Kuala Lumpur

The towers have a gleaming glass-and-steel facade which echoes motifs of Islamic art. The most dramatic feature of the buildings is the sky bridge that connects the two towers. — Concierge

Enjoy the amazing details, color palettes, and photographic settings that appear throughout Petaling Street and all of Chinatown’s tiny cross streets. — Condé Nast Traveler

The gardens have a number of interesting sections, including the Bird Park (with some 200 species) and the Butterfly Park. — Fodor's

This is one of the most beautiful museums in the world, and travelers to KL would be crazy to not set a half day aside to visit this museum. — Afar Magazine

This fabulous Hindu Temple. — Afar Magazine

Now a cultural center (air-conditioned!) for local artists and craftspeople. — Frommer's

For the best collection of Malaysian paintings and sculptures, the only place to go to is the National Visual Arts Gallery. — Afar Magazine

The Feathered Friends Photo Booth in the KL Bird Park gives you the rare opportunity to have your photo taken with some exotic birds. — Afar Magazine

Just outside the Lake Gardens is the National Museum, home to Malaysia’s most comprehensive collection of historical objects. — Afar Magazine

Visit the famous Masjid Jamek... don't forget to go around and walk along the river side. — Afar Magazine

Just north of KL city’s boundaries, Templer Park is one of Malaysia’s flora and fauna reservation sites. — Time Out

One of the most famous mosques in K.L. is Masjid Negara (the National Mosque). It was built in 1965. — Afar Magazine

Another little attraction in the Lake Gardens, the trip around the Butterfly Park (one of the best of its kind in the world) takes just an hour and includes a look at an array of insects. — Time Out

The old KTM railway station is a nice alternative from its fairly-congested KL Sentral cousin. It also doubles as a spot for pictures due to its old architecture. — Time Out

Head to this relaxing recreational park surrounding Lake Titiwangsa for a picture postcard view of the city skyline. — Lonely Planet

This family-friendly science museum in the Mont Kiara suburb is well regarded for its hands-on learning environment. — Lonely Planet

Family-friendly base with a spa and an outdoor pool close to Kuala Lumpur's top spots. — Jetsetter