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 Kuala Lumpur Tower (KL Tower or Menara KL) which looms majestically at a height of 421m above sea level, is more than just a prominent and arresting landmark. It is the world's fifth tallest communication and multimedia broadcasting tower to date, as well as a novel composition of retail, leisure, and entertainment hub - including the world's highest McDonalds.

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.

This centre is allocated as the Space Science Studies. An effort to create a scientifically and technologically-inclined society.

This building was originally constructed by Thamboosamy Pillai as a private Hindu temple, which remained in the hands of the family until the late 1920's.

Its unique modern design embodies a contemporary expression of traditional Islamic art calligraphy and ornamentation.

Kampung Baru is the oldest Malay residential area in Kuala Lumpur. This market has a totally Malay feel to it, and this is obvious in the style of jewellery and clothes.