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From Heritage Buildings to Trendy Hotels: KL's Unique Boutique Stays

Kuala Lumpur Most Unique Boutique Hotels 2023 Photo by Instagram/The Majestic KL

Kuala Lumpur is known for its towering skyscrapers, cultural landmarks, and diverse culinary scene. But the city is also home to some of the most unique boutique hotels that offer a one-of-a-kind experience to its guests. From heritage buildings to trendy design hotels, Kuala Lumpur has various options that cater to all tastes and budgets.

Here are some of the most unique boutique hotels in the city.

The Majestic Hotel Kuala Lumpur

Kuala Lumpur's Grand Hotel was originally built in the colonial era, and it has been lovingly restored to its former glory. Located in the heart of the city, this hotel boasts 300 luxurious rooms and suites, as well as a private cinema, a spa, and several restaurants. Guests can take a dip in the hotel's indoor swimming pool or enjoy a cocktail at the rooftop bar, The Smoke House. The convenient location between the city centre and the thriving Bangsar neighbourhood makes everything in KL easily accessible.

Location: The Majestic Hotel Kuala Lumpur, 5, Jalan Sultan Hishamuddin, Tasik Perdana, 50000 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan, Kuala Lumpur

Contact details: 03-2785 8000


The Chow Kit – An Ormond Hotel

The Chow Kit – An Ormond Hotel is a heritage hotel in the vibrant Chow Kit neighbourhood. The hotel features 113 rooms and suites designed with a modern and minimalist theme, while still retaining the traditional charm of the neighbourhood. It also boasts a rooftop bar, a fitness centre, and a restaurant that serves delicious local and international cuisine. At the rooftop bar, guests can enjoy a cocktail or a glass of wine while taking in the stunning views of the Kuala Lumpur skyline. One of the things that set The Chow Kit – An Ormond Hotel apart from other boutique hotels in Kuala Lumpur is its commitment to sustainability. The hotel has implemented several green initiatives, such as using locally sourced and organic ingredients in its restaurant, providing guests with reusable water bottles, and using energy-efficient lighting and appliances.

Location: The Chow Kit, 1012, Jln Sultan Ismail, Chow Kit, 50100 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan, Kuala Lumpur

Contact details: 03-2778 6666


KLoe Hotel

Just a four-minute stroll from Pavilion Kuala Lumpur, the brand-new KLoe Hotel is the place to stay for savvy travellers. It's difficult to spot because it's tucked up among the buildings in the heart of the Golden Triangle. The hotel's entrance is actually a concealed corridor adjacent to the Shell station on the main street. The lounge furniture, stunning parquet floors, and semi-industrial touches at KLoe make it hard to resist falling in love with its decor.

Location: Kloe Hotel, 227, Jln Bukit Bintang, Imbi, 55100 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan, Kuala Lumpur

Contact details: 03-2772 1313


The Ruma Hotel and Residences

The Ruma Hotel and Residences is a luxurious boutique hotel that offers a contemporary design with a touch of local culture. Located in the heart of Kuala Lumpur's Golden Triangle, the hotel has 253 elegantly designed rooms and suites that offer stunning views of the city skyline. The hotel also boasts a fitness center, a spa, and a rooftop bar that serves delicious cocktails.

Location: The Ruma Hotel and Residences, 7, Jalan Kia Peng, Kuala Lumpur, 50450 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan, Kuala Lumpur

Contact details: 03-2778 0888


The Kuala Lumpur Journal Hotel

The Kuala Lumpur Journal Hotel is a trendy boutique hotel that offers a vibrant and youthful atmosphere. Located in the heart of Bukit Bintang, the hotel boasts 117 rooms and suites designed with a contemporary and retro-inspired theme. It also features a rooftop bar, a fitness centre, and a restaurant that serves various local and international cuisine. The hotel's exterior pink walls, blue pool, and white awning all create a warm, homey atmosphere. Interiors, however, feature a fusion of modern and traditional elements.

One of the main draws is the rooftop pool. The pool has a view of the KL metropolis, and throughout the day, the sunlight reflects on it, giving it a warm appearance. The pool area is lit up at night with vintage neon signs.

