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Kuala Lumpur (Malay, English: Kuala Lumpur, referred to as "Long City" or "KL", full name "Kuala Lumpur Federal Territory") is Malaysia The capital and largest city.

Kuala Lumpur is a right city Southeast Asia Culture, education, sports, finance, economy, business, finance have great influence in the international metropolis. Because many international diplomatic conferences in Southeast Asia are held in Kuala Lumpur and Singapore Held, therefore Kuala Lumpur is also considered to be Southeast Asia One of the two centers of diplomacy. Kuala Lumpur is also United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization Named "2020 Book Capital of the world ".

With 12.3 million foreign tourists visiting Kuala Lumpur every year, it has surpassed Peking , Roman , Taipei , Shanghai In the ranking of the most attractive cities for foreign tourists, it ranks 10th in the world. In addition, Kuala Lumpur is also home to a number of national and foreign university branches, and in the QS World University Rankings 2024, Top 100 universities in the world University of Malaya (UM) ^[16] Also located in Kuala Lumpur. Petronas twin Towers It is a famous landmark of Kuala Lumpur and its surrounding high-rise buildings symbolize the future development and prosperity of Malaysia.

In November 2018, World City rankings Posted, Kuala Lumpur enter World's first-tier city Ranks. December 26, 2019, ranked Top 500 global Cities in 2019 Number 78 on the list. ^[1]

Chinese name: Kuala Lumpur
Foreign name: Kuala Lumpur ^[2]
alias: Long ^[3]
Administrative category: Federal territory ^[2]
Subordinate region: Malaysia ^[2]
Geographical position: Peninsular Malaysia West coast
Area product: 243 km² ^[2] (2017)
Subordinate area: Kuala Lumpur City Centre, Chiu Lai, Bukit Binteng, etc
Telephone area code: (+60) 3
Postal code: 50,000 to 60,000
Climatic condition: Tropical rainforest climate

Population number: About 1.97 million ^[4] ^[18]
Famous scenic spot: Kuala Lumpur Petro Towers , Independence Square , National return church , National Palace of Malaysia , Kuala Lumpur Tower
aerodrome: Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA, Air Asia Terminal KLIA2)
Railway station: Kuala Lumpur Sentral Station
License plate code: V and W (all vehicles except taxis) HW (All taxis)
prescription: Malay , English , Cantonese , Chinese , Southern Fujian , Teochew dialect , Hakka Etc.
City motto: Towards excellence
Human development index: 0.795 (high)
alderman: Sulaiman ^[15]

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Historical evolution

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In the 18th century, British forces entered Malay Peninsula However, the British adopted a policy of non-intervention towards other Malays Native state Basically ignored it. In 1860, Kuala Lumpur was established as a city. After 1867, the British began to change their policies, taking advantage of the political disputes in the various Malay states to penetrate their influence Thunderbolt , Selangor , Sembilan and Pahang , Resident to assist in management. In 1893, Sir Frank Swettenham, Perak's Secretary of State, proposed that the four states be formed into a unified state Administrative unit To harmonize the administration, save costs, and make use of the other three states Economic resources To rescue Pahang from its financial difficulties. In 1896, Federated Malay States Officially established, with Kuala Lumpur as its capital, commonly known as the "four state capitals". ^[5]

World War II The Japanese army occupied Kuala Lumpur on 11 January 1942. Despite minimal combat damage, the Japanese killed more than 5,000 Chinese and forced thousands of Indians to work as coolies on the Burma Railway in the few weeks they occupied Kuala Lumpur. On August 15, 1945, Japanese generals Panaki Seishiro Kuala Lumpur surrendered to the British, ending 44 months of Japanese occupation.

In 1957, Kuala Lumpur became the capital of the Federation of Malaya, which had recently gained independence from Britain. At the time, the first prime minister Tengku Abdul Rahman Kuala Lumpur-based The Merdeka Stadium (Stadium Merdeka) read the Declaration of Independence.

1963 became Malaysia The capital of the Federation.

1974, Kuala Lumpur since Selangor To form the first Federal territory under the jurisdiction of the Federal Government of Malaysia.

In a short period of more than a century, Kuala Lumpur has become the capital and largest city of Malaysia from the "muddy estuary". The former mining town is now full of high-rise buildings, with extensive transportation, prosperous trade and endless vitality. It has become a metropolis with an area of 243.6 square kilometers and one million residents, becoming the largest city in Malaysia, and the political, economic, cultural, commercial and social center, which is no longer a small estuary.

