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Kuala Lumpur is known for its wide selection of food stores and markets catering to local and foreign foodies. One of them is Chow Kit Market, the city’s largest wet market, which boasts an assortment of stalls offering everything from fresh fruits such as mangosteen, durian, pomelo, and rambutan to healthy vegetables like spinach, green beans, eggplant, and cucumber.
Apart from mouthwatering treats, this must-visit gem has clothing stores where you can shop traditional Malaysian attire such as Baju Melayu, a loose tunic paired with a sarong and trousers, and Baju Kurung, a full-sleeved blouse and long skirt. Headdresses, bracelets, and footwear are also on offer.
What’s more, Chow Kit Market is popular for its eye-catching home décor and handcrafted items like mats, coasters, carpets, and paintings, all of which you can purchase at cheap prices. If you love cooking, you’ll be delighted to know that this place offers an array of spices including nutmeg, cloves, cinnamon, green cardamom, and ground five spices, among others.
Situated between the two parallel roads of Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman and Jala Raja Laut, Chow Kit Market opens as early as 6 AM, promising a wide selection of fresh produce. Whether you’re on the hunt for fresh greens, seafood, meat, or chicken, this market has everything you need.
Opening hours: Every day from 6 AM-5 PM
Location: Chow Kit Market, Northern end of Jalan Tunku Abdul Rahman, 50088 Kuala Lumpur
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Planning memorable dateideas in Kuala Lumpur doesn’t always have to revolve around dinner reservations or movie nights. While the city is full of romantic cafés and rooftop restaurants, sometimes the most memorable moments come from trying something new together. From solving puzzles and crafting handmade keepsakes to exploring fun indoor playgrounds, activity-based dates can turn an ordinary outing into something a little more exciting.
Whether you're planning afirst date or simply looking to switch up your usual routine, Kuala Lumpur offers plenty of creative ways forcouples to spend quality time together. If you're looking for something moreromantic or adventurous, here are some activity date ideas in Kuala Lumpur that go beyond the typical dinner-and-movie combo.
Escape Room Adventures
Photo from Instagram/The Ultimate Escape Game
If you’re tired of the usual movie-and-popcorn date, switch things up with a puzzle adventure at The Ultimate Escape Game. Here, couples step into themed escape rooms where you’ll need to solve puzzles, crack riddles, and uncover hidden clues before time runs out.
Each room features a different storyline, from mysterious crime investigations to treasure hunts. You’ll typically have around 45 minutes to escape, making teamwork and communication key to completing the mission. Tickets usually start from about RM40 per person, making it a thrilling yet affordable activity date.
Location: The Bomb Battle, Berjaya Times Square, 1 Jalan Imbi, 55100 Kuala Lumpur
Operating Hours: Daily, from 10:30 AM to 9:30 PM
Dining in Complete Darkness
Photo from Facebook/Dining in the Dark KL
If you’re looking for a date idea that’s a little mysterious and completely different from the usual dinner outing, try Dining in the Dark KL. Couples are guided into a pitch-black dining room where sight is removed entirely, forcing diners to rely on taste, smell, and texture instead.
The experience begins with a short icebreaker and drink before diners are served a four-course mystery menu designed to challenge your senses. Couples often spend the meal guessing ingredients and laughing over their guesses before the dishes are revealed at the end. The experience starts from RM188++ per person for the classic menu.
Location:Dining In The Dark KL, Changkat Bukit Bintang, Bukit Bintang, 50200 Kuala Lumpur
Operating Hours: Mondays to Sundays, 6 PM (First Seating) to 9:30 PM (Last Seating)
Paddle Boat Rides at Titiwangsa Lake
Photo from Instagram/White & Black Aquasport
For a simple yet romantic outdoor date, head to Taman Tasik Titiwangsa for a paddle boat ride. At White & Black Aquasport, couples can rent colourful paddle boats and cruise across the lake while enjoying views of Kuala Lumpur’s skyline.
Rides typically start from around RM15 for a 30-minute session, making it one of the most budget-friendly dates in the city. Besides paddle boats, visitors can also try kayaking and other water activities if they want something a little more adventurous.