Location: The KL Journal, 30 Jalan Beremi, Off, Jln Sultan Ismail, Bukit Bintang, 50200 Kuala Lumpur

Contact details: 03-2110 2211


MoMo's Kuala Lumpur

Chow Kit's hip, social media-savvy MoMo's Kuala Lumpur is making a name for itself. These micro-rooms were designed by Akin Atelier of Sydney and provide all the comforts of home for guests. Each of their 99 sparsely furnished rooms has everything you need. In addition to its affordable accommodations, MoMo's KL also provides a "social area" for guests and locals to mingle with while they "live, play, and stay" in the city.

Location: MoMo's Kuala Lumpur, 316, Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman, Chow Kit, 50100 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan, Kuala Lumpur

Contact details: 03-2776 6666

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Malaysia Airlines Adds 112 Flights for Upcoming Peak Travel Period

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Traveling during the upcoming festive season and Chinese New Year won’t be a hassle, thanks to Malaysia Airlines.

Malaysia Airlines is significantly expanding their services to meet the heightened travel demands during the upcoming holiday season and Chinese New Year celebrations. Malaysian Airlines will be operating an additional 112 red-eye flights between Kuala Lumpur and East Malaysia from Dec. 19, 2024, to Jan. 1, 2025.

This includes up to 66 new flights to and from Sabah including Kota Kinabalu, Sandakan, and Tawau, and an additional 46 flights to and from Sarawak including Kuching and Miri. Malaysia Airlines will now offer a total of 596 flights to and from Kuala Lumpur and East Malaysia during this travel period for greater flexibility and convenience for travelers.

For the upcoming Chinese New Year period, Malaysia Airlines is offering fixed fares, with all-in one-way fares starting at RM349 to and from Sabah and Sarawak, available only on Malaysia Airlines’ official website and mobile app.

These fares are intended to make travel more accessible for those traveling to reunite with their loved ones during the special festive season while experiencing Malaysia Airlines’ signature hospitality. The airline will also be operating an additional 102 red-eye flights between Jan. 24 and Feb. 4, 2025, making a total of 219 weekly flights to and from Sabah and Sarawak during this period.

Ahmad Luqman Mohd Azmi, the CEO of Airlines from Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG) said that these actions are aligned with their focus on meeting the travel demands of their customers, “By introducing affordable fixed fares for Chinese New Year, increasing flight frequencies during the peak year-end season, and expanding regional connectivity, Malaysia Airlines is not only enhancing accessibility but also strengthening its position as the airline of choice.”

Malaysia Airlines also plans to enhance regional travel options, where they will be introducing a 7th-day flight frequency to Jakarta. This will eventually offer flexibility for both business and leisure travelers between Malaysia and Indonesia.

For more information, details, and suggestions on planning your next holiday, visit the official Malaysia Airlines website here or follow them on their Facebook, X (Formerly Twitter), and Instagram pages.

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Dusit Hotels Debuts in Malaysia This December with Dusit Princess Melaka

Dusit Hotels Debuts in Malaysia With Dusit Princess Melaka Photo by Dusit Hotels & Resorts

Dusit Hotels and Resorts, one of Thailand's biggest hotel chains, has announced the soft opening of its newest property in Malaysia, the Dusit Princess Melaka.

Unveiled on Dec. 7 at the former site of the Ramada Plaza Melaka building, Dusit Princess Melaka is the brand’s first-ever hotel in Malaysia. The hotel is positioned to bring the essence of the Dusit Princess brand to the country while catering to the needs of business and leisure travelers.

The hotel will feature a total of 296 rooms, all designed with modern comfort in mind. This includes its spacious Presidential rooms, as well as its elegant Deluxe rooms which boast stunning views of the city.

According to the announcement, the hotel will also be equipped with various amenities, including a gym for health-conscious guests, a large swimming pool for relaxation, state-of-the-art meeting rooms, and a grand ballroom with a capacity of 1,000 guests.

