Kuala Lumpur Skyscrapers and Multi-Religious Landmarks
- Meet your tour guide, who will pick you up from your hotel to start the tour.
- Make a photo stop at the National Palace (King Palace).
- Visit Wilayah Mosque, the "Mosque in a Garden," which appears to be floating on water. It is one of Malaysia's largest and most modern mosques, with a spectacular mix of Islamic designs and architectural styles from Turkey, India, Iran, Morocco, and Malaysia, all in perfect harmony.
- See the Batu Caves Temple, a Hindu temple more than 130 years old, built on a limestone hill. The 140 ft-high Batu Caves Lord Murugan statue is the tallest statue of a Hindu deity in Malaysia.
- Head to the Thean Hou Chinese Temple, a six-tiered temple of the Chinese sea goddess Mazu, inheriting characteristics of classical Chinese architecture.
- Stop to take pictures of the Petronas Twin Tower. Capture with your own eyes the magnificence of Malaysia's and the world's tallest twin structures.
- Return to your hotel.