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Alor Food Corner
Alor Food Corner is a popular food street in Kuala Lumpur, located in the Bukit Bintang shopping district, within walking distance of the surrounding bustling shopping areas. The entire street is lined with restaurants and hawker stalls, bringing together Malay, Chinese, and Thai cuisines. Grilled chicken wings, grilled stingray, char kway teow, satay, and Hokkien mee are what most people come here to taste, while the roadside is interspersed with skewers, lok lok, fried snacks, and fruit stalls. After nightfall, this street truly comes alive: tables and chairs are spread along the street, where local diners and international tourists sit side by side, the vibrant atmosphere and chatter often continuing late into the night.Kuala Lumpur · 13.2 km from Seri Kembangan
Thean Hou Temple
Thean Hou Temple, also known as the Thean Hou Temple on Robson Heights, is situated on a hill in Robson Heights, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. It was built with funds raised by the Selangor and Federal Territory Hainan Association and is primarily dedicated to the sea goddess Mazu, making it one of the iconic Chinese temples in Kuala Lumpur. The architecture of Thean Hou Temple blends Lingnan and Northern Chinese styles, and the temple is built in tiers along the hillside. The dragon and phoenix sculptures on the main hall's roof, golden glazed tiles, dougong brackets, painted beams, and the massive dragon-carved pillars in front of the hall all reflect the meticulousness of traditional craftsmanship. Inside the hall, Mazu is enshrined in the center, with Guanyin and Shui Wei Sheng Niang, a deity revered by the Hainanese people, enshrined on either side, making this a religious site where Buddhism and Taoism coexist.Kuala Lumpur · 10.7 km from Seri Kembangan
DurianBB Academy
Want to uncover the secrets of durian? Welcome to [DurianBB Academy] – An immersive, customized half-day durian experience blending knowledge × food × fun awaits your exploration! Here, you'll step into the authentic world of durian. Led by professional instructors, you'll gain an in-depth understanding of the complete durian growth cycle—from flowering and fruiting to ripening—and witness up close the natural habitat of Malaysia's star fruit. Step into the world of durians and learn while you play! Welcome to Durian Baby Research Academy – Malaysia's immersive durian base is crafted for curious minds of all ages. Here, durian isn't just a fruit—it's a wondrous adventure combining learning, play, and tasting in one unforgettable experience. Through four immersive experiences, we strive to fully unveil the mystery of durian for you: Explore Join a guided durian orchard tour to immerse yourself in nature, learn about durian tree rings and epiphytes, and witness live demonstrations of how durians are tied and hung high on tree branches, gaining insights into the wisdom and techniques of fruit farmers. Attractions & Tours Enjoy the durian-themed carnival! Featuring motion-sensing games, claw machines, and a variety of fun activities where you can play and win exclusive Durian Baby collectibles. Interaction Enjoy an amazing science magic show that combines learning with surprises and laughter, then take memorable photos and interact with the adorable Durian Baby cartoon character. Learn + taste Join the Durian Baby Masterclass to uncover cool facts and fun myths about durians. Then, enjoy a professional-guided tasting of freshly opened seasonal durians, embarking on a true feast for your taste buds. Whether you're a student, educator, corporate team, travel enthusiast, or durian lover, this experience will redefine your appreciation for durian's unique charm. Discover the fascinating journey of durian's growth, uncover the scientific wonders behind it, and enjoy a fun-filled, educational experience that satisfies both your curiosity and your taste buds. Snap Instagram-worthy photos The park features multiple exclusive photo spots, perfect for family-friendly fun, couples, and best friends to capture joyful moments! Itinerary duration: approx. 