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Things to do in and around Kuala Lumpur in Feb (updated 2026)

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KL Hop-On Hop-Off
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LionKnight
This trip is a very special experience, can view the KL City Center night moments by through the fews hot travel spot at KL City Centre. The out deck of the seat can get a better view. The starting point is at Sungai Wang Plaza. It is takes around 2 hours to complete the trip.
Petronas Twin Towers
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Schader
Это был просто невероятный опыт! Город, как на ладони! Виды с такой высоты захватывают с первого вздоха! Очень классно! Рекомендуем!👍
Sunway Lagoon Theme Park
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Pawsome Traveller
A fantastic family day out at Sunway Lagoon! The Animal Park was educational, especially learning about sun bears — blessings to all the animals. We loved meeting the raccoon, and the Vuvuzela slide was a huge hit with the kids. Great staff, very clean and safe park. Highly recommended for all ages visiting KL.
Aquaria KLCC
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Anonymous user
Aquariums are all pretty much the same. This one has a walkway underneath where you can see sharks, horseshoe crabs, and turtles (though I think I only saw one) swimming around above you. They sell souvenirs outside; it's the same trick all over the world. There's KLCC Park nearby; you can take a picture with the Petronas Twin Towers if you find a good angle. Tickets are all sold online; there are no physical ticket booths.
Batu Caves
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JackChan84
The cave complex contains many Hindu temples, the most popular of which is a shrine dedicated to the deity Murugan. It is the focal point of the Tamil Hindu festival of Thaipusam in Malaysia.
KL Tower
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妞妞心游天下
Having a buffet at the revolving restaurant in Kuala Lumpur's Oriental Pearl Tower was a great two-in-one experience. While the prices were relatively high compared to local prices, the restaurant wasn't crowded, and the food service was efficient. The seafood was of excellent quality, and refills were quick. The dessert and fruit stations offered a wide variety of choices, and there were also many freshly made pasta options. Most importantly, you could leisurely enjoy your meal while watching the sunset and city lights, making it much more cost-effective than simply going up the Petronas Twin Towers or Kuala Lumpur Tower for the view.
Genting Highlands
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Helen SHX
Genting Highlands is really popular among locals. It is packed with people every weekend and holiday. There are several hotels all over Genting Highlands, including three-star, four-star and five-star hotels. Moreover, the hotel group is very generous and provides free rooms (but certain conditions must be met). This "free" strategy can also attract tourists to come and consume frequently.
Putra Mosque
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M79***29
The Floating Mosque is located in Sabah, Malaysia. The white building is reflected in the water, which is suitable for taking photos. The opening hours are 8:00-17:00, and long clothes and long pants are required. Tanjong Aru Beach is a 15-minute drive from the mosque and is one of the three major sunset destinations in the world. The best viewing time is 18:00-18:30. Both attractions are free to open. It is recommended to go to the beach to watch the sunset after visiting the mosque in the afternoon.
Petaling Street Market
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一直在路上的猫
Strolling and eating in Petaling Street, Kuala Lumpur. Petaling Street in Kuala Lumpur is a must-visit place, and it is also a place where good and bad people mix. It was built in the 1850s by Chinese miners. In 1880, Malaysian Chinese Yap Ah Loy opened a cassava flour processing factory here. Because cassava is called "ci" in Cantonese, it was named "Petaling Street". After the factory closed in 1882, this place gradually developed into a vibrant Chinatown. Here you will have an illusion that you have returned to China. Chinese elements can be seen everywhere, including Chinese archways, buildings, and stalls. There are many Chinese shops selling all kinds of things, as well as gold shops, Chinese spices, local specialties, etc. At night, many stalls will be set up and it will be very crowded. There are all kinds of fruits at moderate prices. I also bought delicious soy milk and delicious ginger candy tofu. There are also rice noodle rolls and stuffed tofu, sugar-free pork porridge, braised duck, wonton noodles, etc. There are several famous food stores, such as the clay pot coffee and roast meat in Bihualou, Shengji clay pot, Xinjiuru beef noodles, Hejiu Hainanese tea shop, etc. Many stores have to queue up. I also met a beautiful woman taking pictures. I don’t know which country she is an internet celebrity or a star.
Zoo Negara Malaysia
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Zoo Negara is now much better compared to the past. My children and I had not visited for a long time, so this recent trip really showed many positive improvements. The place is more organised, well-maintained, and comfortable for visitors.Among the highlights that are highly recommended are the Giant Panda Conservation Centre and the reptile section, both of which are very impressive. The experience is suitable for all age groups and provides an engaging and educational outing for children.Overall, the visit was very worthwhile and ideal as a family activity.Worth visiting for both first-time visitors and those who have not been back in a long time.😃👍
National Mosque of Malaysia
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一砖一菩提
The National Mosque is the largest mosque in Southeast Asia. It is free to visit. Both the architecture and the scenery inside are beautiful. You can take photos and check in while appreciating Islamic culture and architecture.
Jalan Alor
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wendy_panwen
This night market is quite big and long, very popular, and has a large flow of customers~ The whole night market is mainly food, and the popular online merchants are very popular, so you have to wait for a seat~ The taste is pretty good, but the service is not very good, with local characteristics, and the service is very casual~ The environment is pretty good, and it is quite spacious for a night market. It is not bad to just walk around and experience the local night market culture~

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