Ampang Look-out Point, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
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Melaka (a.k.a. Malacca) is the capital of the Malaysian state of Malacca.
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Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Ampang Look-out Point

Address: Jalan Hulu Langat (B62), Ampang, Kuala Lumpur
Ampang Look-out Point, Lookout point on the hills at the eastern edge of the city with a magnificent view over the entire city with a few restaurants and a lookout tower

Lookout point on the hills at the eastern edge of the city with a magnificent view over the entire city with a few restaurants and a lookout tower

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As there is no public transportation, you can only get there by car (taxi). From downtown it’s about a 30min -1h drive to get there depending on traffic. To safe money, you could take the LRT (Ampang Line) to Cempaka station and take the taxi from there. It’s only 10min from there.

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Boon Ann
posts: 1
 

A group of me, my family and friends went up there on 26th Dec 2009 night.  The view and the environment were spectacular.
It is like a mini-hongkong hill top, lots of people and lots of people having their dinners.

By Boon Ann on Dec 27, 2009

dellin
posts: 1
 

tat day i wen there with my friends… nice place..n they have a website ... its http://www.lookoutpoint.com.my

By dellin on Dec 15, 2009

blur
 

hi, can anyone show the directions from PJ area onwards, let say from UM area onwards? N can v make reservations? Hope to hear a reply soon…thanks!

By blur on Aug 30, 2008

hanis
 

This is the contact number for restaurant: Omar 0132506119 or Timra 0142294337

By hanis on Aug 17, 2008

Ghassan
 

What is the operation hours of bread and Olives?  Contact number? Thank you.

By Ghassan on Jul 29, 2008

Jess
 

nice place !! tongue laugh

By Jess on Jun 25, 2008

GFH
 

nice place nice night view! went there last week midnight and boy it was foggy as Genting!
Gasoline is up there too!

By GFH on Jun 14, 2008

faah yana
 

tempat tinggalku

By faah yana on May 01, 2008

jiunshan
 

The Restaurant Look-Out Point serves good chop! Thumb Up!

By jiunshan on Apr 14, 2008

KHAIRUL
 

inilah kawasanku tercinta..

By KHAIRUL on Mar 25, 2008


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