2 hrs Event location: DurianBB Academy (The exact address will be provided after booking confirmation) Target audience: Family-friendly groups, tour groups, corporate teams, durian lovers This is more than just a durian tasting experience, But a fully immersive exploration of durian culture and its unique charm. Whether you're new to durian or a seasoned durian lover, This journey will completely transform your perception of durian! Book now and embark on a uniquely durian-filled adventure! Carnival Game Zone Join the fun-filled durian-themed carnival games! Perfect for both adults and kids, challenge yourself for a chance to win durian merchandise or gifts—learn through play and enjoy the excitement! Savor fresh Musang King durian Freshly picked Musang King durian, enjoyed on the spot with explosive sweetness! Experience the incredible "tree-to-mouth" flavor sensation. Join our fun durian workshop DurianBB Academy offers a fun guide with interactive Q&A to help you learn practical knowledge about different varieties, selection tips, and storage methods. Perfect for Instagram-worthy photos The park features exclusive photo spots perfect for families, couples, and friends to capture joyful memories! 📅 Itinerary duration: Approx. 2 hrs 📍 Location: DurianBB Academy Orchard (exact address will be provided after you book) 👪 Suitable for: Family-friendly trips, tour groups, durian lovers More than just tasting durian—it's a full immersion into its culture and charm! Whether you're a first-timer or a durian enthusiast, this journey will redefine your understanding of the king of fruits! Book now and embark on a unique culinary adventure!Serdang · 2 km from Seri Kembangan
Chinatown Kuala Lumpur
Chinatown Kuala Lumpur is a district in the old town area of Kuala Lumpur known for its Chinese market and food. This pedestrian street, covered by a green roof, features Chinese-style archways at both ends. During the day, stalls selling clothing, handicrafts, and souvenirs line the street, offering a wide variety of goods. After nightfall, the night market lights up, and the crowds and the aroma of snacks bring the whole street to life. Food is the signature of Chinatown Kuala Lumpur: street snacks like Hokkien mee, asam laksa, grilled fish, and curry mee are prepared fresh at the stalls. In the nearby old teahouses, you can also find classic flavors like Hainanese chicken rice and wonton noodles. Eating while strolling is practically the standard way to explore this place.Kuala Lumpur · 12.8 km from Seri Kembangan
Kuala Lumpur City Centre Park
Kuala Lumpur City Centre Park is located at the foot of the Petronas Twin Towers in the heart of Kuala Lumpur. It covers an area of approx. 20 hectares and was built and opened at the same time as the Petronas Twin Towers. Its predecessor was the old Selangor Turf Club racecourse. This park was designed by the renowned Brazilian landscape architect Roberto Burle Marx and is considered his final work. The park's artificial lake, elevated bridge, thousands of native trees, and dozens of palm species are interwoven, with vast greenery spreading out among the skyscrapers, making it a rare oasis for relaxation in the city center. The artificial lake in the center of the park is called Lake Symphony. The musical fountain on the lake regularly hosts water dance performances, with the main fountain's water jets reaching tens of meters into the air. It looks especially beautiful at night when accompanied by light shows, and the lakeside is often crowded with visitors. The elevated bridge spanning the lake is a popular spot for taking upward-angle photos of the Petronas Twin Towers and the Kuala Lumpur skyline, and many classic photos have been taken here. The path around the lake connects water features such as waterfalls and cascades, and a jogging track paved with shock-absorbing material extends around the park. On the west side, there is a children's play area and a family-friendly wading pool, making it very suitable for family outings, jogging, and strolling.Kuala Lumpur · 14.2 km from Seri Kembangan
Prime Minister's Office
Prime Minister's Office is situated on a hill in Putrajaya, the administrative capital of Malaysia, and is the government building where the Prime Minister and Deputy Prime Minister of Malaysia work, known locally as "Perdana Putra". The building was completed and opened in 1999. It blends various architectural styles, including Malay, Islamic, and Palladian, with columns that carry a hint of Mughal flair, and Eastern and exotic elements coexist on the same facade, which is quite fascinating upon closer inspection. The building commands a view from above, facing the expansive Putrajaya Square, with Putrajaya Lake just beyond it. Looking back from the center of the square, the dome and colonnade can be captured in a single frame, making it a classic photo spot.Putrajaya · 10.1 km from Seri Kembangan
Perdana Botanical Gardens