Guests are also in for a delicious treat at the hotel’s dining options, such as the all-day dining and buffet restaurant Zest, as well as the authentic Chinese restaurant Long Feng.

The hotel likewise offers convenience, with a location that’s near the business district and popular landmarks, including St. Paul's Hill and Church, the Dutch Square, and the Jonker Street Market.

In celebration of its opening, the hotel is also offering introductory packages for stays and dining experiences. For more information, click here.

For more details on Dusit Melaka Princess’ opening or to check out their rates, visit their website or follow them on Facebook and Instagram.

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7 Airbnbs in Kuala Lumpur Perfect for Family Staycations

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Planning a trip with a big group or family can be exhilarating, but finding the perfect accommodation is often a puzzle. Fortunately, a quick search online can provide plenty of options. Whether you’re looking for spacious villas with private pools, chic city apartments with skyline views, or cozy homes nestled in peaceful neighborhoods, you’re sure to find the right place in Kuala Lumpur via Airbnb.

When choosing accommodation, always take comfort and convenience into consideration. Think ample space, well-equipped kitchens, family-friendly amenities, and proximity to major attractions. Beyond comfort, the right Airbnb can also serve as a gathering space where everyone can bond after a day of exploring.

Plan your next group trip and explore the accommodations below:

The SeaBreeze Suite

An Airbnb in Kuala Lumpur with a spacious living perfect for large groups.
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Ideal for: 5 guests

A certified guest favorite, The SeaBreeze Suite is a beautifully decorated one-bedroom rental unit located in Lucentia Residence, Kuala Lumpur. Perfect for a small family seeking a city staycation, The SeaBreeze Suite offers a convenient location, access to amenities such as pools and a gym, fast Wi-Fi, and Smart TVs equipped with Netflix, Apple TV, and Prime Video. This cozy retreat allows you to relax comfortably after a full day of exploring the city.

Book your stay here

Condo Unit with Safari-inspired Bedroom for Kids

Condo Unit with Safari-inspired Bedroom for Kids
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Ideal for: 7 guests

Safari Wonderland, located in Bukit Bintang, is a kid-friendly, safari-themed accommodation designed to make family vacations unforgettable. With exciting features like a kids’ slide, ball pit, climbing wall, and fairy-lighted tent, it offers endless fun for children while ensuring parents can relax in comfort. Strategically located near over 40 attractions, this two-bedroom unit combines thoughtful amenities, family-friendly safety features, and playful decor for a truly unique stay.

Book your stay here

Four-Bedroom House with Swimming Pool

Four-Bedroom House with Swimming Pool
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Ideal for: 13 guests

Located in the heart of Kuala Lumpur, the Bangsar Private Pool Villa is perfect for families or groups seeking a relaxing retreat. This spacious 4-bedroom villa features a private pool, a terrace with garden views, and amenities like a BBQ set, table tennis, and free Wi-Fi. With easy access to popular spots like Mid Valley Megamall, Bangsar Village, and KL Sentral, it combines comfort with unbeatable convenience.

Book your stay here

Four-Bedroom Fully Furnished Home

Four-Bedroom Fully Furnished Home
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Ideal for: 12 guests

This fully-furnished 4-bedroom house in the peaceful suburb of Subang Jaya offers a comfortable home-away-from-home experience for families or groups of up to 8 adults. With air-conditioning in every room, high-speed Wi-Fi, and Netflix access, the house is designed for both relaxation and convenience. Located just minutes from popular shopping malls, medical centers, and universities, it provides easy access to public transportation, making it an ideal base for exploring Klang Valley.

Book your stay here

Leisure Homestay

Leisure Homestay
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Ideal for: 10 guests

Free & Easy Homestay is a spacious landed house perfect for families or groups, offering 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, comfortably accommodating up to 8 adults and more. The home features a kid-friendly play corner, a fully-equipped kitchen, and cozy living spaces with air-conditioning throughout. Located just minutes from popular attractions like Batu Caves and Genting, it also provides convenient access to restaurants, banks, and a 24-hour clinic, ensuring a comfortable stay for all guests.

