Attraction places to visit for free in Malaysia

Helloooo  my sunflowers :)

I have been getting a lot of requests from people on social media asking me about free attraction places to visit in Malaysia. So I decided to create a post of beautiful places to visit in Malaysia and with free entrance. 

1. Batu Caves

 You cannot come to Malaysia and not visit Batu Caves!! Batu Caves is an iconic Hundu and Shrine temple. This cave has 272 steps to climb to view the skyline of the city centre. Another special thing with Batu caves is the monkeys. There are monkeys EVERYWHERE!! Be careful because they will snatch your food and water bottles haha. But besides that, they are very nice and entertaining

 But if you want to get a picture by yourself on the stairs you have to be there VERY EARLY at 7am because tourists arrive around 8:00/8:30 am and it tends to get very full. Also bring a sun hat because Malaysia is very hot and you can sweat a lot especially around lunch time.

It’s very easy to get there as well. If you are coming from Sunway, Selagnor you can take the BRT from Monash and get off by USJ 7 and then go to KL central and then from KL central you get off and take a KTM to Batu caves. Or if you are coming from other cities you can just a train to KL central and then from there. Or you can take a grab or taxi but it will be more expensive. So the cheapest way is using a train. 

2. The second most attraction is the iconic Petronas twin towers. 

The twin towers is 451. 9 meters and a 88 storey twin structure. The twin towers are one of the tallest buildings in Malayisia and were build in 1994. What is so special about these towers you might ask? Well the twin towers is named after Malsysia’s national petroleum corporation. Petronas is now known Internationally as an oil and gas company being in business with 35 countries. 

Now we are done with the boring logistics lol lets get to the beauty of the twin towers:) since the buildings are sooo tall it is very difficult to take a picture of yourself showing both the twin towers. HOWEVER THERE IS A TRICK!! So when you get to the twin towers a few men will want to sell you a camera lens that will show you and towers in the picture BUT you don’t have to buy that. What you can do is take a picture by the KL park, by the bridge and stand the middle of the bridge and a friend/ spouse can take a picture of you there :) Just like my picture below. 

3. China town and central market 

Central market is a centre where Malaysian culture and art is located. The central market was build in 1888 especially for tourists and shoppers. 

One of my favourite things to eat from central market is the picture below, this is called Putu Bambu. So this is made by rice flour and coloured green extract as well as sugar and the white stuff is grated coconut. This is desert is AMAZING!! you should really try it. 

This picture below is the entrance of Chinatown. Chinatown is a place that sells all Malaysian souvenirs, latest trends and Malaysian food. You have not experienced Malaysian culture if you have not been to China town

This picture below is the food area where you can eat at China Town. 

And that is it my sunflowers:). Please bear in mind that what I have listed above are NOT the only places you can visit in Malaysia that is free, there are many more places to visit, I just decided to put my top 3. But if you do want to visit more attraction places you can go on google and you will find A LOT of stuff you can do. Hope you all have an amazing week ahead and remember stay kind and honest. Love you all

xoxo
Onthatile