Malaysia is a fascinating country with a vibrant multicultural population and Southeast Asia’s unsung tropical hero. The country’s evolution into a cultural melting pot is evident in its unique blend of religions, traditions, festivals, languages, food, and many more. The country truly embodies the spirit of racial diversity and unity, which is the very element that makes it unique.Kuala Lumpur (KL), the main gateway to Malaysia has a variety of attractions ranging from culture, heritage & places of interest, shopping, entertainment, nature & adventure, luxury travel, sports, business & events, medical & wellness, and education all showcases the city’s contrasts and diversity. This is what makes KL distinctive, and the city’s identity was built on its history, people and tradition in the arts and culture.

Weather & Climate: There are three phases to KL’s weather – hot, hotter and hottest! KL’s weather is perfect for lightweight clothing. Check the current weather in KL before travelling here.

Religion & Local customs: The official religion in Malaysia is Islam, but other religions including Buddhism, Hinduism and Christianity are practiced freely.

Communication: The national language is Bahasa Melayu (Malay), but English is widely spoken. Most Malaysians are multilingual, speaking various languages and dialects, such as Mandarin, Cantonese and Tamil.

Currency:  The Malaysian Ringgit (currency code: MYR) is the main trading currency in Malaysia. Other major currencies such as the US Dollars, Euros, or British Pounds can also be used in selected major stores city-wide, though often these are congregated within the vicinity of the Kuala Lumpur City Centre.

More information about your stay in KL is available here.