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Kuala Lumpur Honeymoon Activities
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- Mahfuz M50 contributionsIt’s one of the go too sights for KL and viewed from the outside it’s impressive at day but especially at night by the nearby light show. The actual tour and sky bridge are very much hit and miss dependent on weather. Gift shop and photo gifts are expensive but do have good variety. Luggage store for buggy was very handy as they’re not allowed up. Would’ve liked more time to read the history of the building. Online booking didn’t work for me straightaway but is the best option to avoid queues. Go at least once while you’re in KL but the best views are probably outside looking at the towers.Written 27 June 2022This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC.
- Kenneth T3 contributionsWe didn't know exactly what to expect coming to this museum. Was utterly awed by the exhibits of the street food and model homes and kampungs. My favourite was probably the chinese opera exhibit. While its nice taking photos for memories, do not forget to take in the visual sights then and there for yourself. The attention to detail is out of this world. Allow 1-2 hours for visit. I hope they expand their exhibits soon.Written 30 June 2022This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC.
- TejaKuala Lumpur, Malaysia151 contributionsThis is a Petronas-owned park open to the public located between the Twin Towers and the KL Convention Centre. A very popular park, it has running trails, a splashing pool, a children's playground, and a dancing fountain with lighted choreography at night. One end of the park connects to a mosque. There used to be fireworks for New Year's and major festivals before the pandemic, but since the pandemic and the advent of the energy transition, Petronas has been more frugal as they are working towards a net zero target, and there are no more fireworks.Written 22 June 2022This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC.
- Terry S7 contributionsIt was a drizzling, so didn't get to stand at the skydeck. Personally it quite waste of time to just be at the observation deck as I'm not interested to visit skydeck.Written 19 November 2021This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC.
- Ainil IShah Alam246 contributionsIt is indeed a beautiful green garden. Despite few areas under maintenance, it is a good place to jog, walk and relax with family. To all malaysians, let's preserve our beautiful aset, help keep clean and tidy so that our future generation can also feel this beautiful experience. For those not keen to walk, you can take the buggy at RM 10 per person. The buggy driver (mamu) is awesome and sharing lots of information about the attractive areas.Written 5 January 2021This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC.
- The_Traveler010710Shah Alam, Malaysia2,214 contributionsBeautiful scenery at night .... nothing special just the water fountain up and down with beautiful lights. I couldn’t hear any music because it’s so noisy.Written 15 April 2021This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC.
- Shawn MLee's Summit, MO5 contributionsMy daughter took me for a Campung Baru bike tour. Our guide, Krishna was an exceptionally fine resource about some of the history, development, and growth of that part of Kuala Lumpur. We learned about various aspects (local food, cultural groups, and expansion of K.L.). Our guide the always helpful with anecdotes about all the spots we visited. I had a great time. I will Go back for future tours when I visit K.L. agaim, next year!Written 5 June 2022This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC.
- sinjofinKuala Lumpur, Malaysia5 contributionsStarted before dawn as we wished to watch the sun rise from the top. Got lost several times in the dark as paths not that clearly marked for night walking. Some steep parts with ropes that could do with a replacement...but we made it. I was the only person over 50 everyone else was 35 or less best be fit for this one.
The views were spectacular and wonderful lake with mist and sun rise was outstanding sight.
Down was a slippery process but we laughed a lot as I got covered in clay at one point. Did Tai chi once on the flat and stretched out those musclesWritten 7 January 2020This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC. - Jonas P1 contributionWe booked a guided tour around the park. We meet up with our guide just outside at park, and had a quick walk though on how to use the segways(very easy once you get the hang of it). We had a great day in the park and a very nice guide with lots of fun facts and story’s about the old parkWritten 14 November 2019This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC.
- Tracie M25 contributionsWe have used Rosli's transport services throughout our time living in Malaysia and he has been 100% reliable. If Rosli isn't available, he will find a colleague who is. It has been easy to arrange trips through WhatsApp and they have always been very fairly priced; in fact, one of Rosli's drivers even refunded me some of my payment as the journey wasn't as far as first thought! All journeys have been safe and comfortable. Don't hesitate to book with Rosli for all of your travel needs in Malaysia - highly recommended. Thank you Rosli for helping us out on many occasions during our time in Malaysia.Written 11 March 2021This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC.
- LauraF099128 contributionsI absolutely loved this cooking class. We got a transfer from our hotel in KL in a very comfortable mink bus (which I recommend) and were taken to the market. The market tour was very interesting and we ate delicious roti canai, as well as saw it being made.
The cooking class itself is excellent value. We did the Malaysian classic. The ladies who run the place are so friendly and spent time chatting to us about the country, giving us recommendations and were incredibly hospitable.
We cooked in the most incredible setting and were even given cold towels to keep us cool.
