Kuala Lumpur - the capital of Malaysia  has plenty to offer in terms of sights and shopping. Kuala Lumpur is a cosmopolitan city of skyscrappers. Despite its urban environment, Kuala Lumpur retains the ambience of a garden city with its attractive landscaping, lush greenery and extensive public parks. The blending of the old and new will capture your heart and mind in a way no other
international city will.

Area: 243 sq km, it lies approximately 40 km from the coast.
Population: 1.479.388

Petronas Twin Tower is the tallest building in the world. It is located in an area refered to as the Golden Triangle. 
Kuala Lumpur Tower - 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 Klang Valley from its observation deck or revolving restaurant. The tower serves as a transmission station for telecommunications, radio and television.
The National Mosque is located Jalan Sultan Hishamuddin surrounded by beautiful gardens. It was completed in 1965 after 3 years of construction. Its roof, designed in the shape of an eighteen-pointed star, has the appearance of a partly opened umbrella roof.
Located in Lake Gardens, the Kuala Lumpur Bird Park is is one of the largest Bird sanctuaries in Southeast Asia. The Park features thousands of birds. It is really great to hear the sound of thousand of birds.
The huge Batu Caves are located 13km out of the city and are among KL's best known tourist attractions.
The affluent suburb of Bangsar has two modern shopping complexes, boutiques and attractively decorated shops selling a wide range of products such as antiques, furniture, cosmetics, household items, flippers and sports wear. Bangsar’s appeal also lies in its extensive range of dining outlets and entertainment spots, making it a magnet for evening social gatherings.
Tunku Abdul Rahman Putra  Memorial - This memorial is dedicated to the memory of Malaysia’s “Father of Independence” and first prime minister.

(Source:  world66.com)