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Port Klang Cruise


Cruises From

Port Klang , Malaysia

Port Klang , the most busy harbor in Malaysia, acts as the main entrance to Kuala Lumpur and provides a mixture of coastal beauty and cultural experiences. As a cruise traveler, you can discover beautiful Port Clang Waterfront, visit the Royal Selongore Yot Club or enjoy fresh seafood at local restaurants. For additional businesses, the best attractions in Kuala Lumpur, including renowned Petrona's Towers and Batu Caves, are just a small drive away. Whether you're looking for modern websites or authentic Malaysian culture, a Port Clang Cruise promises a memorable journey full of different experiences.

National Language
Malay
Currency Accepted
Malaysian Ringgit
(MYR)



Things To Do in Kuala Lumpur (Port Klang)


Towering Views

Appreciate the long buildings in Kuala Lumpur, which contains the city's iconic landmark: Petronas Twin Towers. Skybridge tickets often sell out quickly; Getting a ticket for the observation deck to Menara at Tower, which is 1000 feet tall, can be easier. Kl Tower acts as a specified observation point to detect the moon to mark the beginning of the holy month of Ramadan.

Decorative Diversity

See also some of the historical structures of Kuala Lumpur. The Shri Mahamaryasman temple is decorated with Hindu figures, while the Zamik mosque has Murian architecture (you can discover some areas of the interior if you are humbly dressed). The National Museum is also sweet, which is characterized by replication Malaysian houses. Thein Hou Temple, with its complex six levels, stands as a milestone in Kuala Lumpur.



Holy Spelunking

There are Hindu temples in Batu caves located in Selangor suburb of Kuala Lumpur. You must climb 272 steps to reach the largest cathedral cavity; There are also many small caves. The 140 -foot -high golden statue at the entrance represents Murugan, a deity in Hinduism.



LOCAL CUISINE


Kuala Lumpur is a paradise for street food. Keep the grilled meat stick coated in peanutchutney. Kuala Lumpur and Sample National Dish of Malaysia, Sail for Nasi Lemm, which includes coconut tris with fried chicken - is a popular choice - palated leaf, spicy sambal, cucumber slices and meat. Taste the flatbread known as Rotinaiy: Happiness in the charming option of chicken or mutton, or a sample of a sweet version with bananas and ice cream.



SHOPPING


Known for its unique shopping, Kuala Lumpur offers prices that are more favorable than Hong Kong and Singapore. The Buytang Center region under Petronas Towers, Explore Suria KLCC, or the central market in Chintown, known as Pasar Cenny. While living on Kuala Lumpur Cruise, you can search for traditional clothes like Batic and Malay Brocade.


Insider Tip

1


You'll find quite a lot of English spoken in Kuala Lumpur, as well as Malay, Mandarin and Tamil.

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It can rain quite often in Kuala Lumpur. Pack a rain jacket and protective gear for your camera.



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