OVERVIEW
Kuala Lumpur is the heart and capital of Malaysia and the ideal location for your city getaway where your Malaysia holiday will be packed full of excitement, shopping and delicious cuisine.
Year round warm temperatures and a tropical climate make Malaysia a great honeymoon destination at any time of the year; however the monsoon season usually takes place around November to February bringing heavier rainfall.
The modern Kuala Lumpur City Centre is home to many of the city’s luxury hotels where your Kuala Lumpur holiday will be based. The iconic Petronas Towers dominate the city’s skyline and are the tallest twin structures on earth, rising up 88 storeys into the Malaysian skies.
For couples searching for a breath taking bird’s eye view of this magical city during their honeymoon, the Sky Bridge which connects the two tours at the 41st and 42nd floors, 175 metres above street level is the place to be with beautiful views over the streets, buildings and parks below.
There is plenty to see and do during your Kuala Lumpur honeymoon with a variety of attractions including the city’s aquarium, Aquaria KLCC, and the beautifully landscaped KLCC Park that extend out over 50 acres to the south east of the towers.
Shopping lovers will find heaven in Kuala Lumpur, especially in Bukit Bintang where there are many shopping malls and eateries in the area. Bargain hunters should head to the vibrant Petaling Street, the main strip of Kuala Lumpur’s popular Chinatown district where you will wander through the stalls and haggle down prices.
Your Kuala Lumpur honeymoon will be one to remember as you explore the city with your loved one and experience breath taking views of the city. Why not combine Kuala Lumpur with the Maldives for an ideal city and beach twin centre honeymoon? Check out our multi-centre honeymoon destinations.
Things to know
What is the currency in Kuala Lumpur?
The currency in Kuala Lumpur is Malaysian Ringgit (MYR)
How long does it take to fly to Kuala Lumpur?
12 ½ hours
What is the time difference in Kuala Lumpur?
GMT +7 hours
What language is spoken in Kuala Lumpur?
Thai is the national language of Malaysia is Bahasa Malaysia, however English is widely spoken.
Should I tip in Kuala Lumpur?
Tipping is not required in Kuala Lumpur and a service charge is usually included in the price. You can tip RM 2-10 per bag to the porter, RM 2-10 for room service and RM 2-10 per day for the housekeeper, if you want.
When is the best time to visit Kuala Lumpur?
Kuala Lumpur has warm temperatures throughout the year as there is no cool season and it can rain at any time of the year. There are two seasons, a dry season (May to September) and a wet season (mid-November to March). Temperatures
Do I need a visa to travel to Kuala Lumpur?
British citizens do not require a visa before travelling to Kuala Lumpur, however you will need to fully complete the white immigration card on arrival, hand this to the immigration stand along with your passport. We advise that you have at least 6 months validity on your passport throughout your holiday.
Planning a trip to the Kuala Lumpur is a thrilling chance to dive into the wonders and unique qualities that make that place so special to you. Whether it's a peaceful beach, a vibrant city, a tranquil countryside, or a stunning mountain range, Kuala Lumpur has its own charm and invites you to uncover its hidden gems.
Perhaps it's the vibrant energy of the Kuala Lumpur that draws you in, offering endless possibilities for exploration. Or maybe you're drawn to the tranquility of nature, seeking solace in the peaceful embrace of mountains, forests, or beaches. So pack your bags, set out on your journey, and let the magic of Kuala Lumpur unfold before you.
Ultimately, exploring holidays at Kuala Lumpur is about more than just sightseeing—it's about connecting with a place on a deeper level, creating lasting memories, and nourishing your soul with experiences that will stay with you long after you've returned home.
Immerse yourself in the cultural wonders that Kuala Lumpur has to offer. There's no shortage of experiences to deepen your connection to the rich tapestry of traditions and heritage that make Kuala Lumpur special. Engaging with local communities will further enrich your appreciation for the unique history and charm of the area.