Location: Taman Tasik Titiwangsa, Jalan Tembeling, 53200 Kuala Lumpur
Operating Hours: Daily, from 6:30 AM to 10 PM
Terrarium Workshops at Taman Hati
Photo from Instagram/Taman Hati Studio & Cafe
For couples who enjoy calm and creative activities, building a miniature garden together at Taman Hati Studio & Cafe makes for a relaxing date. This cosy plant studio hosts terrarium workshops where participants create their own tiny ecosystem using moss, soil, and decorative plants.
DIY terrarium sessions typically start from around RM10 to RM30, while guided workshops with materials can cost more depending on the size and design. The activity usually lasts about one to two hours, and you’ll leave with a miniature ecosystem as a keepsake from the date.
For a meaningful and memorable activity, couples can create their own rings at ZOCRAFT (formerly TJUFY Finesmithing). This jewellery workshop teaches participants the basics of metalsmithing while guiding them through the process of crafting their own rings.
Participants measure, shape, weld, engrave, and polish their rings before taking home a personalised piece of jewellery. Workshops typically last around two to three hours, and prices for the Silver Ring Workshop start at RM580, depending on the design and materials.
Location: ZOCRAFT, The Five @ KPD, Bukit Damansara, 50490 Kuala Lumpur
Operating Hours: Mondays to Thursdays, from 10 AM to 5 PM; Fridays to Sundays, from 10 AM to 7 PM
Pottery Workshops at Happy Hour Club
Photo from Website/Happy Hour Club Café & Workshop
Creative couples might enjoy getting a little messy at Happy Hour Club Café & Workshop in Desa Sri Hartamas. Their pottery sessions allow participants to shape and decorate ceramic pieces such as bowls or plates using clay and colourful glazes.
Workshops are beginner-friendly, with instructors guiding participants through each step of the process. After decorating the pottery, the studio fires the pieces in a kiln, and participants can collect them a few weeks later. Prices for pottery workshops typically start from around RM130 to RM180 per session.
Operating Hours: Tuesdays to Sundays, from 11 AM to 7 PM (Last Call at 5 PM)
Indoor Games at Game On Sports Hub
Photo from Website/Game On Theme Park
If you and your partner enjoy playful competition, spend an evening at Game On Sports Hub in 1 Utama. This indoor entertainment hub offers various interactive activities, including mini golf, PS5 gaming stations, board games, and physical challenges like Kung Fu District.
Admission typically starts from RM30 on weekdays, while a Night Owl promotion after 8 PM costs around RM21. Once inside, visitors can explore multiple game zones, making it easy to spend hours competing and laughing together.
Location: Game On Sport Hub, 1 Utama Shopping Centre, 47800 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Operating Hours: Daily, from 10 AM to 10 PM (including Public Holidays)
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Dreaming of seeing Big Ben, the iconic red buses, and the Tower of London? AirAsia is set to turn that dream into reality as the airline confirms the launch of its Kuala Lumpur–London route, with a stopover in Bahrain, beginning June 26, 2026.
AirAsia X (AAX) Berhad recently marked a major milestone in its global expansion with the announcement of two much-anticipated international routes, connecting Kuala Lumpur to Bahrain and onward to London Gatwick Airport (KUL-BAH-LGW). The Bahrain–London sector will be AAX’s second Fifth-Freedom route, signaling the airline’s move beyond its Asian home base as it expands its reach in the global budget travel market. These routes also establish Bahrain as AAX’s first global hub, making it a key gateway between Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and Europe.
“This is a defining step in the next phase of AAX’s growth. Bahrain, as our strategic aviation hub, allows us to connect Asia with the Middle East and Europe more effectively while creating a scalable platform for future growth,” said Tony Fernandes, CEO of Capital A and Advisor to AAX.