Perdana Botanical Gardens is located on the edge of the city center. Established in 1888 and planned and designed by the British, it was formerly known as Lake Gardens. The park covers nearly 100 hectares and spreads around an artificial lake. With rain trees providing shade and open lawns, it is common to see locals jogging or practicing Tai Chi by the lake in the morning, while the evening is perfect for watching the sunset reflect on the water. It is a rare, cool oasis in the bustling city. Perdana Botanical Gardens features tropical plant diversity as its core. The park is planted with dozens of species including palms, bamboo, orchids, hibiscus, and ferns, many of which bloom year-round. Strolling along the lakeside paths, you can often observe squirrels, various birds, and butterflies. The park contains several themed gardens, including the Orchid Garden, which brings together hundreds of orchid species; the Hibiscus Garden, which grows over 500 varieties; the Deer Park, which is home to various deer; and the Herb Garden. In addition, the park area also includes independent attractions that require separate tickets, such as the Butterfly Park and the Bird Park, with the latter being one of the largest open-concept bird parks in Asia.Kuala Lumpur · 13 km from Seri Kembangan
Sky Terrace Kuala Lumpur Tower
It is one of Malaysia's most iconic structures. As one of the world's tallest freestanding towers, its antenna extends its height to 421 meters above ground level. During initial construction, a retaining wall was built around the site to preserve a historic meranti tree and the natural environment of Bukit Nanas. For breathtaking views of Kuala Lumpur, visit the Sky Terrace KL Tower which offers 360-degree panoramic views of the city - perfect for capturing stunning photographs. The open-air observation deck lets you admire magnificent cityscapes while enjoying refreshing breezes. For a unique experience, step onto the glass cube platform for an extraordinary bird's-eye perspective of the urban landscape.Kuala Lumpur · 13.9 km from Seri Kembangan
Sultan Abdul Samad Jamek Mosque
Sultan Abdul Samad Jamek Mosque is situated at the confluence of the Klang and Gombak rivers, which is considered the birthplace of Kuala Lumpur—it was here that tin miners traveled upriver and landed, giving rise to the city's name, muddy confluence. Completed in 1909, it is one of the oldest mosques in Kuala Lumpur and was designed by British architect Hubback, who previously worked for the Public Works Department in India. The entire complex features alternating layers of red brick and white plaster, a pattern vividly described as "blood and bandages," which echoes the red and white walls of the Mosque-Cathedral of Córdoba in Spain. Behind the mosque, at the confluence of the two rivers, there is a waterfront viewing platform where the red and white structure and its reflection in the water can be captured together, making it a classic photo spot in the old city.Kuala Lumpur · 13.5 km from Seri Kembangan
Kwai Chai Hong
Kwai Chai Hong is a century-old back alley in Kuala Lumpur's China Town, hidden behind a row of old shophouses on Theatre Lane. The name has nothing to do with ghosts. According to long-time residents, elders used to call the children who ran around and played in the alley "Kwai Chai" (little rascals), and the name eventually became the alley's name. This alley was once a settlement for Cantonese laborers. It fell into disrepair for a time but was renovated and reopened in recent years. The old buildings in the alley blend British colonial style with local elements, and several connected two-story shophouses still retain the appearance of traditional southern Chinese shophouses. During the renovation, local artists were commissioned to paint several interactive murals that recreate the daily life of China Town in the 1960s: couples flirting on a bridge, an old man playing the erhu while missing his hometown, a letter writer drafting letters for others, a landlady collecting rent, and more. You can scan the QR code next to each mural with your phone to hear the story behind it. The alley also features a century-old street lamp that has remained since the early days of electrification, and a wall installation made of old wooden windows is also a popular photo spot.Kuala Lumpur · 12.7 km from Seri Kembangan
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Alor Food Corner
Kuala Lumpur · 13.2 km from Seri KembanganThean Hou Temple
Kuala Lumpur · 10.7 km from Seri KembanganKuala Lumpur City Centre Park
Kuala Lumpur · 14.2 km from Seri KembanganPrime Minister's Office
Putrajaya · 10.1 km from Seri KembanganPerdana Botanical Gardens
Kuala Lumpur · 13 km from Seri KembanganSultan Abdul Samad Jamek Mosque
Kuala Lumpur · 13.5 km from Seri Kembangan
What travelers say about Seri Kembangan
Jj4ype3April 30, 2026
5.0
Jalan Alor is a food lover’s dream! I love how the street transforms into a vibrant night market filled with amazing aromas. The grilled chicken wings and satay are legendary. It is loud, busy, and the ultimate spot for an authentic local feast!
