Kuala Lumpur – the Alpha City
The history of Kuala Lumpur started in 1857 – not too long ago in comparison with other cities with global significance. Nevertheless, the city managed to grow from a tiny settlement of tin prospectors in the middle of the jungle into a huge city, capital of Malaysia, and one of the Alpha cities in the World. Having the population of about 1.6 million people, Kuala Lumpur gained its global recognition not only due to its economic potential in the Asian region, but also thanks to the remarkable and unique mixture of culture styles and trends, reflected in the city architecture in particular.
Petronas Twin Towers, a magnificent all-glass building in the very heart of the city of Kuala Lumpur, is one of the well-known emblems of the city itself as well as the remarkable and noticeable mark on the cityscape. With the gallery below you have a chance to enjoy the images of Petronas Twin Towers as well as many other attractions Kuala Lumpur offers to the inhabitants and guests. Huge retail malls, super-modern corporate buildings are located side-by-side with the best historic architecture of religious temples, minarets, and palaces. Kuala Lumpur is a relatively young city, but it is obviously thanks to such a young age, the city gained its unique and fresh profile, featuring the fusion of the best inherited traditions from the past and all the modern attractions.
Warp Drive by vedd


Eyeing the Two Towers II by sirman88


The Day After Tomorrow by LINCOLNOSE2®


Kuala Lumpur – Not HDR. by vedd


Finally We Are Taller Than KLCC! (Unedited!) by AnNamir™


Metallica by Souvik Bhattacharya


The Heart of KL by Charles Gaisano


The Golden Triangle by ~AaronLam~


The Sky Bar in Kuala Lumpur with a view of Petronas by Trey Ratcliff


Camel in KL by Daniel Cheong


Waiting at KLIA by Trey Ratcliff


KLIA – Kuala Lumpur International Airport by Grant Cameron


KLCC by *YIP*


Thean Hou Temple by Harald Wagener


Sin Sze Si Ya Temple in KL (anno 1864) by Frédéric


Spiritual Solace by Sandmania


Standing Tall by Souvik Bhattacharya


The Burial by Trey Ratcliff


The Temple Deep in the Caves by Trey Ratcliff


Gombak, Kuala Lumpur – Batu Caves #1 by Mio Cade


The Tunnel to Nirvana by Tony Wilkinson


Buddha Buddha Buddha by Trey Ratcliff


A Holy Experience by Trey Ratcliff


rebel without a care by Darna Aminuddin


Julian Oh by Kupih


sound of crawling nails by aliZmuh


Going fishing (project) i by aliZmuh


uphold the heavens by aliZmuh


Turkish Bazaar by Trey Ratcliff


ain intro by archiprez mosis


raining by Chot Touch


Character by Wen Nag


Mr Tattoo- Pudu Market, Kuala Lumpur by Paul Swee


Photograph by +pelican+


Masjid Jamek < the real of life > by +pelican+


Stars in Black … *explored by nasruddinmukhtar


tag! ur it! by kymioflario


PEOPLE… MALAYSIA by Azli Jamil


Islamic Peace by Trey Ratcliff


it’s complicated ~ Chow Kit, Kuala Lumpur by terrosa


The Birth of a New Day by Ragstatic


_7043243 copy by Ming Thein


_7043185 copy by Ming Thein


_7043192 copy by Ming Thein


Serving Up the Dim Sum from the Cart by J2Kfm


Yummy Dim Sum by Russell Taylor


Abi & Shamira – Kuala Lumpur, MY by sraveendran


Kavitha’s wedding – Kuala Lumpur, MY by sraveendran


kuala lumpur, malaysia 2011. by Elyse Canfield


Genting Highlands Kuala Lumpur Malaysia by Lyniel Sy


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