Photo from Website/AirAsia
With the launch of this route, AirAsia X is now flying to more than 150 destinations worldwide, redefining both its short-haul and long-haul travel by combining low-cost efficiency, strategic partnerships, and hub-based connectivity. The new KUL-BAH-LGW will operate with AAX’s A330 fleet, with Kuala Lumpur as its major gateway, connecting travelers from Australia, Indonesia, Vietnam, and other key markets while creating a more affordable and convenient pathway to Bahrain and London.
To celebrate this milestone, AAX is offering introductory first-come, first-served promotional fares from RM99* and RM199* all-in-one way from Kuala Lumpur to Bahrain and London, with subsequent fares starting from RM299* and RM399* on both sectors. Guests can also travel on the airline’s award-winning Premium Flatbed from RM2,999* all-in one way on both sectors for an elevated in-flight experience.
You can book your flights until Feb. 22 for the travel period between June 26 and Nov. 30, 2026, on airasia.com and the AirAsia MOVE app.
Photo from Website/AirAsiaPhoto from Website/AirAsia
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One of Kuala Lumpur’s most beloved treasures has finally been restored.
The Bangunan Sultan Abdul Samad, a late 19th-century building at Dataran Merdeka, has officially reopened to the public on Feb. 2, 2026, following an 11-month restoration, welcoming visitors back into its storied walls.
The reopening marks the return of Block 1 of the historic complex along Jalan Raja, which had been closed as part of conservation works and restoration efforts under the Warisan KL initiative.
Originally known as the Secretariat Building and for housing the superior courts of Malaysia, namely the Federal Court of Malaysia, the Court of Appeals, and the High Court of Malaya, the historical structure has long been a part of Malaysia’s national story.
A look into the Bangunan Sultan Abdul Samad | Photo from Instagram/BSAS KL
It was the site of Malaysia’s first flag-raising ceremony in 1957 and later became the place where independence and national day celebrations take place. Since 2007, the word “Merdeka” has been fixed at the bottom of the clock tower, a reminder of the country’s independence and the building’s cultural importance for Malaysia.
With its 41-metre-high clock tower, Moorish-inspired architecture, and 95-metre flagpole, the Bangunan Sultan Abdul Samad remains a central feature of Kuala Lumpur’s cultural landscape. The restoration not only aims to preserve its heritage but also aims to boost tourism and enhance its overall safety and accessibility.
The reopening allows visitors to experience the landmark beyond its original administrative role, now as a historical site and as a breathing, living part of Kuala Lumpur’s city life.
The Bangunan Sultan Abdul Samad Complex will see the openings of immersive exhibition spaces and galleries, retail and craft stores, food and beverage outlets, and more in the coming months.
Learn more about the Bangunan Sultan Abdul Samad by visiting the website and following their Instagram.
Location: Jalan Raja 50050 Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur
Opening Hours: 9 AM to 6 PM
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With Lunar New Year celebrations fast approaching across Asia, Kuala Lumpur is emerging as one of the season’s most in-demand destinations, according to new data from digital travel platform Agoda.
The Malaysian capital ranks seventh among the most searched international destinations for travelers in Asia for the festive season, also topping the list as the most searched domestic destination among local travelers. For Malaysians celebrating overseas, Bangkok leads as the most popular outbound choice, followed by Hat Yai and Tokyo.
Within Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur, Johor Bahru, and Penang are the top inbound destinations for international travelers this season, reflecting a growing interest in the country’s vibrant culinary scene, heritage sites, and urban energy. Kuala Lumpur continues to attract travelers with its iconic skyline and diverse dining scene, while Penang appeals to those seeking history, architecture, and street food.
Domestic travel trends also mirror this shift to cultural exploration and diverse experiences, with Kuala Lumpur, Penang, and Malacca leading as the most searched local destinations for Malaysians spending the holidays at home.
Across Asia, Japanese cities like Tokyo dominate the Lunar New Year travel searches, followed by Bangkok, Taipei, Osaka, and Seoul. Cities like Fukuoka, Kuala Lumpur, Sapporo, Singapore, and Hong Kong complete the Top 10 list.
