[2025 Kuala Lumpur Attraction] Travel Guide for Saloma Link (Updated Jun)

#postandearn When I visited Kuala Lumpur, my mission was clear: Take as many stunning photos with the Petronas Twin Towers as possible—but without the crowds and not from the usual spot where everyone gathers (right in front of the towers). 😎 So, I did some research 🧐 and found a few amazing spots that gave me unique angles, a chill vibe, and photo results I absolutely loved: 📍 Saloma Link Bridge A beautifully designed pedestrian bridge with a fantastic view of the towers. Perfect for photos, especially when it’s quiet! 🌳 KLCC Park A peaceful green escape right near the towers. You get that perfect combo of nature + skyline, and it’s never too crowded early in the morning. 🚶♀️ Walk from Saloma Link to Twin Towers This walk is like a hidden photo gem for me! Different angles, cool city backdrops, and best of all—hardly anyone around. Loved the casual vibe! 🍽️ Alva KL Restaurant Not just a place to eat, but also a stunning rooftop spot with one of the best views of the Twin Towers. ✨ The food? Amazing. 📸 The view? Unmatched—if you get the right table. ⚠️ Make sure to book in advance and request the tables closest to the towers! We didn’t get that 😔 but it was still totally worth the visit. 💡 Travel Tip Go early in the morning for the best lighting and to avoid the crowd. And if you're planning a rooftop meal, make your reservation early and be specific about your seating request! #throwback #travel #travelphotography #kualalumpur #malaysia #malaysiatrip #malaysia🇲🇾 #salomabridge #klccpark #alvaKL #twintowers #twintowerskl #asianwoman #asianwomantravels #travelasia #photospot #lifeisgood #enjoythemoment

Malaysia is always been my go-to spot for a quick escape and this weekend was no different. From standing in awe under the Petronas Twin Towers to walking the colorful Saloma Link Bridge — KL was glowing as always 🌃💫 Made a fun stop at Pavilion Mall too, just to snap a photo with my fave, Stitch 🩵📸 It was a short trip, but full of city lights, cute moments, and chill vibes. KL, you always know how to recharge my soul! #KualaLumpurWeekend #CityEscape #StitchLove #MalaysiaGetaway #PetronasTwinTowers #SalomaBridge #summervacay

#summervacay #visitmalaysia2026 #june2025 #jalanjalankl #signature Kuala Lumpur at noon is a bold affair—sunlit, bustling, unapologetically vibrant. And nowhere does that spirit shine brighter than on Pintasan Saloma, where the city’s old soul and modern face converge in the most photogenic way possible. I visited under the full force of the afternoon sun. The bridge’s metallic scales gleamed like armor, casting dynamic shadows on the walkway as people moved in rhythm. Despite the heat, the place was alive with movement—tourists, locals, content creators—all angling for that perfect frame with the Petronas Towers standing proud in the background. Even with the crowd, the vibe remained lighthearted. It felt like being part of something bigger—a shared pause in the city’s pulse, elevated above traffic and wrapped in architectural poetry. Noon may not offer the most flattering light, but it illuminates the city’s energy in full color—raw, radiant, and entirely unforgettable.

#springitinerary Day 6 to Kuala Lumpur. The Saloma Link Bridge (Pintasan Saloma) is a striking pedestrian and cyclist bridge in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, connecting the traditional Kampung Baru area with the modern Kuala Lumpur City Centre (KLCC). At night, the bridge is illuminated with vibrant LED lights that change colors, offering a captivating visual experience. #travel #couplestrip

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#kualalumpurtrip The Saloma Bridge (or Saloma Link) is one of Kuala Lumpur’s most striking modern landmarks — a pedestrian bridge that connects Kampung Baru (a traditional Malay neighborhood) to the bustling KLCC area near the Petronas Twin Towers. Why It’s Special: 1.Unique Design: The bridge’s structure is inspired by the “Sireh Junjung”, a traditional Malay floral arrangement used during weddings and ceremonies, symbolizing unity and togetherness. Its curving, tunnel-like frame lights up with vibrant LED displays at night, making it look like a glowing piece of art floating above the city streets. 2.Cultural Connection: More than just a walkway, Saloma Bridge connects two worlds: the old, charming village life of Kampung Baru with the futuristic cityscape of downtown Kuala Lumpur. It’s both a functional link and a symbol of harmony between tradition and modernity. 3.Instagram-Worthy Spot: At night, the LED lights change colors, offering an eye-catching background with the Petronas Twin Towers glowing nearby. It’s one of the most photographed spots for visitors and locals alike. 4.Accessibility: It makes walking between Kampung Baru and the KLCC area super easy — cutting down what used to be a long detour into a short scenic walk.