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Discover Kuala Lumpur the local way on your short weekend holiday in the city. Explore the ancient temples and iconic landmarks and feast on the mouth watering street food. You’ll definitely not run out fun of things to do in Kuala Lumpur this weekend. So if you’re wondering what to do in Kuala Lumpur during the weekend, here are some tips: Saturday: City Sightseeing The best way to start your holiday is to explore the city! Begin at the famous Petronas Twin Towers then make your way towards the sky bridge to enjoy a spectacular view of the city. Check out the aquarium at Aquaria KLCC and the observation deck at the Menara KL Tower. Saturday: Museums and Art Galleries Learn about Malaysia’s culture and history by spending your Saturday afternoon at the city’s top museums. Visit the National Museum of Malaysia for some insights into the country’s culture and history. Spend some time admiring local arts at the Islamic Art Museum and the National Visual Arts Gallery. Saturday: Jalan Alor Food Street Jalan Alor is perhaps the busiest area in Kuala Lumpur on a weekend night. If you want to taste authentic Malaysian cuisine, then this is the best place to be. Grab a chair at the street side and join the locals as you indulge in the tastiest satay, oyster omelets, chili crab, and more. Sunday: Batu Caves Escape from the busy crowd in the city and make your way towards the Batu Caves. Located just outside Kuala Lumpur, Batu Caves feature an impressive limestone caves with colorful Hindu temples. If you’re up for some adventure, climb the impressive 272 steps towards the golden statue of Lord Muruga. Sunday: Petaling Street Market One of the best things to do in Kuala Lumpur during the weekend is to explore the Petaling Street Market. Located at the heart of Chinatown, this is where you’ll find all kinds of souvenir items that you can take home. Bargaining is a way of life here, so haggle amicably before you pay!
Spent a very enjoyable time with Brendon today - he knows plenty of hidden gems of KL and takes you to places that you would pass by as tourists. The old cinema, roof top bars, traditional KL food and stories about the old days of Malaysia and KL made the tour very memorable. If you want a great guide to show you the sites other folks miss out on then Brendon is your guy.
I booked this food tour as a birthday present for a friend and her partner. They both had a great time with Siddoz! They are both vegetarian and Siddoz did a great job of accommodating and making sure they could still try loads of great dishes!
Manjeet was an amazing host. She shared her favourite dishes paired with history, which was perfect for 3 Australians and a Malaysian (who is less familiar with history). She was flexible and open to some customisation. I would recommend her to anyone who enjoys meals with a foodie. We left absolutely bursting.
Faris knows food and knows how to bring that knowledge to a trip around the culinary secrets of KL He has a vast knowledge of not only the food you are eating but also can tell you how to prepare it and its history and origins He allows you time to browse a few shops and seems to just enjoy being out doing something that he loves. He freely admits that he is not a history buff and although he is happy to talk about KL he really comes alive when he is explaining about the food you are eating. To be fair there is too much food we took some back to the hotel with us for later ( think Christmas dinner stuffed) and you get the idea I can’t praise him enough and would highly recommend him He even gave us a lift back to our hotel and regaled us with tales of his cooking experiences abroad whilst we sat in traffic A great trip