided for taking pictures.

It was a trip to Malaysia with family. we visited Jalan Alor. We had good time there and really enjoyed the atmosphere and ambiance there

The Jamek Mosque is the starting point of the city and the oldest existing mosque in Kuala Lumpur. Completed in 1909, it was designed by a British architect and fully showcases the unique Islamic architectural beauty of the Southeast Asian colonial period. ✨