The capital of Malaysia and its second oldest city, Kuala Lumpur even in name conjures the green, dense heat of the jungle it was carved out of. But it is also one of Malaysia’s most modern cities, a cosmopolitan mish-mash of cultures – from Chinese to Indian to British – a skyline dominated by glittering skyscrapers and some of the tallest and most innovative buildings and structures in the world, and dusty streets lined with stalls selling Malay delicacies such as Malaysian dried beef, deep fried sweet potato and fresh exotic fruit. This is a city of colours and flavours, and in every aspect, it delivers.
The iconic Petronas Twin Towers, opened in 1998, created not only an enduring image of the capital, but also a hub of activity in the area around them that transformed it into the unofficial city centre it still operates as. Known as the Golden Triangle, thi
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