Malaysia Trip: Walking around Temples in Kuala Lumpur!

#hellohalloween Here’s my take on exploring Kuala Lumpur’s multicultural gems for an unforgettable city break 🇲🇾✨. The highlights? Unbelievable skyline views, serene temples, and the tasty chaos of Brickfields & Little India—think sensory overload (in a good way!) at every turn.

Top Spots to Visit:
🧧 Thean Hou Temple (65, Persiaran Endah, Taman Persiaran Desa): This iconic temple is open 8am–8pm year-round. Go early to snap shots of the city from its hilltop perch and soak up peaceful vibes under the hanging lanterns.
🕉️ Buddhist Maha Vihara (123, Jalan Berhala): Drop by from 8am–9pm; it’s an authentic place for reflection, with intricate carvings and welcoming locals.
🌈 Brickfields (235, Jalan Tun Sambanthan): Wander around this vibrant enclave—Kuala Lumpur’s “Little India” —for Bollywood music, sari shops, and mural art. Don’t miss the action at 229, Jalan Tun Sambanthan, especially with Little India’s lively markets open 10:30am–9pm.

Where to Stay:
🏨 Riveria City KL Sentral by Guestonic (Jalan Tun Sambanthan): The staff are super responsive (WhatsApp support!), rooms are spotless and well-equipped (mini fridge, Dyson dryer, induction cooker), and the rooftop infinity pool is a must for sunset. Plus, it’s wallet-friendly and quiet.

Getting Around:
KL’s LRT and Monorail make hopping between these spots a breeze. Grab an e-wallet card for local transit—way more convenient than cash.

Eat & Drink:
Fuel your walks with Indian curries or banana leaf rice in Brickfields. Look for restaurants near Jalan Tun Sambanthan for affordable and spicy delights.

Pro tips: Stay at a hotel near KL Sentral for effortless transit to everywhere and chill downtime in a modern pad with epic skyline views.

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Post by Agustin (@agustintravel) | Oct 1, 2025