Kuala Lumpur cleverly combines new development design with old traditions. It has the tallest building in the world and many large buildings of outstanding style, but many historical sites have been preserved very well. It has the reputation of "tin capital and glue capital of the world".

Some say it is boring, but it is as modern and modern as any other capital city, with traffic and white-collar workers in suits passing through the glass walls skyscraper A surname; Some people say it is a blend of old and new, Oriental colors and Western civilization The city has a mix of modern urban chic and antique charm, with typical Muslim architecture, Chinese housing and British colonial architecture scattered throughout the city, with modern high-rises echoing historic villages. At the same time, it has a diverse culture, Malay villages, Chinatown India Street coexist with each other and get along well.

Administrative division

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Subdivisions of Kuala Lumpur

Kuala Lumpur is divided into 11 municipal districts, all of which are administered by the Kuala Lumpur City Hall under the Federal Territory Department:

1. Bukit Bintang

2. Titiwangsa

3. Setiawangsa

4. Wangsa Maju

5. Batu

6. A cave (Kepong)

Seven. Segambut

8. Lembah Pantai

9. Seputeh

10. Bandar Tun Razak Town

11. Banana Rai (Cheras)

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Geographical environment

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Geographical boundary

Views of Kuala Lumpur (24 photos)

Kuala Lumpur location The Klang River Basin , a surname The Tidiwonsa Mountains It's a barrier, north and south Hill country Around, west The Strait of Malacca . Kuala Lumpur Malay It means "muddy bayou" Klang Where it meets the Goose's Mark River.

Kuala Lumpur is located Selangor The Centre was once under the jurisdiction of the Selangor State government. Malay Peninsula The west coast has a wider plain compared to the east coast, which has contributed to the development of Kuala Lumpur faster than other cities. The metropolitan area covers 243 square kilometres (94 sq mi) and has an average elevation of 21.95 metres (72.0 ft).

Surrounded by hills and mountains on the west, north and east, Klang Across the city.

Climatic characteristics

Kuala Lumpur East The Tidiwonsa Mountains To the west lies Indonesia Sumatra , formed Tropical rainforest climate ( Koppen's climate classification It is warm all year round, with plenty of sunshine and abundant rainfall, especially when the Northeast monsoon prevails from October to March. The temperature is stable for a long time, the highest temperature is about 31 to 33 degrees Celsius, never exceeding 37.2 degrees Celsius; The minimum temperature is between 22 and 23.5 degrees Celsius, not below 17.8 degrees Celsius. The average annual rainfall is 2600 mm, although June and July are dry, but the average monthly rainfall is more than 127 mm.

Flooding often occurs when rainfall surges, especially in the city centre, low-lying areas and downstream areas. Occurred near Sumatra Island Forest fire The resulting dust and ash will cause haze in Kuala Lumpur, which is the main source of pollution in the urban area, as well as air pollution caused by open burning, motor vehicles and land construction activities.

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Malaysia is a multi-ethnic country

The three major ethnic groups in Kuala Lumpur are the Malays, Malaysia Chinese, Malaysian Indian people . According to the database of the Department of Statistics Malaysia, the population is about 1.97 million. ^[4] ^[6] ^[17]

The year 2017 Labor force population 871,400, of which Unemployed population 27,100, Unemployment rate That's 3.1%. ^[2]

Population data of Kuala Lumpur, 2018
sex	Indigenous *	Ethnic Chinese	Descendants of India	other	non-citizen	totality
Male (10,000)	36.26	33.15	7.43	0.96	14.25	92.05
Female (10,000)	36.27	32.26	7.66	0.93	10.35	87.47
Total (tens of thousands)	72.53	65.41	15.09	1.89	24.60	179.52
Percentage of total (%)	40.40	36.44	8.41	1.05	13.70	100.00

* Indigenous: includes Malays and aborigines

political

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Local government

Emblem of the City of Kuala Lumpur

The Kuala Lumpur City Council is the local government authority responsible for administering Kuala Lumpur, subject to Malaysia Federal jurisdiction. Responsible for public health, waste cleaning and management, urban planning, environmental protection and management Construction management Social and economic development, and maintenance of public facilities. The Mayor of the Municipal Council has executive power and is appointed by the Minister of the territory for a term of three years. The appointment system was adopted after the abolition of local government elections in 1970.

