The combination of gardens and fountains is especially designed as a contrast to the modern structures that surround it. It provides a much needed change of pace amid the constant rush in this bustling city.

Built in honour of those who had fought and fell in World War II and the seven soldiers atop the national monument symbolise the loyalty, sacrifice and co-operation of the people of Malaysia.

Kuala Lumpur's oldest mosque, built at the confluence of the Klang and Gombak Rivers, is a beautiful example of north Indian Islamic architecture.

Lest you think that the night market is losing its appeal to the big, glitzy shopping malls with comfortable air-conditioning that are popping up like mushrooms after the rain, think again. The night bazaar is here to stay and their allure is growing stronger by the day.

The Petronas Twin Towers was designed to symbolise strength and grace using geometric principles typified in Islamic architecture.

The great artiste P.Ramlee was a name that was synonymous with the growth of the music and film movement in Malaysia during the 50’s era. Until today, his films and songs are still very much a favourite of the newer generations.