The Golden Triangle is KL’s main business, shopping, and nightlife district featuring mega shopping centres, countless restaurants

GOLDEN TRIANGLE

 offers a rare  glimpse into the city’s past. It was here that the Union flag was finally lowered on 31Aug 1957

Independence Square

Directly opposite the Sultan Abdul Samad Building is Royal Selangor Club, estabalished in Building is Royal Selangor Club, estabalished in 1884, the center of colonial social life then. The present black & white mock-Tudor buidling, an authentic reproduction of the old club, was buildt in 1980. Still referred to as The Spotted Dog, the club remains the presserve of the city’s

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Royal Selangor Club

Sultan Abdul Samad Building, a magnificent Moorish building built in 1897 to serve as the heardquarters of colonial administration and named in honor of the ruler of Selangor at the time, is the house of commerical division of Malaysia’s High Court. Although it is not opened to the public, the building is still one of the most photographed landmarks of the city.

Sultan Abdul Samad Building

 is a landmark Chinese Temple l20mins  from KL City Centre. It was built in 1987 by the Hainanese community of KL and dedicated to Goddess Tien Hou (The Heavenly Mother)

Tien Hou Temple

Bangsar  is  one  of  Kuala  Lumpur's  most  popular  night  time  entertainment  districts. The streets of Bangsar, mainly  in  Telawi  and  Maarof,  are  sprinkled  with  nightclubs,  pubs  and  bistros,  making it one big party area. Bangsar  is  also  a  large  residential  area (mainly for the affluent) but residents have grown accustomed to the hive  of  activity  that  Bangsar  generates  during  the  night.  As  Bangsar  is  home to many of Kuala Lumpur's upper  crust  of  society  and  expatriates,  there  are  many  fine  dining  and  international  restaurants  located around  the  shopping  areas.  Bangsar  Shopping  Centre  and  Bangsar  Village  are  two prominent shopping malls  in  Bangsar  but  most  residents  flock  to  Mid-Valley  Mall,  which  is  just  a  stone's  throw  away  along the Federal Highway.

Bangsar