The most important tourist places in Kuala Lumpur

• 1 Petronas Twin Towers
• 2 Aquaria Classic Aquarium
• 3 Jamek Mosque
• 4 Museum of Islamic Arts
• 5 National Museum
• 6 Bukit Nanas Reserve
• 7 references

Petronas Twin Towers

The Petronas Twin Towers are among the tallest buildings in the world; With a height of 451.9 meters, it was built by the architect Cesar Pelli in 1998 to be the headquarters of the National Petroleum Corporation in Malaysia. ^[1]

Aquaria Classic Aquarium

A world-class aquarium , featuring marine life from Malaysia and around the world, with an area of ​​60,000 square feet, and home to more than 5,000 different species of marine creatures. ^[2]

Jamek Mosque

The Jamek Mosque designed by Arthur Benison Hopak is among the oldest mosques in Malaysia ; It was built more than a century ago, and it was the main mosque in Kuala Lumpur before the construction of the Mosque Negara, and the Jamek Mosque is located at the confluence of the Klang and Gombak rivers. ^[3]

Museum of Islamic Arts

The Museum of Islamic Arts was opened in December 1998. It is the largest museum of Islamic art in Southeast Asia, with an area of ​​30,000 square meters, containing more than ten thousand artifacts, and an exceptional library of Islamic art books. The museum is located near the central Kuala Lumpur Lake. ^[4]

The National Museum

The National Museum, located in the heart of the city of Kuala Lumpur , is distinguished by Italian glass mosaics and the construction method in the style of Malay architecture. It was officially opened on August 31, 1963. It consists of three floors and includes four exhibitions displaying the history of Malaysia and its cultural diversity. ^[5]

Bukit Nanas Reserve

Bukit Nanas Reserve, located near the Kuala Lumpur Tower, is one of the oldest forest reserves in Malaysia. When it was opened in 1906, it was formerly called the Bukit Wild Forest Reserve, and the area of ​​the reserve is approximately 11 hectares, and includes a large group of plants, including rare herbs, reptiles, ferns and bamboo herbs, and it is the only tropical rainforest remaining in the heart of the city, so it is considered the “lung” Green” in Kuala Lumpur. ^[6]

The reviewer

1. ↑ “Petronas Twin Towers” , britannica , Retrieved 5-15-2018. Edited.
2. ↑ “ALL ABOUT AQUARIA” , aquariaklcc , Retrieved 2018-5-15. Edited.
3. ↑ “MASJID JAMEK KUALA LUMPUR” , itc.gov , Retrieved 2018-5-15. Edited.
4. ↑ “Islamic Arts Museum Malaysi” , iamm.org , Retrieved 2018-5-16. Edited.
5. ↑ “Muzium Negara”, jmm.gov, Retrieved 2018-5-16. Edited.
6. ↑ “Bukit Nanas Forest Reserve “, nre.gov, Retrieved 2018-5-16. Edited.