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KLIA , a spectacular feat of architecture combines futuristic technology,
Malaysian culture and the rich, tropical splendour of its natural
resources. Located in the Multimedia Super Corridor and close to
the administrative capital, Putrajaya, the airport is approximately
75 kms south of Kuala Lumpur. Drive time to the city centre is approximately
1 hour. (Read more...)
To enter Malaysia, visitors must have a national passport or other
internationally recognized travel documents with a validity period
of at least six months beyond the length of stay in Malaysia. All
passports and travel documents must be endorsed for travelling in
Malaysia. Most visitors, either on business or pleasure trips, do not require
visas to enter Malaysia but this really depends on how long you
will be in the country. Please refer to the following information
on visa requirements to see if you will really need a visa. (Read more...)
Kuala Lumpur is located 3.13° (348 km) north of the equator belt, giving it a warm maritime tropical weather. The weather is hot and humid throughout the year with rainfall, the intensity of which depends on the time of the year. This gives Kuala Lumpur an ideal climate that is suitable for visiting all-year-round. Visitors and tourists can enjoy exploring Kuala Lumpur throughout the year in moderately stable weather. (Read more...)
It is easy to get around Kuala Lumpur, which has a large network
of buses, light commuter trains and fleet taxis. However, the traffic
jams, which happen regularly, are legendary. This makes travelling
by commuter trains the best option if you plan to explore the city
sights during peak traffic periods. Stay away from taxis and buses
during the early morning rush hours from 7.30-9pm and late evening
crawl from as early as 5 till as late as 7.30pm. (Read more...)
As Kuala Lumpur is home to a multi-racial community, events and
festivals are a major highlight for the city. The biggest celebrations
are the Chinese New Year, Hari Raya and Deepavali with other small,
traditional occasions in between. (Read more...)
Kuala Lumpur and the rest of Malaysia is seeing a boom in the medial
tourism industry as more and more international visitors are seeking
health care and cosmetic surgery in cheaper places. Malaysia's fees
for medical care are priced very competitively; yet do not compromise
on quality, which matches the fees of some of the best surgeons
and hospitals in the world. (Read more...)
Kuala Lumpur is the cultural centre of Peninsular Malaysia.
With a population over 6 million when combined with the rest
of the Klang Valley, Kuala Lumpur becomes a melting pot of
cultures and traditions blending with the modern and new elements
of cosmopolitan lifestyle. The three most dominant cultures
are from the Malays, Chinese and Indians, who form the majority
of Malaysia’s population. (Read more...)
Kuala Lumpur, the capital city of Malaysia is located within the
heart of Selangor state. It is bordered by mountainous ranges on
all sides except in the East, which is why Kuala Lumpur and its
adjoining areas are called the 'Klang Valley'. (Read more...)
Chances are, you might fall in love with this beautiful city in
Malaysia and decide to make Kuala Lumpur your permanent home or
at least purchase a house for long-stay visits. And for those who
want to invest, Kuala Lumpur has the highest value in the real estate
market of Malaysia. This section provides some tips and guidelines
for international visitors to purchase a home in Kuala Lumpur. (Read more...)
Kuala Lumpur is a hub for tertiary education in the Klang Valley.
Many fresh school-leavers from other states come to Kuala Lumpur
for their studies, with a sprinkling of international students from
China, Singapore, Indonesia, Africa, the UK and other places. (Read more...)
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