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Aquaria KLCC is located on the ground level of the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre. It's currently one of the largest aquariums in Southeast Asia. Visitors can see over 150 species of marine life, including tiger sharks, sea snakes, blue rays, coral fish, seahorses and more.

The Petronas Twin Towers is a sky-piercing cultural landmark in Kuala Lumpur, which was, until 2004, the world's tallest twin structures. Its architecture is Islamic-inspired and the buildings are home to the corporate headquarters of the Petroliam Nasional Berhad, among other offices. Visitors can experience some of the best views in Kuala Lumpur by walking on the Skybridge and visiting the viewing point on the 86th floor.

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Seek heart-pounding thrills at 6 theme parks in one location

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Head to the Skytropolis Indoor Theme Park in First World Plaza for an exciting, all-day adventure! Embrace the thrills and frills of the park, surrounded by beautiful Genting Highlands. Start your adventure by exploring the expansive indoor theme park. Test your limits and make sure to hop on one of their many exhilarating rides. Spin around on their colorful Royal Carousel, or take a heart-stopping plunge on the Sky Towers at gravity-defying speeds. The possibilities are endless! When you’re ready to take a break, grab a snack from any of their stalls scattered around the park, or relax in one of their outdoor restaurants. Spanning over 400,000 sq ft, Skytropolis Indoor Theme Park promises endless fun for everyone in the family! Experience more than 20 rides in a convenient location at First World Plaza and adjacent to SkyAvenue.

Ride, drop, and spin for an adrenaline rush in Malaysia

Genting SkyWorlds is Southeast Asia’s newest theme park, located at Resorts World Genting, Genting Highlands, Malaysia. As part of Resorts World Genting’s integrated entertainment line-up, the sky-high outdoor theme park is built across 26 acres of land and features 26 rides and attractions. From rollercoasters to children's rides and shows, there's something suitable for everyone in the family. All ages are welcome at Genting SkyWorlds.

Escape to the ultimate aquatic playground at SplashMania Waterpark

Batu Caves is a popular tourist attraction not far from Kuala Lumpur. It's the site of a Hindu temple and shrine, and a limestone hill comprising three major caves and a number of smaller ones – guarded by a gargantuan statue of Hindu deity Lord Murugan.

Zoo Negara was officially opened in 1963 and is now known all around the world. With over 5,130 specimens from more than 475 species of mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians and fish, there's heaps to explore in a full day of animal fun. It is located just outside of Kuala Lumpur.

Berjaya Times Square Theme Park is the perfect place for a fun filled roller coaster and rides experience within the center of KL city. Be prepared for a hair-raising roller coaster ride in the midst of a shopping spree after all, it’s bound to be less frightening than all the money you’re spending in the mall.

KidZania Kuala Lumpur is an interactive indoor theme park, where children can experience real-life jobs in a role-playing environment. It is located in Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia.

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Feed elephants and walk with them through the forest

The Masjid Putra, or the Putra Mosque, is the main mosque of Putrajaya, Malaysia. The Putra Mosque is also one of the few pink mosques in the world! Construction started in 1997 and was finished just two years later – seemingly jutting from the man-made Putrajaya Lake like a giant pink sandcastle. It is located next to the Perdana Putra, which is the official office of the Malaysian Prime Minister.

Templer Park is a forest reserve in Rawang, nestled in the state of Selangor, Malaysia. The reserve consists of multi-tiered waterfalls, jungle streams, and numerous trails. Several amenities are available, such as picnic grounds, fishing spots, and natural lagoons to swim in.

Jetty Pulau Ketam is the main ferry terminal of Pulau Ketam. Directly translating to 'Crab Island', this small, inhabited island is located right off the coast of Port Klang, Malaysia, and is famous for its unique stilt villages. Pulau Ketam is occupied by two predominantly Malaysian-Chinese fishing villages founded circa 1880, and the area is rife with mangrove swamps.