Book your stay here

Luxe Villa

Luxe Villa
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Ideal for: 16 guests and more

Experience the epitome of luxury at Malaysia's first "Airbnb PLUS" verified villa, a majestic Colonial-style haven nestled in a serene, upscale neighborhood near KLCC. The villa features a pristine private swimming pool, six spacious bedrooms, and meticulously crafted furnishings, ensuring ultimate comfort for up to 16 guests. With high-speed Wi-Fi, smart TVs, and a fully equipped kitchen, along with easy access to nearby attractions, this villa offers an unforgettable blend of elegance and modern amenities for a perfect getaway.

Book your stay here

The Grand Villa

The Grand Villa
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Ideal for: 16 guests and more

This luxurious villa offers an elegant and sophisticated retreat perfect for any staycation or family gathering. With eight beautifully appointed bedrooms, expansive communal areas, and top-tier amenities like a private pool, outdoor Jacuzzi, and entertainment spaces, guests can enjoy both relaxation and fun. Whether you're lounging by the pool, dining at the grand mahogany table, or unwinding in one of the well-designed rooms, this home promises a truly memorable experience.

Book your stay here

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Rev Up the Fun at this Newly Opened Go-Kart Circuit in Selangor

Rev Up the Fun at this Newly Opened Go Kart Circuit in Selangor Photo by Instagram/Monkeys Canopy

Adrenaline seekers, ready for another adventure? Here’s something for you to visit! In case you missed it, LYL International Karting Circuit, Malaysia’s largest go-kart circuit, has finally opened its doors at the Monkeys Canopy Resort in Sungai Long Hill, Selangor.

Promising thrill lovers a ride like no other, LYL International Karting Circuit features numerous obstacles, including six high-speed straights, 15 exciting corners, four chicanes, and one gravity-defying flyover.

Those who would love to fly solo and experience it for themselves can opt for the single kart, while those who want a ride-along can choose the dual kart, which also comes with two steering wheels.

One thing to note is that all riders are required to wear a balaclava, closed-toe shoes, and gloves to ensure safety. These can be rented for an additional RM10, or you can bring your own!

Prices for go-karting range from RM85 to RM130, but for their opening promo, the circuit is offering discounts for only RM70 to RM115 per session! A grand prix race is also coming soon, which will be open for challengers above 18 years old only.

Want to visit? LYL International Karting Circuit accepts walk-ins, but you can also pre-book a session by contacting them at +60107610598. For updates, you can check out Monkeys Canopy or LYL International Karting Circuit’s Instagram pages.

Location: LYL International Karting Circuit, Lot 683, Jalan Persiaran Bukit Enggang, Sungai Long Hill 43200 Kajang, Selangor

Operating hours: 12 PM to 12 AM daily

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Ways to Celebrate Merdeka 2024 with Family and Friends

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As Malaysia approaches its 67th Independence Day on Aug. 31, 2024, patriotism is in the air. Merdeka, a time to honor the country's journey to independence, offers Malaysians a chance to unite and celebrate their shared heritage. Whether you're looking for ways to join in the national festivities or want to plan a more personal celebration, this guide provides tips and ideas to make Merdeka 2024 a memorable occasion.

Attend National Events and Parades

One of the most thrilling ways to immerse yourself in the Merdeka spirit is by attending national events and parades across the country. The pinnacle of these festivities is the Merdeka Parade in Kuala Lumpur, a grand event showcasing military displays, cultural performances, and the vibrant diversity of Malaysia. To make the most of this experience, arriving early is wise, ensuring you secure a good viewing spot as the excitement builds. The weather in Malaysia can be quite warm, so dressing comfortably in light, breathable clothing is essential. Don’t forget to carry a Malaysian flag to wave with pride as the parade passes by.

Reflect on History and Heritage

Understanding the significance of this day can be enriching, and visiting historical sites like Merdeka Square or museums such as the National Museum can provide deeper insights into the country's journey to independence. Watching documentaries or reading books by Malaysian authors about the nation’s history and culture is another way to engage meaningfully with the spirit of Merdeka.