Lunar New Year usually marks the arrival of spring and new beginnings and is the prime time for reuniting with loved ones and embracing renewal. With the upcoming Year of the Horse symbolizing energy and adventure, it’s high time to plan some trips and to embark on that journey to self-discovery!
“The Year of the Horse brings a vibrant energy to travel, and it’s exciting to see Kuala Lumpur shine as a top destination,” said Fabian Teja, Country Director for Malaysia and Brunei for Agoda, noting strong interest in both domestic and regional travel this festive season.
Agoda’s Lunar New Year Mega Sale runs from Feb. 14 to 28, 2026, offering up to 60% off hotel bookings, with flash sales up to 70% off on Feb. 17, 2026.
For more information and updates, visit the Agoda website and follow them on Instagram.
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Malaysia is getting a fresh look for its passport and national ID (MyKad), with redesigned versions expected to roll out within the next six months.
Home Minister Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail shared the update with reporters following the Home Ministry’s 2026 Ministerial Address last Thursday (Jan. 8, 2026). According to him, the new passport and MyKad will come with enhanced security features, boosting both their reliability and overall integrity. The initiative also coincides with the Home Ministry’s strategic direction for 2026 and is one of the Visit Malaysia Year initiatives that aims to strengthen border control and immigration measures nationwide.
With Malaysian passports ranked the third most trusted in the world for visa-free travel, the Home Minister emphasized that renewing them is crucial to maintaining the country's international standing.
“These milestones are important as our current passport ranks third in terms of trust, allowing Malaysian passport holders to travel with minimal visa requirements. Yesterday, I was briefed by the Immigration director general, together with the chief secretary, on the credibility of our passport. We aim to have a new-look passport for Malaysians within six months,” he said.
The new-look passports and enhanced identity cards are expected to be implemented at the end of the second quarter or the start of the third quarter this year. According to Malay Mail, the minister assured that existing passports and MyKad will continue to remain valid until their expiry.
“Continue using your current documents until they reach their expiry. Replacements will only be necessary at that time. Details on the implementation schedule, updated features, and additional announcements will be provided in due course,” he said.
He also mentioned that there’s no need for the public to rush to the offices to apply, as the public will be informed about six months in advance.
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Kuala Lumpur’s social scene is about to level up as global skills-game powerhouse HB Leisure (HBL) launches Malaysia’s first-ever social entertainment venue, built for the booming trend of “competitive socializing.”
Nestled in a tech-enhanced rooftop setting at Avenue K, Carousel & Co. is an all-in-one destination where guests are invited to eat, drink, and challenge one another across large-format skill games in a highly immersive venue inspired by the golden age of fairgrounds.
The place is set up like a modern carnival, with a show-stopping Carousel Bar at the center serving handcrafted cocktails and easy, shareable bites. It’s built for groups, turning the usual night out into a fun, interactive hangout with different zones to explore, cool design details, and upgraded food and drinks. Whether you’re planning a work event or just looking for a new after-work spot, Carousel & Co. mixes relaxed social dining with the energy and playful competition of carnival games — perfect for unwinding, celebrating, or just having a good time.
Balloon Terrace | Photo from Website/Carousel & Co.The Pier Lounge | Photo from Website/Carousel & Co.
“Malaysia’s social scene is evolving beyond dining and nightlife. Carousel & Co. brings the next phase — an experience that celebrates connection, creativity and competition,” said Greg Pearn, Head of New Concepts at HBL.“We wanted to capture that nostalgic carnival feeling but reimagine it for adults — where the games are bigger, the cocktails bolder and the laughter louder. We’re combining our 100-year heritage in theme park skill-based entertainment with Kuala Lumpur’s growing appetite for quality, playful experiences.”
Carousel & Co. marks HBL’s big debut in Malaysia’s lifestyle and entertainment scene, and it’s built with both scalability and future franchise potential across Southeast Asia in mind. The venue blends tech-enabled play with group-friendly design. Think digital scoring woven into every corner and spaces made for teams, gatherings, and social hangouts. Guests can look forward to modern twists on classic skill games like Down-The-Clown, Skeeball, and Basketball, all enhanced with real-time scoring that keeps the energy high and the competition fun. Those looking to use it as an event space can peruse its available private spaces, which can accommodate groups from eight to 115 people.
