• Sunway Pyramid
• The Golden Triangle
• Petronas Twin Tower (KLCC)
• Suria KLCC Mall
• Kuala Lumpur Tower
• Central Market
• National Museum
• National Art Gallery
• Islamic Art Museum

SUNWAY PYRAMID

Strategically located at just a stone is throw away from The One Academy, Sunway Pyramid consists of the Sunway Lagoon Resort Hotel and Sunway Lagoon Theme Park .

The Sunway Pyramid offers a unique shopping adventure through its exquisite Egyptian concept interior and houses various boutiques of international brands. It also has the 48-lane Pyramid Bowl, which is the official venue for the 1998 Commonwealth Games, apart from the Pyramid Ice – Malaysia’s first indoor ice-skating rink.

Give your taste buds a treat as Sunway Pyramid houses exquisite eating outlets of both local and international cuisines.

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THE GOLDEN TRIANGLE

The Golden Triangle refers to an area bordered by 3 major roads that form a triangle, namely Jalan Imbi, Jalan Sultan Ismail and Jalan Raja Chulan (Jalan means “street”). It attained its name primarily because multitudes of commercial buildings, business companies, shopping malls, and prestigious hotels are located here.

Bukit Bintang (which literally means Star Hill), is an extremely popular area within the Golden Triangle particularly for the avid shoppers and those who seek entertainment or recreation because it offers the most comprehensive, ultra-modern, one-stop shopping complexes and entertainment centres catering to all tastes and means.

From world-renowned designer labels and brands to exquisite made-in-Malaysia items, the highly competitive environment among traders is a blessing in disguise for shoppers.

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PETRONAS TWIN TOWER (KLCC)

The Petronas Twin Tower stands majestically in bustling city centre of Kuala Lumpur.

It is one of the tallest twin building in the world by standing at 451.9m and consist of 88 stories each. Both towers are linked by the skybridge http://www.kiat.net/towers/skybridge.html located on the 41st floor.

KLCC is the headquarter for Petronas, short for Petroliam Nasional Bhd, is Malaysia's national petroleum corporation. Within the 6-storey tower locates a 864-seat concert hall, Dewan Filharmonik Petronas http://www.malaysianphilharmonic.com/dfp/ that hosts Malaysian and international artists, orchestras, jazz performances and musical presentations.

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SURIA KLCC MALL

Located in the first 6-floors of KLCC, this huge mall expects at least 653,000 visitors each week. Below ground zero, you can hop onto the light rail transit, Putra LRT to get to another shopping destination along its route.

Besides housing a large variety of shops, from fashion to home accessories, sports, restaurants, café, bookstore, etc, it even has its own art gallery, Petronas Gallery and a science centre, Petrosains. You can spend a full day shopping or just window shopping in this huge mall, and later catch the latest blockbusters at TGV cinema.

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KUALA LUMPUR TOWER

The tower is currently the world 4th tallest telecommunications tower by standing at 421m and it consist of an observation platform which makes it a vantage point to see the city in all its glory.

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CENTRAL MARKET

This popular 2-story social hub comprises an interesting mix of 130 shops and kiosks selling an assortment of Malaysian handcrafts, pottery, antiques to trinkets; making it Malaysia’s unique arts and culture bazaar. It is definitely a great place to shop for souvenirs and gifts.

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NATIONAL MUSEUM

A great place for discovery, entertainment and education, the museum exhibits an extensive range of historical interest from artefacts to dioramas and allows one to explore in-depth of Malaysia’s history and culture.

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NATIONAL ART GALLERY

Established on 28 August 1958, it is one of the most established art museums in South East Asia. It houses a collection of more than 2500 pieces of artwork and regularly host art competitions, seminars and workshops for art practitioners and students as well as numerous art-related events that appeal to the general public.

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ISLAMIC ARTS MUSEUM
Nestled amidst lush greenery, it houses some of the most precious and timeless work of Islamic art reflecting the achievement, aspirations and cultural conviction of one of the greatest civilization in the history of mankind.

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