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Plan Holidays to Kuala Lumpur for True Asian Delectation

Luxury Holidays to Kuala Lumpur are definitely the best way to feel a slice of true Asia. This vibrant Malaysian capital offers a larger than life experience with myriad attractions to explore and wonderful festivals to partake in Kula Lumpur.Date : Thursday, November 24, 2011
Kuala Lumpur is one of the greatest regional melting pots of different ethnicities structured in an extraordinarily harmonious atmosphere. This colourful city exhibits a heady mix of antiquity with flamboyant modernity. The vibrant uber-modern lifestyle of this city has truly become the epitome of modern Southeast Asian city life. Kuala Lumpur is a richly rewarding city that lures with an awesome range of experiences. The tapestry of tourist charms and the stunning cosmopolitan scene lure tourists to plan luxury holidays to Malaysia. Let us take a quick tour of some of the prominent attractions and festivals of Kuala Lumpur.

Petronas Towers

Kuala Lumpur is a city of skyscrapers. In addition, the most notable of them all are the magnificent Petronas Towers. Heaps of tourists make architectural pilgrimage to perhaps the most iconic twin towers in the world. People visit the towers to witness the grandeur of these edifices that depict the true essence of Kuala Lumpur. The fine architectural details of this marvel spell pure bliss for the onlookers.

The National Museum

The National Museum promises an absolute treat to history-buffs planning holidays to Kuala Lumpur. The murals of this grand edifice depict the culture and history of Malaysia. The artefacts and displays here offer a preface to Malaysia's history, thriving economy, incredible flora and fauna and ingenious art.

Menara Tower

This uniquely designed giant edifice depicts the richness of Kuala Lumpur's cultures and its extraordinary vision for future. The Menara Spire offers the best vantage point for taking in the panoramic vistas of the city. The revolving restaurant located in this building is also one of the key draws and lures foodies with the scrumptious buffet served here.

Merdeka Square

Merdeka Square, the core of Kuala Lumpur's history, has been a focal point for many events. This heart of downtown Kuala Lumpur is the birthplace of the modern Malaysia. Numerous fascinating and historically significant buildings are located near the square like the Royal Selangor Club, the Sultan Abdul Samad building and the National History Museum.

Lake Gardens

Taman Tasik Perdana, better known as the Lake Gardens, is the oldest and most popular park in Kuala Lumpur. The delightfully landscaped gardens offer a perfect escape from the hurly-burly of downtown. The main attraction here is the Tasik Perdana Lake surrounded by emerald-green park. Ardent bird watchers flock to this attraction in hope of exploring the Bird and Butterfly Park. The Deer Park, Hibiscus Garden and Orchid Garden, which are all reachable either by foot or by regular shuttle buses, are other attractions in Lake Gardens that lure solo-travellers and families alike to plan luxury holidays to Kuala Lumpur.

Masjid Jamek

Masjid Jamek is one of the oldest mosques of Kuala Lumpur dating back to 1907. This remarkable red brick and marble edifice depicts the Moorish architectural genius. Being a fine example of North-Indian Islamic architecture, masjid jamek lures architecture-aficionados to plan holidays here. The mosque is an unspoiled haven of peace, luxury, and tranquillity.

Kuala Lumpur Festivals

Kuala Lumpur is a land of numerous spectacular events and festivals. Colourful festivals have become a vital part and the major highlight of this city under the influence of multi-racial communities. Some of the prominent traditional festivals celebrated here are Deepavali, Hari Raya, and the Chinese New Year. Deepavali This festival of lights celebrated throughout Malaysia. This delightful festival is a major Hindu celebration and involves prayers of thanksgiving and cleansing rituals in temples. The festival also marks the best time to sample scrumptious Indian delicacies like sweetmeats, rice puddings, and murukku. Hari Raya Hari Raya is a celebrated by Muslims all over the world and it marks the end of a month of holy fasting for Muslims. During the fasting period, an array of night bazaars called 'Pasar Palam' much like the night markets in Langwaki are held each evening throughout Kuala Lumpur. Hari Raya offers an intriguing insight into the influence of Muslim religion upon the Malay culture. Chinese New Year The Chinese New Year is one of the most important ethnic festivals for the Chinese in Kuala Lumpur. This festival celebrated to mark the first day of lunar calendar and Chinese New Year. The 'Lion Dances' are organised by many corporations and shopping malls and are big draws for tourists who wish to explore the different facets of this festival. Festivities last for 15 days and the final day called 'Chap Goh Meh'. This is a traditional form of 'Valentines Day'. On the final day of celebration, Chinese women toss tangerines into lakes, rivers, and seas, in the hopes of finding good partners. This festival celebrated throughout the country; however, it is immensely popular in Penang and Kuala Lumpur. Tourists hoping to seek the splendour of Kuala Lumpur holidays must plan their travel in accordance to this massive festival.