HB's | Photo from Website/Carousel & Co.
“Avenue K is exactly the right kind of playground for what we’re building,” added Greg. “It’s at the center of the city’s heartbeat, where business types, shoppers and travelers all cross paths. Carousel & Co. will fit right in by giving people a spot to have a drink, take a bite to eat, share a laugh and sneak in a little friendly competition along the way.”
No official opening date has been announced, but it’s expected to welcome guests sometime in December. Tickets at Carousel and Co. start from RM60, and tables can be booked here.
Location: Carousel & Co. Avenue K, Units L4-2 & L4-6, Level 4. 156 Jalan Ampang, 50450, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
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In a region where boutique stays and luxury towers compete for attention, JI Hotel is carving out its own lane rooted in simplicity, cultural nuance, and a kind of understated elegance that feels more like home than hospitality. Now, with new locations opening in Kuala Lumpur and Phnom Penh, H World Group is bringing its signature blend of “oriental aesthetics meets modern comfort” to the heart of Southeast Asia’s most vibrant cities.
Courtesy of H World Group
The move includes three new properties: the JI Hotel Downtown Kuala Lumpur, a 101-room urban retreat in the Dang Wangi district set to open in Q4 2026; the JI Hotel Phnom Penh City Center, a 130-room conversion project in the capital’s bustling business district, opening Q2 2026; and the JI Hotel Phnom Penh Mekong Riverside, a 110-room new-build with river-view dining and Khmer-inspired design, launching in Q3 2026.
This expansion builds on the brand’s proven success in the region, including the JI Hotel Orchard Road in Singapore, which recently celebrated its sixth anniversary, while its popularity among both business and leisure guests has helped solidify JI Hotel’s reputation as a go-to for affordable luxury with cultural flair.
Each new hotel will feature the brand’s latest JI Hotel 5.0 design, combining clean lines, warm textures, and intuitive tech. Guests can expect thoughtful touches like locally sourced breakfast options, energy-efficient architecture, and seamless digital check-in, all part of H World’s asset-light, tech-forward hospitality model.
Whether you’re a solo traveler chasing city lights or a couple seeking riverside serenity, JI Hotel’s new locations promise a stay that’s both grounded and elevated. And with H World’s continued expansion into Southeast Asia, the brand is quickly becoming a staple across Asia Pacific’s most dynamic gateways.
Keep an eye on H Group’s official website as JI Hotel is coming, and it’s bringing comfort with character.
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If you’ve spotted a double-decker bus in Kuala Lumpur wrapped in cherry blossoms or a ride-hailing car cruising through Kota Kinabalu with a cartoon bear waving at you, you should know you’re not dreaming. It’s Taiwan, and it’s rolling into town in style.
Earlier in September, the Taiwan Tourism Administration’s Kuala Lumpur office teamed up with beloved Malaysian illustrator Jayee Lim to launch the “WOW Taiwan” vehicle advertisement campaign. This isn’t your average tourism promo because 200 ride-hailing cars and 12 double-decker buses are now canvassing the Klang Valley and Kota Kinabalu, decked out in vibrant designs that celebrate Taiwan’s natural beauty and cultural charm.
Photo from Instagram/Jayee Lim
Each vehicle features one of three whimsical themes like Retreat2WOW, with Alishan’s cherry blossoms and forest railway, Discover2WOW, a tribute to Taipei 101 and hot spring flower fields, and finally Adventure2WOW, a visual journey through Sanxiantai, Vase Rock, and Indigenous heritage.
The campaign marks the first time Taiwan’s tourism push has reached Sabah, signaling a broader embrace of Malaysian travelers. At the launch, Deputy Representative James Buu from TECO Malaysia emphasized Taiwan’s commitment to showcasing its rich culture through fresh, creative avenues. Huang Yi-Cheng, Chief of the International Affairs Division, added that the designs reflect the theme “Embrace the Mountains, Embrace the Sea, Enjoy Island Travel,” spotlighting 100 top tourist attractions.
