typical view of the widespread urban landscape around Kuala Lumpur, photo taken near Mutiara Damansara area

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during Chinese New Year

at night, with a view of KL Tower (Menara KL)

Twin Towers and fireworks, taken from Kampung Baru

view from KL Tower southwards: Chinatown, Lake Gardens with National Mosque and Bangsar in the distance

view from KL Tower

Federal Mosque

near KL Sentral

view of the skyline from Ampang Lookout Point

Sultan Abdul Samad Building on Merdeka Square

all lit up on Merdeka Square (Independence Square)

in Chow Kit, Largest Sikh temple in South-east Asia and spiritual home to KL′s 75,000 Sikhs

along Jalan Maharajalela

Petronas Towers, KL Tower and the tower of Abdul Samad Building

Masjid Negara

in Chinatown

night view from KL Tower

view from KL Tower: Petronas Twin Towers (KLCC)

The 42.7m high statue of Lord Murugan (at Batu Caves) was unveiled in Jan 2006

shopping mall in Bukit Bintang

all lit up on Merdeka Square (Independence Square)

Jalan Pudu (Pudu Street) taken from car park on top of Puduraya bus station

Pedestrian bridge to Puduraya Bus Terminal

Malay Restaurant in Kampung Baru with Twin Towers backdrop

on a very clear day the Genting Highlands entertainment complex (50km from KL) can be seen from Kuala Lumpur

view from KL Tower

The Batu Caves are limestone caves in the north of KL and a holy Hindu site

in Lake Gardens

The Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Shah Mosque in Sha Alam, south of Kuala Lumpur. It’s the biggest mosque in Malaysia and has the second-tallest minarets in the world at 460 feet. Also known as “the blue mosque”.

in front of Pavilion Shopping Mall

taken from Kenanga Wholesale City, looking toward Bukit Bintang with Times Square on the right

Jalan Ipoh

photo courtesy: Hendrik

photo courtesy: Hendrik

photo courtesy: Hendrik

in KLCC Park