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Situated within the Merdeka 118 Precinct, overlooking Stadium Merdeka, Stadium Negara and Chinatown, Park Hyatt Kuala Lumpur is the ideal base from which to explore both the city’s historical and cultural roots and its modern attractions. Delve deeper into the city’s defining moments, explore its artistic and culinary heritage, and soak in the vibrant energy of its premier shopping and entertainment destinations.

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Serving traditional Hainanese food since 1928 and a favorite spot for an authentic local breakfast of toast and soft-boiled eggs or nasi lemak.

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Ho Kow Hainam Kopitiam

Amid a lively atmosphere, enjoy the distinctive flavours of South Indian cuisine, with specialties including traditional rice and curry served on banana leaves.

Sri Nirwana Maju

Enjoy the ultimate theme park experience with over 80 attractions across six themed adventure zones, including thrilling rides, exhilarating water slides, a wildlife park, and activities such as go-karting and archery.

Sunway Lagoon Theme Park

Located 1,800 meters high on the peak of Gunung Ulu Kali, this hill resort offers a variety of attractions, including casinos, malls, a theme park and strawberry farms, amidst cooler temperatures and stunning views of mountain and rainforest scenery.

Genting Highland

Thought to be around 400 million years old, the Batu Caves are an important Hindu pilgrimage site as well as an extraordinary natural wonder. Discover temples hidden within the limestone caves, most notably the Temple Cave reached via a flight of 272 steps.

Batu Caves

Considered the heart of Chinatown, Petaling Street is as old as the city itself and has been a hotspot since the 19th century, famed for its street market. Get a sense of the city’s heritage as you explore the area’s unique architecture and sample local delicacies at street food stalls and vintage bakeries.

Petaling Street, Chinatown

Step into this small alley and back in time to the 1960s, the golden era of Kuala Lumpur’s Chinatown, brought to life in restored shophouses and colourful murals by local artists depicting daily life in bygone days.

Kwai Chai Hong

Exhibits a vast collection of visual art by Malaysian and international artists, including paintings, sculptures and traditional crafts such as batik that showcase Malaysia’s rich heritage.

National Art Gallery

Located in the serene Kuala Lumpur Lake Gardens, the park is home to more than 3,000 birds of approximately 200 different species. It houses one of the world’s largest free-flight walk-in aviaries that closely resembles the birds’ natural habitat for a truly unique experience.

KL Bird Park

Traces Malaysia’s history, cultural heritage and civilisation from the prehistoric period to the present day.

National Museum of Malaysia

At Beta, every dish tells a story of Malaysia’s diverse cultural heritage, with ingredients carefully selected to create flavours that are both authentic and modern.

Beta KL

Malaysia’s rich and diverse culinary heritage is brought vividly to life in modern Malaysian cuisine showcasing flavours from different regions.

De.wan 1958 by Chef Wan – The LINC KL

This charming UNESCO World Heritage city is rich with history, culture and local cuisine. Visit the Dutch Square famed for its iconic red colonial-era buildings and clock tower. Stroll along the picturesque Melaka River and enjoy the lively vibe of Jonker Street Night Market with its eclectic stalls and local delicacies.

Melaka

Merdeka Square is a place of huge historical significance, being where Malaysia’s independence was officially declared on 31st August 1957 and the Malaysian flag was raised for the very first time.

Dataran Merdeka (Merdeka Square)

Located at the foot of the Petronas Twin Towers, this premier retail destination houses over 300 flagship stores, including luxury fashion and lifestyle brands, as well as a wide variety of dining options.

Suria KLCC

Putrajaya is Malaysia’s administrative capital and one of its greenest cities. Attractions include the pink-domed Putra Mosque which stands along a vast lake in the centre of the city, sprawling botanical gardens, and a wetland park.

Putrajaya

Unfolding across three floors featuring different bar and dining experiences, including a Louis XIII-themed private dining room, DC blends the finest local and global ingredients with the rich heritage of Malaysia, creating dishes that range from classic to novel.

DC Restaurant

The museum showcases the role of Malaysia’s Central Bank in the country’s economic progress, the early history of money and Islamic banking, and the bank’s collection of Malaysian and Southeast Asian art.

Bank Negara Museum

Housing thousands of artefacts from across the Islamic world, the museum provides an unparalleled journey through more than a millennium of Islamic art, design and culture.

Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia

Located in the heart of Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur’s prime shopping and entertainment district, this award-winning mall combines a retail paradise with leisure activities, including a cinema, art gallery and cooking studio for a great day out.

Pavilion Kuala Lumpur

Kuala Lumpur’s crown jewel is an 88-storey twin structure that reflects the nation’s global aspirations, combining futuristic design with Malaysian cultural touches. The iconic towers are connected by a 41st-floor Skybridge, and offer 360-degree views of the city from an 86th-floor observation deck.

Petronas Twin Towers

Embark on a journey of culinary discovery in a menu of modern Malaysian cuisine that celebrates the indigenous bounty of local lands and seas.

Dewakan Restaurant

Built in 1909, Masjid Jamek is one of the city’s oldest mosques. This beautiful landmark is a highlight of the colorful River of Life waterfront that features street art murals, fountain shows and stunning illuminations at night.

Masjid Jamek and River of Life Waterfront

A vibrant district that has become a dynamic arts scene filled with galleries, heritage buildings, boutique shops, creative hubs, local eateries and street stalls.

Kampung Attap

Built more than a century ago, the station served as the city’s main rail hub until 2001. Deemed one of the world’s most beautiful train stations, it is distinguished by its magnificent Mughal architecture.

Kuala Lumpur Old Railway Station

A relaxed ambience meets the finesse of fine dining at Entier, home of creative nose-to-tail French fare crafted with quality seasonal ingredients.

Entier

This dynamic retail and lifestyle destination offers a top-tier retail experience with more than 400 stores and new-to-market brands, myriad dining options, and a 10-acre rooftop park – a green oasis in the city.

The Exchange TRX

Starting out as a wet market in 1888, today Central Market is a center of Malaysian culture, art and craft. Discover unique souvenirs as you browse over 350 shops and galleries offering an eclectic mix of traditional goods, art collectibles and local handicrafts.

Central Market

Built in 1956, Stadium Merdeka is where Malaysia’s independence was officially declared on 31 August 1957. The stadium was named a national heritage building in 2003 and received the UNESCO Asia-Pacific 2008 Award of Excellence for Cultural Heritage Conservation.

Stadium Merdeka

Standing 421 metres high, this landmark telecommunications tower is a hub for cultural events, dining and thrilling experiences, including an open-air skywalk around the edge of the tower along a glass platform.

KL Tower

Situated on a hilltop with panoramic views of the city, this ornate Chinese temple is one of the largest temples in Southeast Asia, spread over six tiers and blending Buddhist, Taoist and Confucian elements with modern architecture.

Thean Hou Temple

A charming shophouse restaurant serving traditional Nonya cuisine that is a unique combination of Chinese and Malay flavours, enjoyed within nostalgic surroundings with vintage décor.

Old China Café

Just steps from our hotel, 118 Mall is set to unveil an exciting environment to shop, dine and hang out with a vibrant retail line-up, alfresco restaurants and after-hours spots, and a curated artisan collection of Malaysian cuisine and heritage products.

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