Magnificent Landmark -- Twin Towers

Petronas Twin Towers stood 452 metres high, they were the tallest skyscraper in the world from 1997 until October 2003, which Taipei 101 surpassed to claim the title. However, they still remain as the tallest twin building in the world.

Night view of the Twin Towers


Little touch-up to the photo


Day view

Not only standing tall and proud on the ground of our country,The petronas twin towers features entertainments for us locals and also for tourists.
The suria klcc are a haven for shopaholics ! It features mostly foreign luxury goods and high-street labels

2 of the hots spots of suria klcc are a must-visit,ideal for families,which is the Petrosains and Aquaria !
Petrosains is a wonderful place where you can experience the marvelous world of science and technology ! Ideal for school trips and family occasions where not only you gain knowledge,but also widens the horizon of how you see the world..




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Aquaria will give you the experience of meeting 250 different species and over 20000 land and aquatic fellow creatures from malaysia and around the world upclose in the 90 metre long underwater tunnel !
Visiting aquaria klcc is an exciting journey from the misty mountains,down the majestic rivers,through the green rainforest,to the mighty mangrooves until you reach the colourful coral reefs,and the omnious deep blue sea.. ( All are amazingly man made ! )

Apart from entertainment,The Kuala Lumpur Convention Center also known as the klcc,is a strategic venue to hold international business meetings as the facilities are served first class. There are also spacious conference halls where exhibitions can take place.






One of the most notable features of the PETRONAS Twin Towers is the Dewan Filharmonik PETRONAS concert hall – Southeast Asia’s leading venue for classical music. Located in between the two towers, the architectural design of the facility – which has garnered praise as one of the world’s best concert halls – is based upon the time-honoured design of 19th century European concert halls. The hall has played host to some of the world’s most respected musical talents and is home to the Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra.