Parliament House Kuala Lumpur

... the hotel. More Nonyan food for dinner and then a walk. In the morning, onto another bus heading north to Malaysia's capital, Kuala Lumpur. Well before reaching the centre, the massive Petronas Towers and KL Tower appear on the horizon. The mix ...

... are CN Tower in Canada at 553m, Ostankino Tower in Russia at 537m, Shanghai Tower in China at 468m followed by Menara Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia at 421m. Inside the tower, there are three art works carried out on the ceiling, which is made from glass and ...

... by a little pond. You could see they take a lot of pride in it. Then after the monument we made a quick detour to see parliament house, this was ok nothing special, put it this was it's no houses of parliament or big Ben but it was still pretty cool ...

... this meant was "You go use this time traveling to find yourself taking pictures of butterflies and orchids! We walked up to parliament house to get a photo (I don't know why - Its actually just a building - nothing like the Houses of Parliaments), ...

... to waste any time, we couldn't have the cash until the afternoon, we took a bus into town - a pleasant ride past Parliament House - and walked to the American Express Office opposite the Federal Hotel. After receiving our mail we found a small cafe ...

... lowered to the accompaniment of a military bugler. From this vantage point we also had a good view of the new 15 story Parliament House. Our next stop was the Masjid Negara (National Mosque) and most certainly, as far as religious  buildings go, ...

... exciting city during the two hours over which we toured. The most striking of the buildings we saw were the National Mosque and Parliament House. We were quite surprised just how modern this city is. Back in PJ we found a drive-in restaurant and ate ...

... a good old chinwag with her and it started to rain so she gave me  a lift back to China town via her tour of the parliament house. It was so nice of her and she wanted to take me on a picnic tomorrow but i'm planning to head to the Cameron Highlands ...

... so we could take photos - he was so considerate and kind.  Then he drove us up to the Lake Gardens where the Parliament House and War Memorial are located, waited once again whilst we took photos.  He then suggested we have refreshments in a ...

... where Royal Guards are seen on horsebacks guarding the structure. On route we pass the Musium Negara or the National Museum, the Parliament house & the KL Bird Park which houses over 4000 free flying birds, the largest covered bird park in the ...