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Since 1 April 1961, the Federal Capital Commissioner has been appointed to administer Kuala Lumpur. On 1 February 1972, after being upgraded to a large city, the Federal Capital Commissioner became the Mayor of Kuala Lumpur. ^[7]

In October 2018, Datuk Dato 'Nor Hisham bin Ahmad Dahlan has been appointed as the 12th Mayor of Kuala Lumpur for two years. Previously, Nohi Hill served in the Gooma District Office, Subang Jai Municipal Council, the Economic Planning Unit of the Prime Minister's Department, the Federal Territories Department, Selangor Government secretary's office and other units. ^[3]

Flag of Kuala Lumpur City

On 13 April 2023, the Malaysian Government announced the appointment of the Executive Director of the Kuala Lumpur Municipal Council Sulaiman He is the new mayor of Kuala Lumpur, and his term will start on the 17th of this month. Sulaiman has been with the Kuala Lumpur Municipal Council since 1991 and has been engaged in municipal administration and town planning for more than 30 years. In a statement announcing the appointment of Suleiman as mayor, the Malaysian government said that Suleiman's work experience has contributed to the improvement of municipal governance and urban functions in Kuala Lumpur. Suleiman is the successor to the former mayor who retired on March 31, 2023 Mahathir . ^[15]

economy

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The Twin Peaks of oil towers (2 photos)

Kuala Lumpur's economy is developing in many aspects. Its manufacturing and agriculture are very developed, which has brought no small help to the economic development. Kuala Lumpur's manufacturing industry is developed, complete departments, a wide range of products, and the output value and employment number rank first in Malaysia. Agriculture here is mainly development rubber The rubber industry is also an important proportion of the domestic industry, in Kuala Lumpur, oil palm gardens, factories, machinery, steel rolling, cement, chemical industry is also an important economic pillar, with the development of the economy, the tourism industry here is slowly attracting many tourists to come to watch.

Kuala Lumpur and its neighbouring regions are the most industrialised and economically fast-growing regions in Malaysia. Although the Federal government has moved to Putrajaya, some agencies such as the Central Bank of Malaysia and most embassies and offices are still located in Kuala Lumpur.

Kuala Lumpur is also the center of various domestic industries such as finance, insurance, real estate, media and Art industry . Take, for example, Malaysia Stock exchange Bursa Malaysia is located in Kuala Lumpur and is the local core Economic activity One; Adjacent area Sepang has Kuala Lumpur International Airport . Multimedia corridor setup as well Port Klang The expansion has further strengthened Kuala Lumpur's economic position.

According to the 2000 Statistical data , Kuala Lumpur Per capita GDP Is 30,727 ringgit And continued to grow at a rate of 6.1%, overall GDP It was RM25,968 million, an increase of 4.2%. city Working population 838,400 people, the service sector accounted for 83%, in finance, insurance, real estate wholesale, retail, restaurants, hotels, transportation, communications, Public service , Government employee Mainly; Manufacturing and construction accounted for the remaining 17 percent. Numerous local, Foreign bank and Insurance institution Such an economy dominated by services can be observed.

Kuala Lumpur is home to a growing number of Islamic financial institutions, such as the world's largest Islamic bank , Al-Rajhi Bank. Dow Jones is also associated with Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange Partnership to create the Malaysia Index Equity fund , elevate Malaysia in Southeast Asia Business financial status. Many local and multinational financial, accounting and information technology companies have their headquarters in Kuala Lumpur, and as of December 2007, 14 of the world's 2,000 largest operating companies are based in Kuala Lumpur.

According to Statistics Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur's contribution to Malaysia's GDP in 2017 Contribution rate Only 15.6%, state Economic growth rate 7.4% (2016:5.9%) with a per capita GDP of RM111,321, higher than Malaysia's per capita GDP of RM42,228, Consumer price index It was 3.7 per cent. ^[8] The year 2018 Unemployment rate It was 2.4 per cent. ^[2]

Primary industry

2016, Kuala Lumpur Gross agricultural output value It is zero. ^[9]

