A commentary of Old Kuala Lumpur and its environment where how it all begun and through time in which the very best of the Nation’s Capital still co-existed and blended well into the modern architecture. Having large green lung in the heart of the city, “Wonders of Kuala Lumpur” offers its doors open to show its very best. From the many narrow lanes that leads to the main avenues, the splendour of its past, is a chapter of yester-years.

Experience: Walk up to Batu Cave – 272 steps, which command a good partial view of the city. While climbing the steps watch out for the monkeys and also to mind the steps.

Tour visits: Batu Caves, King’s Palace (view only), National Mosque, Former State Secretariat Building, Queen Victoria Fountain, National Monument, Big Ben Clock Tower, St Mary Cathedral, Thean Hou Temple, Drive through the Green Hub of the City, Old Moorish Railway Station & Little India, Royal Selangor Pewter Factory, Petronas Twin Tower (Photo stop) & Local Products Centre.