Description:

Against a background of other world capitals Kuala Lumpurs stands out with it`s relative youth: it was based in the middle of a XIX-th century and has acquired not such a considerable quantity of historical sights, that, however, is with interest compensated by the beauty of modern Kuala Lumpur. Neomoresque of many buildings (among them the sultan Abdul-Samada palace and The Railway Station are obligatory to viewing) makes a city to be similar to east fairy tale, but at the same time capital of Malaysia is one of the most developed modern cities of South East Asia, with set of the financial centers and skyscrapers. Most well-known of them are the Petronas Twin Towers which soars up upwards on 88 floors, or 452 m. On the 41-th floor towers are connected by the glass skybridge, from which openes the fine perspective.

Climate

Transport

The nearest airports are Kuala Lumpur International Airport and Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport. In a city the bus network is widely developed, there is also such a variety of the underground as monorail road. The taxi is cheap enough .