Secondary industry

Manufacturing industry	In 2016, the total manufacturing output value of Kuala Lumpur was 568.8 billion ringgit ; Accounts for 3.3% of the state's GDP (2015:3.4%), GDP growth rate 2.8%. ^[9] In 2017, Kuala Lumpur's manufacturing sector recorded an economic growth rate of 1.2%. ^[10]
Building industry	2016, Kuala Lumpur Gross output value of construction industry Rm1,279.1 billion; It accounted for 7.5% of the state's GDP (2015:7.1%), with a GDP growth rate of 12.8%. ^[9] In 2017, the construction industry in Kuala Lumpur recorded a negative economic growth rate of 12.8%, mainly driven by residential buildings, Civil engineering And special trade lead. ^[10]
Mining and quarrying	In 2016, the total output value of the mining and quarrying industry in Kuala Lumpur was RM14 billion; It accounts for 0.1% of the state's GDP (2015:0.1%), with a GDP growth rate of 9.6%. ^[9] In 2017, the mining and quarrying industry in Kuala Lumpur recorded an economic growth rate of 12.8%. ^[10]

Tertiary industry

In 2016, the total value of the services sector in Kuala Lumpur was RM14,908.5 billion. It accounted for 87.7% of the state's GDP (2015:88.0%), with a GDP growth rate of 5.5%. ^[9] In 2017, Kuala Lumpur's services sector recorded an economic growth rate of 6.6%, led by wholesale and retail trade, finance and insurance, communications and telecommunications Professional service Push. ^[10]

transportation

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Kuala Lumpur's public transport system includes buses, railways and taxis. Despite Government efforts to encourage the use of public transport, the rate of use was only 16% (2006).

highroad	Kuala Lumpur and Others Asia The city is the same, self-drive is the main mode of transportation, so there are many throughout the Kuala Lumpur urban area expressway . Kuala Lumpur Malaysia The capital, so the road network is quite dense, leading to other Malay Peninsula Area. Kuala Lumpur is using natural gas as a fuel on a large scale Asean (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) One of the major cities. Locally, most taxis have two special colors, red and white, to make it easy for people to identify and hail a car at the station or on the street.
Air freight	Kuala Lumpur International Airport	Actual location in Selangor Sepang The city, about 50 km south of Kuala Lumpur, is also in the Malaysian air Transportation hub . Kuala Lumpur International airport There are two direct flights across six continents terminal The First International Airport (KLIA) and the Second International Airport (KLIA2). The former is Malaysia Airlines and Ma Indian Airlines The operating hub of the latter is Airasia And other Low-cost airline Operated by. The two are about 2 km apart and there is an airport between them Express rail It is connected to transport services such as buses.
Air freight	Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport	Also known as" Subang International Airport It was the main airport in Kuala Lumpur before the opening of KLIA in 1988, serving only charter flights and turbine operations airscrew The flights used, for example Firefly Air And Berjaya Air.
railway	Light rail system	Including Granatano lines, Ampang line and Great castle line These three routes connect the Kuala Lumpur metropolitan area with major suburbs around the country;
	MRT line	Including those that opened in 2017 Sungei Mauno - Plus shadow line , Kuala Lumpur monorail Serving major urban locations;
	Commuter rail	Between the city and the suburbs. Kuala Lumpur Sentral Station It's a rendezvous point for the railway system, and it's not electrified Intercity railway and KTM Electric train service The hub is just south of here Singapore To the northeast, you can reach the north road.
	Airport liaison rail system	Kuala Lumpur Airport Express Rail (KLIA Ekspres), just 28 minutes away Kuala Lumpur Sentral Station If it is by car or bus, it will take about an hour.

Social undertaking

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Educational cause

Basic education

As of June 2019, there are 201 primary schools and 102 secondary schools in Kuala Lumpur, with a total primary student population of 128,064 and secondary student population of 95,966. ^[11]

Higher education

The Malaysian higher education system consists of public higher education institutions (including public universities, public colleges and universities) Technical vocational college ) and private colleges and universities (including private universities, private university colleges, private colleges and branches of foreign universities). Public universities, private universities, private university colleges and some public colleges are qualified to issue their own college and post-college diplomas. The academic system is 2-3 years, the undergraduate system is 3 years, the master system is 1-2 years, and the doctoral system is 2-6 years. Institutions of higher learning in Kuala Lumpur are: ^[12]

University of Malaya Officially established on January 1, 1962, it is a comprehensive university of arts, science and medicine, which is one of the largest and most famous universities in Malaysia, and also one of the oldest institutions of learning in Malaysia.

