What has changed in Kuala Lumpur in the past year?
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In terms of sightseeing, sites such as the KL Eco Forest Park and the Merdeka 118 Tower provide novel experiences that are well worth discovering. Have fun returning to Kuala Lumpur!
Merdeka 118 is not open to public yet (still under construction especially on the interiors). But the exterior of it looks done. The most recent mall opening would be The Exchange at TRX 106.
Merdeka 118 is not open to public yet (still under construction especially on the interiors). But the exterior of it looks done. The most recent mall opening would be The Exchange at TRX 106.
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Yes but the mall won't be ready until 2026 I'd imagine. No tenants has been announced by the mall yet unlike The Exchange which kept teasing the public with tenants before it opened.
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Better go for a walk in Bukit Gasing for free. You'll see much more and you actually feel like you're in a jungle.
Or compare to the KL Bird Park which is about the same price but is actually a top-tier attraction.
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I used to bring friends to the KL Helibar (helipad during the day and bar at night). Used to require to buy one drink to enter the helipad area (which was fine). Then they began to charge RM50 per entry which includes a drink (still fine but way less people before the 1 drink policy). Now they want to charge RM100 (and I want to say it includes 2 drinks, I am not positive) per entry and now it's empty. Perhaps they should know that there are dozen of other rooftop bars around the city that doesn't require guests paying RM100.