This class is well worth every penny and I highly recommend it. You even get a recipe book to take home.Written 20 January 2020This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC. - Alyaa8 contributionsWe were looking for something extraordinary for this year’s anniversary and to be honest, we were so lucky to experience this! Besides the spectacular view, we also get to witness how the balloon inflates and assist the crew to wrap the balloon. The pilot was female (and Malaysian) which is very inspiring! Thank you for the great hospitality. I highly recommend them. No regret for waking up this early.Written 18 July 2019This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC.
- Paul A10 contributionsI was lucky to have a solo tour with Jeffrey (apparently Mondays aren't as heavily trafficked). As a food tour guide in Shanghai, I naturally have high expectations for the tour.
Jeffrey was personable and easy to get a long with - a local and musician with a lot of interesting stories that allows you to really ground yourself in the city. The food was fantastic - the beverages, too! The spots we ate at were places I never would have found myself, through beautiful parts of the city. I was also impressed with the food knowledge and history I was given - contextualizing the food within the local culture and history is amazing.
Overall, this is a must in KL - highly recommend!Written 6 February 2020This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC. - Brenda ChenuNew South Wales, Australia45 contributionsWe had unforgettable food experience with Malaysia food tour team. The trip is fun and full of amazement. The food was very simple but tasty and we learnt every story about each of the food we tried. Very happy with the trip!Written 8 April 2020This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC.
- JulesInSwindonLondon, England99 contributionsHaving found Bike With Elena through research on TripAdvisor, we also looked at the website and found there were other tour options. We were looking for something to get us out of KL and into the countryside for a day, and we found it.
We have visited KL from the UK about 5 or 6 times due to having friends there, and were keen to return as soon as possible following the pandemic. We usually visit other areas in Malaysia at the same time but on this trip had no time, hence wanting to at least get out of the city for a day.
The Waterfall Tour was the right choice for us.
It was a c. 46 km cycle, on an out-and-back course. We were collected from our hotel punctually at 6.30am as planned, with good communication by WhatsApp and email in advance and on the day. We were then driven to Hulu Langat, a small rural town about 45 minutes from KL. There we were kitted out with bikes and given a light local breakfast (really great choice of food stop with a great selection both for omnivore me and vegetarian husband, whose dietary needs were well catered for all day)
And then we set off! It was surprisingly cool setting out before 8am, which made the first kilometres very pleasant indeed. It's great to see a slice of real Malaysian life which is very different outside of KL and other cities. Gorgeous scenery too. The first c.12k or so were flat or a very slight incline as we were following a river upstream. Then the 'undulating' bit started and continued up and down until we got to the half way point. No mountainous climbs but enough that I was in the lowest gear for some of them (and then glorious free wheeling down the other side!) We also rode around most of a wonderful reservoir serving the greater KL area - more beautiful scenery (and a good place to pause for a photo stop to catch a break!)
The halfway point is a small forest reserve / country park where you can walk a little upstream to a waterfall. It was Sunday when we did our tour so it was busy with local families with kids, picnicking and swimming. If I'm honest, it's not a spectacular park to visit just on its own merit but it makes a great half way point for this cycle, you can cool down in the shade and by the water.
Then we stopped at a nearby parking lot where there was another local stall selling home made snacks. Another great selection of snacks and very rehydrating iced drinks were purchased for us and then after scoffing them, we set out to return.
The way back was much harder since it was now gone 11am and much hotter. However still lovely scenery and some of the route was still in shade - the shady bits were a relief. The guide was keen to emphasise at all times that we should go at our own pace and 'enjoy the journey' and this was good advice, particularly for anyone (like us Brits) not used to cycling in such temperatures/ humidity (though we did hire bikes in Singapore for a few hours a few days prior).
At the end of the ride, Strava told me that this was the longest bike ride I've ever recorded on Strava! and indeed it was tough. On the website this was rated as difficulty 3 where the KL city tour is a 1 and a hilly 'mountain' ride a 5. I'd say this is an accurate rating - as long as you do cycle for exercise. The city tours are short and slow paced and anyone who could ride a bike could probably do them. But to give you an idea of my level, I ride about once a week in the summer, up to 2 hours on undulating territory. In winter I ride once a month for no more than an hour. I do other exercise like running and am generally quite fit. This ride for me was challenging-but-do-able. Terrain very easy (very good roads) but the combination of the undulating slight hilliness and most importantly, the heat made it tougher. So 3 out of 5 would be accurate.
At the end of the ride we were offered lunch (which we declined, having eaten too much already!) and then driven back to our hotel in KL, having been on the tour about 7 hours in total.
Overall, a great tour and I highly recommend this company. The guide told us all sorts of interesting stuff on the way and was very attentive to our needs, striking the perfect balance. And his English was great!
Thanks very much and hope you get all the tourists back as things reopen.Written 31 May 2022This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC.