List of universities and colleges in Kuala Lumpur
Public university	1. University of Malaya (Universiti Malaya) 2. Malaysia National Defence University (Universiti Pertahanan Nasional Malaysia)
Private university	1. Asia-pacific University of Science and Technology (Asia Pacific University of Technology and Innovation) 2. Manipal Universal University (GlobalNxt University) 3. Elite university (HELP University) 4. Kuala Lumpur Construction University (Infrastructure University Kuala Lumpur) 5. International Center for Islamic Finance Education (International Centre for Education in Islamic Finance) 6. International University of Malaya-Wales (International University of Malaya-Wales) Seven. Martha's University (MAHSA University) 8. Sitya University (UCSI University) 9. University of Kuala Lumpur (Universiti Kuala Lumpur) 10. Tun Abdul Razak University (Universiti Tun Abdul Razak)
Private university college	1. Success University College (BERJAYA University College) 2. Double German International University of Science and Technology (International University College of Technology Twintech) 3. Capital University College Kuala Lumpur (Kuala Lumpur Metropolitan University College) 4. Raman University College (Tunku Abdul Rahman University College) 5. International Academy of Arts (Akademi Seni Budaya dan Warisan Kebangsaan)

Chinese language education

The Malaysian Chinese community is in Kedah There are a number of institutions with Chinese as their mother tongue, and as of June 2019, there are four Chinese language institutions Independent secondary school : ^[13]

1. Shun Ren Secondary School, Kuala Lumpur (TSUN JIN HIGH SCHOOL);

2. Khun Seng Secondary School, Kuala Lumpur (KUEN CHENG HIGH SCHOOL);

3. Kuala Lumpur Zun Kong Independent Secondary School (CONFUCIAN PRIVATE SECONDARY SCHOOL);

4. Chinese Independent High School, Kuala Lumpur (CHONG HWA IND. HIGH SCHOOL).

Medical and health care

As of June 2019, There are six government hospitals (Hospital Kerajaan), 36 Government health clinics (Klinik Kesihatan Kerajaan), 24 community clinics (Klinik 1Malaysia) and 60 government microclinics (Klinik Desa) in Kuala Lumpur Kerajaan). ^[11]

Cultural undertaking

Main Chinese language newspaper in Kuala Lumpur: Sin Chew Daily "(Sin Chew Jit Poh, 1929)," Nanyang Siang Pau "(Nanyang Siang Pau, 1923)," China Press China Press (founded in 1946), Oriental Daily (founded in 2003), Guangming Daily Guang Ming Daily (founded in 1987) and Guang Ming Daily Guanghua Daily (Kwong Wah Yit Poh). These Chinese newspapers are generally simplified characters, but there are also Complex and simplified Chinese characters Use case.

Public security undertaking

As of June 2019, there are 36 police stations and 17 police stations in Kuala Lumpur Fire station . ^[11]

Scenic spot

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Comprehensive overview

Kuala Lumpur Railway and attractions map:

Railway lines in Kuala Lumpur

midtown

Petronas twin Towers	Petronas twin Towers (PETRONAS Twin Towers) : Completed in 1997 and as of 2014 the tallest two connected buildings in the world, the 88-storey Twin Towers stand 452 meters above the city horizon and are the first landmark of Kuala Lumpur.
National Petroleum Science Center	National Oil Science Center (Petrosains)
The National Oil Symphony Hall	Petronas Philharmonic Hall
National Oil Art Museum	Petronas Art Gallery
KLCC Sunshine Plaza	KLCC Sunshine Plaza (Suria KLCC)
Kuala Lumpur City Park	Kuala Lumpur City within City Park (KLCC Park)
Kuala Lumpur Convention and Exhibition Centre	Kuala Lumpur Convention and Exhibition Centre (Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre)
Kuala Lumpur City within City Aquarium	Kuala Lumpur City within City Aquarium (Aquaria KLCC)