Host a Film Marathon

Set up a cozy space at home for a Merdeka-themed film marathon. Many Malaysian movies and documentaries capture the spirit of independence and the country’s cultural diversity. Films like Mat Kilau which delves into the nation’s history, or more light-hearted movies that celebrate everyday Malaysian life, can provide entertainment and education. Invite friends over, serve some popcorn and local snacks, and make it an engaging way to reflect on Malaysia’s journey.

Decorate Your Home and Workspace

Decorating your home, office, or school with Malaysian flags, banners, and posters is also a simple yet effective way to express your patriotism. Creating DIY decorations using recyclable materials can be a fun and eco-friendly activity, especially if you involve family members, particularly children, in the process. This not only adds a festive touch to your surroundings but also instills a sense of pride and participation in the younger generation.

Organize a Merdeka Sports Day

If you’re looking for a more active way to celebrate, consider organizing a Merdeka Sports Day with friends, family, or your local community. Traditional games like sepak takraw, congkak, or even tug-of-war can be featured alongside modern sports. You could also arrange a friendly football match or a badminton tournament. Sports not only bring people together but also promote teamwork and unity, mirroring the spirit of Merdeka.

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Dive into KL's Night Market Wonderland for Food, Fun, and Fabulous Finds

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As the sun dies down, streets in Kuala Lumpur come alive with bustling night markets popping up on alleys and thoroughfares. Under lanterns, the sidewalks are lined with stalls offering food, crafts, and many other Malaysian-made items. The air, thick with the scent of sizzling street food, is the kind that draws you in and sticks to your clothes long after you’ve left. Basically, night markets in Kuala Lumpur are feasts for the senses.

Exploring KL's night markets is a must-do activity for both locals and tourists alike. Each market has its own unique charm and offerings, making every visit a new adventure. In this guide, we’ll take you through five of the best night markets in Kuala Lumpur, where you can immerse yourself in the local culture, savor delightful flavors, and find unique souvenirs to take home.

Jalan Alor Night Market

Jalan Alor is one of the oldest and the most famous night markets in Kuala Lumpur, especially known for its wide selection of street food. Stalls and sit-down eateries abound on either side of the road, offering Malaysia’s top culinary hits such as Satay, Balitong, and Nasi Lemak, as well as sweet delicacies like Peanut Mochi and Durian Ice Cream. Most of these places have been around for decades with recipes passed on from generation to generation, serving truly authentic Malaysian cuisine.

While food is the main attraction in Jalan Alor, you can also find a variety of souvenirs and trinkets. Additionally, there are street performers and musicians that add to the night market’s lively vibe. Whether you're there to eat or just soak in the vivacious atmosphere, Jalan Alor Night Market is a quintessential KL experience.

Here’s a tip: Visit with an empty stomach!

Location: Jalan Alor, Bukit Bintang, 50200 Kuala Lumpur

Taman Connaught Night Market

Malls have nothing on the two-kilometer commerce hub that is Taman Connaught Night Market. Every Wednesday, this stretch of road in Kuala Lumpur becomes the setting for the most vibrant open-air Malaysian shopping spree. It’s hard to ignore the hawker vendors when each of them has a tantalizing array of goods on display, from fresh fruits and vegetables to rare spices and freshly-caught seafood. You can also browse racks of clothing and accessories, as well as check out new and secondhand gadgets. Artisans showcase handmade crafts, each piece boasting cultural heritage and personal creativity. The food (of course there’s food!) is incredibly diverse: you’ll find international specialties such as Japanese takoyaki and Thai mango sticky rice amongst local eats.

So the next time Wednesday rolls around and the week feels like an endless uphill climb, remember the magic waiting at Taman Connaught Night Market. It's more than a market; it's a midweek escape that promises not just a satisfying global culinary adventure but the Malaysian perspective of the world.

Location: Jalan Cerdas, Taman Connaught, 56000 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur

Fiesta Nite at Plaza Mont Kiara

At Fiesta Nite, the “F” word takes on a whole new meaning, transforming into a celebration of Food, Fruit, Flora, Fauna, Fragrance, Fabric, Footcare, Fitness, and Fictional Books. Simply put — if it’s fantastic, they have it. This is held every Thursday at the fountain courtyard of Plaza Mont Kiara, with a more upscale setup compared to most night markets.

