Kuala Lumpur is one of the fastest-growing cities in the world, with businesses and hotels rising at such a rate that the city is experiencing a major labour shortage. The Golden Triangle is the showpiece of Malaysia's economic boom. Here you will find most of the luxury hotels and highrise buildings including the world's tallest - the twin Petronas and KL Towers. This is the place to shop, dine and party until the small hours. The main drag of this new heart of KL is Jalan Sultan Ismail to the north east of the traditional centre of the city.The old heart of colonial KL is Merdeka Square where you find magnificent Moorish and colonial architecture, especially worth a visit is the KL Train Station. The city is situated at the confluence of the Klang and Gombak rivers and was originally founded as a tin-mining camp. Today it is one of Asia's most attractive, green, and tidy cities, although traffic is becoming a severe problem. The city is well maintained and still retains areas of parklands. To the avid shopper, KL is paradise.From world-renowned designer labels and brands to exquisite made-in-Malaysia items, the highly competitive environment that exists among traders is a blessing in disguise to shoppers. While department stores practice a fixed price policy, bargain hunters can test their skills at smaller retail establishments or at any one of KL's famous night markets.

Selangor: The state of Selangor is on the West Coast of Peninsular Malaysia. Its capital, Shah Alam, is situated between Kuala Lumpur and Port Klang, the country's largest port. Hailed as one of Asia's best planned cities, Shah Alam boasts of modern infrastructure, communications and service facilities. Resource-rich Selangor is Malaysia's premier state, being the richest and the most developed. Its economy is diversified with a good mixture of agricultural, industrial, commercial and tourism activities.

3 Star Category
Located close to the business centre of Kuala Lumpur, within walking distance to the famous Chinatown – for those who are interested in experiencing the excitement of bargaining for their purchase, Central Market – offers a variety of arts and crafts by local artists. It is definitely an ideal hotel for keen shoppers and even business travelers. It has reasonable prices and comfortable rooms.

4 Star Category
Located in the heart of Kuala Lumpurs Golden Triangle. Within walking distance of the 6 major shopping complexes as well as business offices, and the famous Bintang Walk – Asia’s answer to the Champs Elysees in Paris and Knightsbridge in London, with its wide mix of indoor and alfresco dining and entertainment.

5 Star Category
Centrally located at the very heart of the commercial and financial district and walking distance to Suria KLCC Mall – a huge shopping mall nestled at the foot of the world’s tallest building – KL Twin Tower. Ideal for business travelers and corporate companies with its multi functional meeting and banqueting rooms, and of course individual travelers or holiday makers who will be able to enjoy the sights of Kuala Lumpur whilst taking time off for some real shopping!

5 Star Luxury Boutique Category
Located at the heart of Golden Triangle business and commercial district, and just a stroll away form the major shopping complexes. An ideal hotel for guests on business with its special designated floor which is only accessible by a special elevator key. The décor of the hotel is an enticing fusion of 19th century Europe and the artistic traditions of Asia. The guestrooms are also the largest in the city! The hotel of course is also popular among tourists from around the world.

This 3 hour tour is a great introduction to Kuala Lumpur and highly recommended to get first time visitors orientated.

This short tour gives an insight into some of Malaysias best know art and craft with the all important opportunity to buy!

Be introduced to Malaysia food and nightlife. There is also the opportunity to practice your bargaining skills with a visit to the night bazaar.

Gain an insight into why Malacca is considered to be the most important historical site in the country.

If you enjoy a flutter at the casino then this tour gives ample time to play the tables. Families will also enjoy the amusement complex.

Visit one of the largest fire fly colonies in the world. An awesome natural light display.

The Mines Wonderland is one of the most fascinating recreational parks in Malaysia. Originally the world's largest open-cast tin-mining lake, this derelict 200-acre land was transformed into one of the main tourist attractions in Malaysia.

The Mines Wonderland, strategically located in Sungai Besi near Kuala Lumpur, is the perfect spot for family outings. It is a 15-minute drive from Kuala Lumpur; 30 minutes from Subang Airport and 3 minutes from the UPM interchange of the Kuala Lumpur - Seremban Highway.

The Mines Wonderland's main attractions include a musical fountain, a now house, a spring garden, mini golf, a roller coaster and watersports like waterskiing and jetskiing.

Meaning Royal Palace, Istana Negara is the official residence of the King. It is located on a hill at Jalan Istana. The grounds are enhanced by immaculate lawns and formal gardens ablaze with blooms. A lily filled pond contributes to a serene atmosphere. The palace also serves as an official venue for functions and ceremonies. On special occasions of national significance, the palace is transformed into a fairytale land of glittering lights.

Kuala Lumpur's most photographed building, designed by British architect A.C. Norman, was built between 1894 and 1897 and was formerly the Secretariat building for the British Administration. It is a beautiful blend of Victorian and Moorish architecture and is now the venue of the Supreme Court and the High Court. Just next to the Sultand Abdul Samad Building is the former City Hall, a similar Moorish-style building, which is now the Infokraf Exhibition Centre, an exhibition and sales centre for Malaysian Handicraft.

One of the newer attractions in the city, the National Planetarium is located at the Lake Gardens near Parliament House. It was officially opened by Prime Minister Dato' Seri Dr. Mahathir Mohamad in 1994. Its role is to generate interest and promote awareness of space science. Attractions at the Planetarium include the Space Theatre that screens two movies daily, the Space Science Show, and the Sky Movie.

Officially opened in August 1996, this imposing 421m concrete tower is reputed to be the highest in Asia and the fourth highest in the world. Visitors can enjoy a bird's eye view of the Kuala Lumpur/Klang Valley from the dizzying height of its observation deck or the revolving restaurant. The tower is also a transmission station for telecommunications networks, radio and television.

Zoo Negara is located 13km from Kuala Lumpur at Jalan Hulu Kelang and houses some 4,000 species of animals, birds and reptiles. Its marine world has an impressive aquarium display. Zoo Negara, Malaysia's National Zoo, is a very popular attraction especially amongst animal lovers and photographers and a great way to study and understand the animal kingdom.

Zoo Negara also offers an array of restaurants and train rides within its premises. Do not miss the animal performance during weekdays.

This US franchise bar and grill is popular for its extra-large portions of American classics such as burgers, beef ribs, fajitas and buffalo wings. Lighter fare includes grilled chicken caesar, which could still be adequately shared by two. Combos, such as ribs and chicken are also available. Fun atmosphere and a large bar make for a great night out. Unfortunately they don't accept reservations so you may have to wait at the bar for table to become available on weekends especially.

Just down the road from the Shangri-La Hotel this seriously hip place serves modern, continental food. Beautifully decorated in red gold and gauzy white, the restaurant also features a dance floor under the stars and one of the city's burgeoning cigar divans. A great place to people watch.