There's nothing like experiencing the rich culture of this vibrant city with a visit to the oldest temple in all of Kuala Lumpur. The Sri Mahamariamman Temple is easily recognizable as you approach; it has a vivid and colourful façade featuring distinctive Hindu deities depicting famous legends, drawing many visitors every year. And while some might not be aware that this site is also home to one of Malaysia's largest Tamil communities, they'll also notice the huge swastika dominating the main hall, an auspicious symbol for Hindus on staff everywhere! Whether you want to experience something new or would rather reconnect with your roots while visiting Kuala Lumpur, you're bound to find what you're looking for at Sri Mahamariamman Temple

Imagine dangling from the ceiling of a cave with the light from below you alone. That’s not all- there's vines to climb and lots of bats too! Climbing in the BatuCaves is an amazing experience that should definitely be on your bucket list this year.

Alor Street is a colourful and exciting place to pick up some good street food. The vendors typically only set up during the evening, which makes for an exciting and adventurous experience as you watch them invent your meal from scratch right in front of you on the sidewalk. Don't expect classy but do expect delicious!

Ask any non-resident Malaysian and the answer will be the same: KL's never seen anything like it. Not only do you get all the major chains, everything from Longchamp to Forever 21 makes its way into this mall, but there are examples of Malaysians' famed creativity too in Rasa; an international food court crammed with vendors cooking up their regional specialties for hungry shoppers. It's a destination unto itself, and when you make your way upstairs to satisfy your retail cravings (especially if you know there'll be a long wait in lines outside), we guarantee that every time is just as exciting. Bring your wallet. Or your phone and tap to pay and shop til your heart drops!