Golden Triangle District

Kuala Lumpur Tower	Kuala Lumpur Tower (Kuala Lumpur Tower) : Located on Coffee Hill near the hotel area, Kuala Lumpur Tower was officially opened in 1996, this concrete tower, 421 meters high, is the tallest in Asia, and the fourth tallest communication tower in the world. Kuala Lumpur Tower is arguably the highest tower in South Asia and the fourth highest communications tower in the world. Its wind-resistant structure allows it to withstand winds of up to 90 miles per hour, and it is a member of the World League of Famous Towers. Visitors can enjoy a bird's eye view of Kuala Lumpur and the Ba Sang Valley area from the observation deck and revolving restaurant at the highest point of the tower.
Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange	Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange (Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange)
Kuala Lumpur Handicrafts Centre	Kuala Lumpur Handicrafts Centre (Kuala Lumpur Craft Cultural Complex)
The house of Chief Abthurman	The house of Chief Abthurman (Rumah Penghulu Abu Seman)
Perak William Square, Kuala Lumpur	Pavilion Kuala Lumpur
Flywheel Sea 88 Square	Fahrenheit 88 Square
Sun Hill Square	Sun Hill Square (Starhill Gallery)
Lotte Plaza	Lotte Square (Lot 10)
Golden River Square	Golden River Square (Sungei Wang Plaza)
Liu Die Plaza	Low Yat Plaza
Success Times Square	Success Times Square (Berjaya Times Square)
Kuala Lumpur Forest Ecological Park	Kuala Lumpur Forest Eco Park
Changka Bukit Binden Bar Street	Chang Ka Bukit Don don (Changkat Bukit Bintang) Bar Street
Binanley Road Pub Street	Jalan P. Ramlee Bar Street
Yarrow Street Food Court	Yarrow Street (Jalan Alor) Food Court

Handua Road

Tower 118 Kuala Lumpur	Kuala Lumpur 118 Tower (KL118)
The Merdeka Stadium	The Merdeka Stadium (Merdeka Stadium)
National stadium	National Stadium
Jingwu Gymnasium	Chin Woo Stadium
He Qingyuan wholesale City	Kenanga Wholesale City (KWC)

Cichang district

Central Art Gallery	Central Art Gallery (Central Market)
Siji Temple	Sin Sze Ya Temple
Chinatown in Kuala Lumpur	Chinatown in Kuala Lumpur (Petaling Street Bazaar) : Tserang Street is Kuala Lumpur's Chinatown, rich in the unique style of Chinese living quarters. There are many shops, restaurants or hawker stalls on this street, which is full of life. Walking around, the sights and sounds are fascinating, the goods range from cloth to Chinese herbs, and there are many authentic Chinese restaurants serving a variety of local cuisines.
Kuanti Temple, Kuala Lumpur	Kwan Ti Temple, Kuala Lumpur
Mariamman Indian Temple	Mariamman Indian Temple (Sri Maha Mariamman Temple)

Long old town

Independence Square	Independence Square (Merdeka Square) : Located opposite Sultan Abdul Shah Building, the 8.2 hectare, grassy square is actually of great historical value. On August 31, 1957, the Malaysian flag began to fly here as a symbol of independence from British rule, and a 100-foot flagpole now stands at the site to commemorate the historic occasion.
The Royal Selangor Club	Royal Selangor Club
Sultan Yadu Shamu Building	Sultan Yadu Shamu Building (Sultan Abdul Samad Building)
Libraries in Kuala Lumpur	Kuala Lumpur CityLibrary
Kuala Lumpur City Gallery	Kuala Lumpur City Gallery (Lumpur City Gallery)
National Textile Museum	National Textile Museum (National Textiles Museum)
National Music Museum	National Music Museum
Church of the Virgin Mary	St. Mary's Cathedral
Jamek, go back to the church	Jamek, go back to the church (Jamek Mosque)
Maybank Coin Museum	Maybank Numismatic Museum