Alor Food Corner
Seay DoerAugust 3, 2026
5.0
Thean Hou Temple is one of the most beautiful and iconic temples in Kuala Lumpur. The first thing that impressed me was the stunning architecture, with its colourful decorations, grand pillars, and traditional Chinese design mixed with modern touches.The temple offers a peaceful atmosphere away from the busy city, and the hilltop location gives a nice view of the KL skyline. It’s a great place to take photos, especially during sunset or when the lights are turned on at night.Beyond just being a tourist attraction, the temple still feels like an active place of worship, with visitors coming to pray and experience the cultural atmosphere. The surroundings are clean and well maintained, making it a comfortable place to explore.A beautiful spot for families, couples, and anyone interested in culture, architecture, or photography. Definitely one of the must-visit places in KL, even if you only spend 30–60 minutes here.
Thean Hou Temple
150***71October 9, 2026
5.0
Highly recommend the Durian Baby Academy!
A must-do in your Kuala Lumpur trip. The guide provides detailed explanations, patiently answering all your durian-related questions. The educational content is lively and engaging, captivating both adults and children. The orchard experience is fantastic; peak season is from June to August and October to January, when you can see durians hanging from the trees.
The durian platter is absolutely worth trying! Learn about durian cultivation while enjoying fresh durian—immerse yourself in the charm of the king of fruits. Don't miss it when you travel to Malaysia!
DurianBB Academy
MARK MORDOVTSEVJuly 20, 2026
5.0
Чайнатаун в Куала-Лумпуре — атмосферный район, который лучше всего подходит для неспешной прогулки, знакомства с уличной едой и местной культурой. Главная точка района — улица Petaling Street с крытым рынком, сувенирами, одеждой и большим выбором кафе. Особенно понравилось сочетание старой архитектуры, китайских храмов и современной городской жизни.Рекомендую также пройти к храмам Sri Mahamariamman и Guan Di, которые находятся совсем рядом. Лучше приходить утром или ближе к вечеру, когда не так жарко. На рынке стоит сравнивать цены и спокойно торговаться. Для прогулки достаточно двух-трёх часов. Район удобно совместить с посещением Central Market и площади Merdeka.
Chinatown Kuala Lumpur
MaryAltFebruary 6, 2026
5.0
Very nice park is the center of the city.Really helps you to cool down near the lake and take a break. The entrance is free. There is a playground for children too. It also have a bird park (which cost 90r) where you can see a lot of birds
Kuala Lumpur City Centre Park
Anne’s Journey❤️October 3, 2022
5.0
Putrajaya is the new government centre and the new capital of Malaysia. It has beautiful buildings and the famous Pink Mosque.
Prime Minister's Office
D26***79August 7, 2026
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Easy to get around with beautiful pathways. Hibiscus and orchid gardens were simple. Environment is inviting.
Perdana Botanical Gardens
亲子 fun fun 玩September 21, 2026
5.0
We went to Observation Deck with air-conditioned deck offering a full 360-degree view of the city. It's comfortable, but photos can suffer from window reflections and UV-film tint. The open-air, upper platform. Because there is no glass blocking your camera, you get crystal-clear photos, fresh air, and an incredible open atmosphere. Sky Box included with the Sky Deck ticket, these are two glass-floored cubes that jut out over the edge of the tower. Standing 300 meters above the street with transparent glass beneath your feet is easily the most exhilarating photo spot in KL. If you travel to kl you must visit to view a great kl.
Sky Terrace Kuala Lumpur Tower
amy323October 3, 2026
4.0
The Jamek Mosque is the starting point of the city and the oldest existing mosque in Kuala Lumpur. Completed in 1909, it was designed by a British architect and fully showcases the unique Islamic architectural beauty of the Southeast Asian colonial period. ✨
Sultan Abdul Samad Jamek Mosque
nafidurmusMay 6, 2026
5.0
At Kwai Chai Hong, you’ll feel like you’ve stepped back in time. The beautifully restored murals bring the everyday life of the 1960s Chinese and Malay communities to life, and each artwork has its own story and deeper meaning. It’s a charming and nostalgic spot, perfect for photography—especially with people in the frame, as it makes the scenes feel even more real.The atmosphere is calm and slightly magical, and if you’re lucky, nearby cafés playing old Chinese music add to the experience. You don’t need to spend too much time here—around 15–20 minutes is enough—but it’s definitely worth a visit to feel that unique spirit and capture some memorable photos.
Kwai Chai Hong
