r/KualaLumpur
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Guys my university betrayed me 😭😭
Brooo i moved to Malaysia thinking i’d have the whole uni life experience like a wholesome friend group, random adventures, parties, late night yapping and just doing fun shit 😭 but why am i lowkey disappointed already lmaoo everyone seems to have their own groups and im just here wondering where my people are 💀
So if anyone in KL is literally in the same situation or just wants more fun in their life, LETS BE FRIENDS 😭 we can go on random quests, explore places, try new food, go partying, attend events or literally do anything that sounds fun. Idc which uni you’re from, i just wanna meet people who are down to make memories and actually go OUT instead of rotting in our rooms 😭
Someone pls give me my coming of age movie moment.
Itssss sooo boring in my uni
u/usedwhencooked — 5 days ago
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A day wandering around Kuala Lumpur, ended up loving the Islamic Arts Museum
spent today walking around KL. Merdeka Square was surprisingly spacious and clean, really liked the old buildings around it.
had curry laksa at Ho Kow, the broth was so rich and full of flavor. probably one of my favorite things i ate today.
but the Islamic Arts Museum was the real surprise. i’ve seen plenty of western and east asian art, but never really paid much attention to islamic art before. the mosque models from different countries kinda blew my mind. so many different shapes and styles, some of them looked nothing like what i imagined a mosque would look like.
also came across some beautiful nyonya kebaya. the embroidery was lovely, kept thinking my little daughter would absolutely love those colorful flowers.
KL turned out to be much more interesting than i expected. glad i spent the day just wandering around.
u/nemo_chan — 5 days ago
Living Cost
I'm planning on moving to KL along with my wife and two year old son for approximately six months. How much can I expect to spend overall including rent, food (mostly cooking at home with occasional dining out), utilities, transportation, and occasional entertainment?
What areas do you recommend I can check out for rent? Also any advice on what I should get sorted out before traveling?
u/Enough_Media — 4 days ago
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Time and nature have a way of shifting perspectives: making a tiny bird stand out while a giant skyscraper fades into the mist. #hazzykl
u/Suitable-Ant-4222 — 5 days ago
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Best way to traverse within the city for group of 6
Hey Guys,
Hey, Six of us are visiting KL next week.
We are planning to stay for 3 days.
Below is my itinerary.
Day 1:
Arrival in afternoon
Stay in Bukit Bintang.
Explore Night views, Jalan Alor, Petaling streets. Just roam around.
Day 2 :
Batu caves
Klcc park
aquarium
Twin towers
Merdeka Square
Day 3
Genting Highland & Chwee chinese temple(Not sure how much time to spend there totally)
No plans for afternoon (Putrajaya maybe?)
Day 4
Return
Kindly suggest a best way to travel between the attractions. Grab or is there any travel pass will that be a good option?
Also check the itinerary and suggest any changes.
TIA
u/dark_as_black_hole — 4 days ago
🏎️🏁 Malaysia is ready for F1! The drivers are ready. Are you ready for tomorrow at this legendary track?
Nearly 100k tickets sold for this weekend, marking the highest ticket sales in the circuit’s history, surely contributing big portion to the Malaysia economy.
u/FreelancerOnDEMAND — 14 days ago
Need some guide for first time Grand Prix experience - Sepang
Hey guys, I am going to experience the Grand Prix for the first time in Sepang. Been living in KL for over a year now but I have absolutely no idea on how to travel there from KL.
Is there any public transport route for the event or do we need to travel using our own transport?
Also, open for any suggestions on what to bring and what are the must experience things in the event. I got my tickets for Main Grandstand - Topaz section. Would also love to meet new people during the event too.
u/Raxe06 — 14 days ago