Photo from Website/Taiwan Tourism Administration
Whether you’re a traveler or just daydreaming about your next escape, this campaign is a moving invitation, literally, to explore Taiwan’s lush landscapes, buzzing cities, and warm hospitality in a whole different way in Malaysia.
If you’re ready to ride the wave of wanderlust or even visit Taiwan, check out the campaign’s official website and follow Taiwan Tourism Administration, Kuala Lumpur on Instagram and Facebook for more information.
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Malaysia Airlines is set to strengthen its South India network, adding more frequencies to the Kuala Lumpur-Trivandrum route following encouraging load factors and sustained demand.
Starting Sept. 12, 2025, the airline will be introducing a fifth weekly service before moving towards a daily service from Dec. 1, 2025. Tickets for the new frequencies are now available for booking across Malaysia Airlines’ official channels and appointed travel partners.
This increase in frequency reaffirms Malaysia Airlines’ commitment to the Indian market by offering travelers greater flexibility and convenience while strengthening connectivity between India and Malaysia. Since its launch in November 2023 with twice-weekly flights, then increasing to four times weekly in April 2024, this new addition is a significant step forward, reflecting the route’s growth.
“India remained a key focus market for Malaysia Airlines, and this frequency increase reaffirms our dedication to meeting the growing demand for air travel from South India,” said Dersenish Aresandiran, Chief Commercial Officer of Airlines from Malaysia Aviation Group. “With the introduction of daily flights to Trivandrum from December, we are well-positioned to provide both leisure and business travellers with greater flexibility and convenience, while supporting trade and tourism flows between our two countries.”
Malaysia Airlines currently operates 77 weekly flights across 10 key cities in India, including Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, Kochi, Ahmedabad, Amritsar, and Trivandrum.
International travelers flying through Malaysia can also tap into Malaysia Airlines’ Bonus Side Trip (BST) program, offering a domestic flight to one of seven domestic destinations within Malaysia with zero base fare.
For more information or to book flights, visit the Malaysia Airlines website here, the MHmobile app, and follow their Facebook, X (Formerly Twitter), and Instagram pages.
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If you’ve ever dreamed of living in the heart of Kuala Lumpur with all the comforts of home and the perks of a luxury hotel, Marriott’s new project just made that dream a little more real.
Marriott International has officially opened its newest and largest Marriott Executive Apartments property in Asia Pacific, excluding China, right in the vibrant core of Malaysia’s capital. With 353 serviced apartments ranging from sleek studios to spacious three-bedroom suites, the new location is designed for both short-term visitors and long-stay guests seeking upscale living with personalized service.
Courtesy of Marriott Executive Apartments
“We are excited to bring Marriott Executive Apartments to Kuala Lumpur… offering a new standard in apartment-style living, for both short and long-term stays,” said Ramesh Jackson, Regional VP for Malaysia & Indonesia at Marriott International. “This property is designed to provide our guests with the best of both worlds – the comfort and privacy of well-appointed accommodations and the warm hospitality and personalized service.”
Set steps away from KLCC Park and within walking distance of the iconic Petronas Twin Towers and Suria KLCC, the property is a prime launchpad for both business and leisure travelers. With direct access to major transit lines and expressways, guests can easily explore the city’s bustling nightlife, shopping districts, and cultural landmarks.
Courtesy of Marriott Executive ApartmentsCourtesy of Marriott Executive Apartments
Each apartment features a residential-style kitchen, living and dining areas, and in-unit laundry facilities. Guests can choose from a variety of layouts and views, including KLCC Park and city skyline vistas.
From the modern Malaysian flavors at Bistro Kia Peng to a rooftop event space with panoramic views, the property blends comfort with community. A 24/7 fitness center, lap pool, kids’ splash zone, and concierge services round out the experience.
Visit Marriott’s website to make your reservations and learn more about the Marriott Executive Apartments Kuala Lumpur.
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