Lhasa Industrial Park

Dongxie Sculpture Park	Dongxie Sculpture Park (Asean Sculpture Garden)
National Heroes Monument of Malaysia	National Heroes Monument of Malaysia (National Monument)
Orchid Park	Orchid Park (Orchid Garden)
Hibiscus garden	Kuala Lumpur Hibiscus Garden (Hibiscus Garden)
Reindeer Park	Reindeer Park (Deer Park)
Dun Abdul Razak Memorial	Memorial Tun Abdul Razak
Lakeside Botanical Garden	Perdana Botanical Garden: formerly known as the Perdana Botanical Garden Lakeside park Built in the 19th century, it was designed by the British to become a leisure green space in the city.
Malaysian Parliament Building	Malaysian Parliament Building (Parliament House)
Butterfly Park	Butterfly Park (Kuala Lumpur Butterfly Park)
Bird park	Bird park (Kuala Lumpur Bird Park) : Bird Park is the latest extension of the annex park. All the birds singing in the garden were magnificent. Visitors can come here with peacocks ostrich Close contact.
Royal Malaysian Police Museum	Royal Malaysian Police Museum (Royal Malaysian Police Museum)
National mosque	National mosque (National Mosque) : This modern design in the unique style of the church reflects the traditional beauty of Islamic art, calligraphy, knowledge and decoration. The most striking feature is its cascading umbrella-shaped roof, symbolizing the ambitions and aspirations of an independent nation, and its 73-meter-high minaret pointing straight into the blue sky. The National Church is the main place of prayer frequented by Muslims in Kuala Lumpur. Built in 1974, the temple covers an area of 5.5 hectares and can accommodate 8,000 people to pray at the same time, making it one of the largest mosques in Southeast Asia and the center of Islamic activities in Malaysia.
Museum of Islamic Art	Museum of Islamic Art (Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia) : The museum houses a number of themed galleries featuring models of famous Islamic architectural designs, such as the Taj Mahal, the Isza Abdul Kari Mosque and the Islamic documents of the Sultan, including 30 Judz Qurans from the Ming Dynasty.
National Planetarium	National Planetarium
National museum	National museum (Muzium Negara)
Bank Negara Malaysia Museum and Art Gallery	Bank Negara Museum and Art Gallery
Prince Tengku Abdul Rahman Memorial Hall	Tun Abdul Razak Putra Memorial

Suburban scenic spot

The Binanley Memorial	Thitiwangsa The Binanley Memorial (P. Ramlee Memorial Museum)
Titiwan Sand Lake Park	Titiwangsa Lake Park, Bunliang Port
National Theatre of Malaysia	Boon Luong Port National Theatre of Malaysia (Istana Budaya)
National Gallery of Malaysia	Boon Luong Port National Gallery of Malaysia (National Visual Arts Gallery)
National library	Wenlianggang National Library
Royal Museum (Old Palace)	Bukit Binteng Royal Museum (Royal Museum) : The old National Palace of Malaysia.
Le Shengling Tianhou Palace	Bukit Binteng Le Shengling Tianhou Palace (Thean Hou Temple)
Little India (Fifteen tablets)	Bukit Binteng Little India
National Palace of Malaysia	Siamia foam National Palace of Malaysia (Istana Negera) : Located south of the train station, the residence of the head of state, the gold-domed building has a strong Arabic style, and many visitors come here to admire its beautiful exterior and take photos.
National science center	Siamia foam National science center (National Science Center)
Nakanagi	Mid Valley Megamall
Kuala Lumpur Garden Mall	Bantigu Kuala Lumpur Gardens Mall (The Gardens Mall)
Disha Water Park	Desa Water Park
Qibao Zen Temple of Ciyun Mountain	Chee Wan San Temple
Prajna Goddess Temple	Tze Yun Tung Buddist Monastery
Bukit Jalil National Stadium	Dun Assa town Bukit Jalil National Stadium (Bukit Jalil National Stadium)
Atong Sports Centre	Dun Assa town Atong Sports Centre (Axiata Arena)

Near Long

Black Wind Cave (The Batu Caves) : Outside of Kuala Lumpur, there is a black wind River, and there is a cave called Black Wind Cave in the hills on the river. The Black Wind Cave is filled with Hindu temples, and everyone who wants to reach the temple must climb a steep staircase with 272 steps. The winding and interlocking caves in the mountain have become a good place to explore. ^[14]

Cloud top

Genting plateau (Genting Highlands) : Located about 50 kilometers from the northern suburbs of Kuala Lumpur, 1,700 meters above sea level, it is a cool mountain resort in Malaysia. There are electric rides, swimming pools, indoor stadiums, bowling alleys, etc., but the most eye-catching is the casino located in the Genting Grand Hotel, which is the only legal casino in Malaysia, known as the "Monte Carlo of the Southern Ocean Islands". In the area of travel in Kuala Lumpur, you can also visit the Jamei Mosque located at the confluence of the Klang River and the Goose North River, the Sultan of Selangor established in 1909, its architectural form exhales a strong classical atmosphere, as well as the Selangor Mosque and Mahamian Hindu God High can also see religious tourist attractions.

Sister city

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nation	city	relation
Britain	London	Sister city
America	New York	Sister city
Germany	Hanover	Sister city
The United Arab Emirates	Dubai	Sister city
India	Kiyona	Sister city
India	Delhi	Sister city
Iran	Isfahan	Sister city
Iran	Mashhad	Sister city
Japan	Osaka	Business partner city
Malaysia	Malacca	Sister city
Morocco	Ankara	Sister city

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