Live entertainment adds to the buzzing frenzy from over 50 stalls. The market’s prime location contributes to its appeal, making it a popular spot for both locals and visitors. Moreover, the merchandises aren’t items you would typically find anywhere else as they are mostly handmade, limited, or vintage. As you wade through all the rarities, you can dine with family and friends, soaking up the carnival-like atmosphere. Fiesta Nite at Plaza Mont Kiara isn’t just a bazaar — it's a weekly fusion of community, culture, and creativity, making it a must-visit every Thursday.

Location: 2, Jalan Kiara, Mont Kiara, 50480 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur

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One Day in Genting Highlands: How to Maximize Your Trip

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We all know how lively Kuala Lumpur’s city center can be, especially at night. With endless dining options, gaming spots, and serene parks, there’s never a dull moment. But did you know there’s a peaceful getaway not too far away? Genting Highlands, nestled in the serene mountains, offers a refreshing break from the city chaos. It’s a haven with plenty of attractions and adventures waiting to be explored. If you’re considering a day trip to Genting Highlands, our guide has all the tips you need to make the most of your experience.

Early Arrival is the Key

Arriving early at Genting Highlands is a great way to beat the crowds. Many attractions and restaurants within the resort open early, allowing you to kickstart your adventure with a delicious breakfast. One highly recommended breakfast spot is The Bakery at Genting Grand, which offers a delicious selection of pastries, sandwiches, and freshly brewed coffee to fuel you up.

Genting Highlands Attractions

Strategically planning your itinerary ensures you make the most of your limited time at Genting Highlands. If you’re traveling with little ones, kick off your day at the Skytropolis Indoor Theme Park. This amusement park features a variety of rides suitable for children of all ages, including carousels and bumper cars. The Sky VR experience is a must-try for families as it offers virtual adventures that transport you to new worlds.

What’s more, there’s also the famous Genting SkyWorlds Theme Park, where you’ll find exhilarating rides like the Alpha Fighter Pilots and Rivet Town Roller. Keep in mind any height restrictions for certain rides, ensuring everyone in your group can participate and enjoy the thrills.

Where to Dine

To avoid long queues and minimize wait times for dining, consider having an early lunch or a late afternoon snack. Genting Highlands has a flurry of dining options to suit every palate and budget. After a morning of excitement at the amusement park, refuel with a hearty lunch at The Olive, located within the Genting Grand Hotel. This classy restaurant offers a delectable selection of Mediterranean-inspired meals.

You can also sample the exciting flavors of Malaysian cuisine at the Genting Grand Food Court. Here, you’ll find a variety of local delicacies, from fragrant laksa to crispy roti canai, served in a relaxing setting.

Other Attractions

Don’t limit your Genting Highlands experience to just the amusement park. Take a break from the fun and check out the Chin Swee Caves Temple. This Buddhist temple has beautiful architecture and amazing scenery, offering a peaceful getaway from the busy park below.

For those who love shopping, head to the Genting Highlands Premium Outlets. Here, you’ll find a mix of fancy and affordable brands to shop from. Spend your afternoon shopping for clothes, accessories, and home goods at great prices.

Gaming at the Casino

As the day winds down, consider trying your luck at the Casino de Genting. Featuring a vast array of gaming options, from classic table games to state-of-the-art slot machines, the casino offers something for everyone. Whether you’re a seasoned gambler or just looking for some entertainment to pass the time, the lively vibe and thrilling excitement of the casino will definitely get your heart racing and leave you feeling pumped up.

Plan Your Departure

To make the most of your one-day trip, plan your departure with care. If you’re driving, consider leaving before dusk to avoid traffic congestion on the mountain roads leading down from Genting Highlands. Alternatively, extend your visit by booking a stay at one of the resort’s hotels. For a comfy stay surrounded by beautiful nature, consider booking a room at the Genting Grand Hotel. You can reserve by calling +60 3-6101 1118.

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