Whether it’s a stroll down the pristine beaches or a dive into Malaysia’s colonial past, Kuala Lumpur does not lack for amazing activities suited to every taste. The capital also offers world-class cuisine, a vibrant night scene and unparalleled opportunities for luxurious relaxation.

Kuala Lumpur is also key for the preservation of the rich and diverse Malaysian history. In the heart of the city museums dedicated to the arts and culture have been established to showcase the way the country has grown and been shaped by its people. Visitors can also experience the city’s growth by strolling through the alleys of Brickfields and Jalan Pudu, taking in the architecture and meeting local residents.

Alternatively, the stunning halls of the National Islamic Museum offer an overview of the nation’s wealthy heritage and history through a collection of jewellery, woodwork and textiles from across the Islamic world. The museum’s breath-taking Islamic architecture section features 3D models of some of the world's most important Islamic buildings, many of which can’t be seen in real life by non-Muslims.