Travelling around Malaysia can be fun but very challenging, especially if you only have enough funds to pay for your accommodation in Kuala Lumpur, in particular, round-trip airline tickets, and sustenance for the whole trip.
Luckily, there are still things that you can do here that can bring you and your friends great memories without spending too much money.
Here are some of them: Conquer Petronas Towers Pay a visit to the Petronas Towers, the world's tallest twin towers and Kuala Lumpur's most famous landmark.
The amazing architecture is a must-see, especially at night.
Experience a breathtaking panoramic view of KL and see the different buildings, parks, schools, and hotels in the city for just MYR 3 to MYR 10, or just pose for a snapshot with your friends at the base if you are terrified of heights.
Spend an Afternoon in Lake Garden Park Found just 10 minutes from Kuala Lumpur's Chinatown and Merdeka Square, Lake Garden Park is a very attractive spot with many trees and features a placid lake.
Many people come here to exercise, have picnics, or just hang out.
Rent a bike, climb the monkey bars, and try the local street treats.
You can also watch how locals go about their day while sitting under the shade or play Frisbee with your friends.
There are many things you can do here but try to avoid visiting during the weekend.
Wait out Saturdays and Sundays in your budget accommodation in Kuala Lumpur or go window-shopping in Bukit Bintang instead.
Hunt for Cheap and Rare Finds Check out KL's local Chinatown and you will be greeted by many shops and stalls that offer various stuff.
From cheap accessories to the best street food in the city, it has everything here.
You can also head to Pasar Seni (or Central Market), a big blue building filled with a variety of Malaysian clothing, arts, handicrafts, souvenirs, and food options.
Even for a small budget, you will surely find something in both these places.
Visit Temples and Mosques Join the locals in prayer or just observe the locals' spiritual beliefs and rituals.
Malaysia is a melting pot of cultures and religions.
Visitors are welcome to explore the Buddhist and Hindi temples, and even the Mosques as well.
Just be mindful of your manners and attire, and be respectful of their practices.
This is a good chance for you to learn more about the diversity of this city.
These are just some of the many practical activities you can do in Malaysia while still keeping expenses at a minimum.
Save enough money for your airline and hotel accommodation in Kuala Lumpur and discover that being cheap can be great fun.
Luckily, there are still things that you can do here that can bring you and your friends great memories without spending too much money.
Here are some of them: Conquer Petronas Towers Pay a visit to the Petronas Towers, the world's tallest twin towers and Kuala Lumpur's most famous landmark.
The amazing architecture is a must-see, especially at night.
Experience a breathtaking panoramic view of KL and see the different buildings, parks, schools, and hotels in the city for just MYR 3 to MYR 10, or just pose for a snapshot with your friends at the base if you are terrified of heights.
Spend an Afternoon in Lake Garden Park Found just 10 minutes from Kuala Lumpur's Chinatown and Merdeka Square, Lake Garden Park is a very attractive spot with many trees and features a placid lake.
Many people come here to exercise, have picnics, or just hang out.
Rent a bike, climb the monkey bars, and try the local street treats.
You can also watch how locals go about their day while sitting under the shade or play Frisbee with your friends.
There are many things you can do here but try to avoid visiting during the weekend.
Wait out Saturdays and Sundays in your budget accommodation in Kuala Lumpur or go window-shopping in Bukit Bintang instead.
Hunt for Cheap and Rare Finds Check out KL's local Chinatown and you will be greeted by many shops and stalls that offer various stuff.
From cheap accessories to the best street food in the city, it has everything here.
You can also head to Pasar Seni (or Central Market), a big blue building filled with a variety of Malaysian clothing, arts, handicrafts, souvenirs, and food options.
Even for a small budget, you will surely find something in both these places.
Visit Temples and Mosques Join the locals in prayer or just observe the locals' spiritual beliefs and rituals.
Malaysia is a melting pot of cultures and religions.
Visitors are welcome to explore the Buddhist and Hindi temples, and even the Mosques as well.
Just be mindful of your manners and attire, and be respectful of their practices.
This is a good chance for you to learn more about the diversity of this city.
These are just some of the many practical activities you can do in Malaysia while still keeping expenses at a minimum.
Save enough money for your airline and hotel accommodation in Kuala Lumpur and discover that being cheap can be great fun.
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