16 Travel Spots for 4 Days 3 Nights in ‘Kuala Lumpur’

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With super chic photo spots
Enjoy both day and night 🌙🌃

01 : National Art Gallery
Take a leisurely stroll to see art at the National Gallery
Featuring rotating artworks from all over the world
The inside is quite large with many exhibition rooms, free admission
And importantly, great for taking beautiful photos—definitely worth the visit

02 : Petronas Twin Towers
Petronas check! One of the twin towers once known as the tallest in the world, connected by a sky bridge. A must-visit popular check-in spot, truly an icon of Kuala Lumpur. You can see it from many angles. We’ll take you to shoot photos around this building.

03 : Pintasan Saloma
Walk from the Petronas Towers and you’ll find a tunnel that’s just as beautiful for photos. Another great spot worth the walk. From this angle, you can still see the Petronas Towers standing out beautifully in the background. We captured stunning shots of both together.
A perfect way to close Day 1 beautifully.

04 : Ho Kow Hainam Kopitiam
Start Day 2 morning with Malaysian-style breakfast in Chinatown
A famous kopitiam with long queues from opening time
Menu includes sandwiches, tea, and coffee

05 : Fung Wong Biscuit
A little further walk brings you to a chill tea shop mostly frequented by locals
Their specialty is mooncakes. The shop is beautiful and shady with a great atmosphere.

06 : Bookxcess
This is the place to be right now! From an old cinema to a super chic bookstore
Located on the second floor of RexKL building, it’s really cool
Feels like Lido in our hometown, with a café and lots of trendy shops inside

07 : Pandan Republic
On a hot day, stop by for some refreshing ice cream
Soft serve with a smooth texture, delicious as rumored. The shop itself is great for photos, and the surrounding area has plenty of photo spots too. Another street worth visiting.

08 : Sultan Abdul Samad Building
In the evening, chill here and wait to take photos of the beautiful night lights. A wide lawn with a backdrop of stunning buildings all around. The weather is perfect in the evening.

09 : River of Life
If you pass by here, you can stop to take photos at this bridge. The lights at night are beautiful
A popular check-in spot for photographers.

10 : Lalaport
Who would have thought that just a staircase corner could make such cute photos! The stairs have lights that change graphics continuously
Despite this, many people come to wait for their turn to take photos here.

11 : Jalan Remmbia Street Art
An artsy area with walls on both sides covered in graffiti patterns. A photo spot for Instagrammers, both Thai tourists and foreigners alike.

12 : Bukit Bintang
The trendiest and most modern area in Kuala Lumpur, combining malls, restaurants, and brand-name stores. If you’re looking for shopping and strolling, come here. The buildings are beautifully designed and very impressive.

13 : Three Years Old Cafe
A beautiful cafe with great lighting in Bukit Bintang. The shop is white and minimalistic mixed with vintage style, perfectly balanced. They offer food, drinks, and desserts. If you want a chill cafe, come here.

14 : Ilham
Another great and free gallery you must not miss. It features rotating exhibitions on the 3rd and 5th floors. Come enjoy the art
and take beautiful photos. We guarantee many will love this place as much as we do.

15 : NU Sentral Shopping Mall (KL Sentral)
This morning we traveled to Genting but stopped to take photos at the escalator first. At first, we were confused if people really come here to take photos, but once we raised our phones, we understood!
Another check-in spot with great photo opportunities. Inside is a mall and various transit points.

16 : Genting Skyworlds
Relive your youth at this vibrant amusement park with plenty of photo spots and rides waiting for you
We recommend setting aside an afternoon to visit here for a full experience of all the rides.

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