Kuala Lumpur 3D2N Travel Full Itinerary
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Kuala Lumpur is a city where modern skyscrapers, colonial landmarks, vibrant street culture, and legendary food scenes come together. This 3D2N Kuala Lumpur travel itinerary is carefully planned for travelers who want to experience the city comfortably without rushing — from iconic attractions like Petronas Twin Towers and Batu Caves to local food hubs and hidden heritage lanes.
Traveling with a private van (包Van) allows you to move smoothly between attractions without worrying about traffic, parking, or navigation. Ideal for families, friends, or small groups, this itinerary offers a balanced mix of sightseeing, shopping, and food discoveries — making your KL getaway relaxed, efficient, and memorable.
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Day 1 Heritage & City Icons
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ICC Pudu → Merdeka Square → Sultan Abdul Samad Building →
River of Life → LoL Soon Kee Dessert → Kuala Lumpur Butterfly Park →
KL Bird Park → National Monument → Sek Yuen Restaurant → Pavilion KL → THE FACE Suites
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Image credit: Choon Chan, doktor cinta,
Sng Yeow Khuan, Benny Lui
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Image credit: Kevin Siew, Sophearum Ban,
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Image credit: Jane Koerban, Shimon Honda Civic.
Shaun Puah, Martina Kolářová
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Begin the journey with a comfortable drive to Kuala Lumpur. Lunch at ICC Pudu Food Centre offers a wide variety of local favorites under one roof.
Afterward, visit Merdeka Square, Sultan Abdul Samad Building, and the beautifully lit River of Life, perfect for photos and a short walk.
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Image credit: Nina Tinkerbella, Umar Azizan,
Hail Rizan
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Image credit: Jefrrey Lim, Kelvin Tan,
Melissa Hee, Yeo Siang Ing
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Enjoy dessert at LoL Soon Kee Desserts, then explore nature at Kuala Lumpur Butterfly Park and KL Bird Park.
Continue to the National Monument before dinner at the classic Sek Yuen Restaurant. End the night shopping at Pavilion KL, and check in at THE FACE Suites for a relaxing stay.
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Day 2 Culture, Wildlife & City Lights
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Ho Kow Hainam Kopitiam → Central Market → Thean Hou Temple →
Village Park Restaurant → Chinatown → Kwai Chai Hong →
Zoo Negara Malaysia → Pudu Dessert → Menara Kuala Lumpur → Petronas Twin Towers →
Aquaria KLCC → Mid Valley Megamall → Hokkaido Seafood KL Main Branch
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Image credit: Ho Kow Hainam Kopitiam,
GW Chen
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Image credit: Laura Scholten,
Charles Tay
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Image credit: LULU EVOX, Simon Kew,
Brandon C, Riki Yamashita
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Start the day with breakfast at Ho Kow Hainam Kopitiam, then head to Central Market for local crafts and souvenirs.
Visit the scenic Thean Hou Temple before lunch at the famous Village Park Restaurant.
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Image credit: Prasanna Brabourame, Mohd Izzat,
Kong Ksy, AMI Idris
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Image credit: Peifeng, Stefen Gehring,
Codrut Condrat, Gabi
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In the afternoon, explore Chinatown (Petaling Street) and the charming Kwai Chai Hong heritage lane. Continue to Zoo Negara Malaysia, followed by dessert at Pudu Dessert.
As night falls, admire city views at Menara Kuala Lumpur, take photos at Petronas Twin Towers, explore Aquaria KLCC, shop at Mid Valley Megamall, and enjoy dinner at Hokkaido Seafood KL.
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Day 3 Spiritual Sites & Souvenirs
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Ah Weng Koh Hainan Tea → Batu Caves → Sin Sze Si Ya Temple →
Kam Fatt Restaurant → Malaysia Titbits & Dry Fruits →
NAN YANG TASTE ENTERPRISE → Wang Zi Native Products
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| Image credit: Ah Weng Koh Hainan Tea
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Image credit: yi Xiong, Terence,
Acadia CM, Brahim Aymen
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| Enjoy breakfast at Ah Weng Koh Hainan Tea, then visit the iconic Batu Caves. Continue to Sin Sze Si Ya Temple for a peaceful cultural stop.
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Image credit: Alvin C.Y Thomas, MeI JH Tan,
Joyce CH, YongQuan Loo
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Lunch at Kam Fatt Restaurant offers comforting local dishes. Before heading home, shop for souvenirs at Malaysia Titbits & Dry Fruits, Nan Yang Taste Enterprise, and Wang Zi Native Products, bringing back flavors of Kuala Lumpur.
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