Petronas Twin Towers

The towers are an amazing feat to see. It feels barely comprehensible how humans built such a massive, structurally sound building when you are standing at its feet without being able to see the top unless you did a full back arched bridge. I was able to go inside the tower but just at the ground floor. To go to the other floors you need to purchase tickets. Inside they have a gift shop and a mall attached. The towers look great @ night when lit up and nestled in the fog. I had a great view of the towers @ ViPod condos @ their roof top pool and at the Faces Suites (Platinum) and their roof top pool.

Definitely a marvel of modern engineering and architecture.
The building are the most notable in the cityscape as the towers peer out through the entire city and rise above all surroundings.

Petronas Twin Towers is so pretty at night! The area does get VERY crowded, so if you want to take a picture without anyone photo bombing you, GO VERY VERY LATE AT NIGHT.
The tower was already too beautiful from the outside that I didn’t bother purchasing tickets to go up.

Sadly. The only place worth visiting in Kuala Lumpur. Rest of the place is… meh.
Visit in the towers during the evening. Bring mosquito repellent. I don’t think the trip up is worth it. Same views could be had at hotels and bars in the area. I rather use the ticket price on dinner or drinks. But that’s a personal choice.

Oh hey pretty!
It is iconic and pretty. You can’t miss it if you stay in this area. You can come here to hang, take selfie, go inside, shop, eat and even go all the way up! So many things.
I love the view of these towers are night. It is so much prettier and also less hot. During my trip to KL, I’ve spent a ton of time here 1– Because it was hotter than hell outside! 2– they have everything in here. Literally!
Food courts~ I’m sure they have several but I went to two! One was on the higher floor and the other was on the 4^th floor maybe? The lower floor one is smaller but it is still nice. You can go and get all your nasi lamek, curries, noodles, laksa and even cakes!
I had another tasty south indian meal here. Again, they added every single curry they have on my rice and my choice of protein. I had another giant prawns! It’s like deep fried but not really. So tasty!!! More expensive compared to the street vendors but look at where you are eating!
They also have several sandwich shops, coffee shops and such here. I really love their sandwich packs I got! Cucumer, tuna and few more fun stuffs on the fluffiest white bread! I normally don’t do bread but they were pretty good.
The place inside is like a maze, built so pretty! And air condition is cranked up to the max! Even got some shoes here. Do you know they carry mainly size 4s and size 5 shoes??! Like even a ton of 5.5! Shoes heaven for my tiny feet. They also have several salons! I even got a blowout… what can I say! Humidity and hair don’t go together!
You can spent days here and not hit all the spots/​shops. I came here several days just to avoid that unbearable outside heat. Food, coffee and shops keep you quite busy! And their air condition on blast make everything that much more enjoyable!

I didn’t take the tour, just walked around outside on a beautiful day, then settled on a bench for a few minutes. The buildings are great, modern marvels but I think it’s a wonderful place to settle with a cool drink and a snack and watch all the international tourists as they take photos.

How can you not love KL’s iconic twin tower?
We were fortunate enough to show up and get tickets with no wait on a hazy and rainy day, however I recommend booking in advance to avoid disappointment. You can book tickets online and the cost is about RM85 ($ 20USD). For some reason that I don’t understand, we were able to get half price tickets during our visit.

First off I want to mention that the sky bridge that connects these twin towers is not connected. The reason is so that it can move in the wind when needed. This is crazy to me.
The tour was fun. U stop along the way for designated time frames that are perfectly timed so u stay moving. I know when I visited the Willis tower in Chicago I sat down on top and fell asleep since I was so tuckered out.
Oh yeah and of course there is a huge indoor mall inside just like everyother building in KL.
I Would recommend.

I think Everybody will agree that this is Kuala Lumpur’s most iconic building! I was thrilled that my hotel was only a short five minute walk to the Twin Towers! I was able to see them from my room, but I wanted to get up close *of course*!
I arrived in the city late afternoon and walked to the city center after having dinner! By 9PM, there were still plenty of locals and tourists taking selfies and picture with the Petronas as the backdrop! The building looks super nice when it is lit up at night! And the Suria KLCC mall is located on the bottom part so you can do some shopping or dine near the attraction as well!
Overall, a visit to Kuala Lumpur isn’t complete without a stop to this place!
SOLID 5 STARS!!!

Impressive sight with a small park sort of around its grounds so you can get a great pictures of the towers from the base. Well lit and dazzling at night. At the base is a large, multi-​level shopping center with a variety of interesting stores. Walked around and explored here, but did not get tickets to do the Skybridge. Kind of regretted that. Wanted to ride those super fast elevators :(

These twin towers look like something straight out of a futuristic movie! KL impressed me so much and these twin towers were just breathtaking. Not only is it beautifully lit up at night, but you can walk around inside and window-​shop the high end stores (or actually shop, if you’re a high roller like that). Bring your selfie stick cause you’re going to want lots of photos! I did not go to the top since I believe there was a fee of some sort and an offensively early line in the morning, but you don’t want to take photos off the towers anyway, you want photos of them.

Das reisen große Wahrzeichen von Kuala Lumpur sieht am Abend wirklich gigantisch aus und lockt viele Touristen an. Einmal vor diesen Komplexe zu besuchen, sollte man sich vornehmen. Ob mit oder ohne Roof-​Top-​Bar…

The building is definitely impressive specially at night and might be worth for a short visit.
I was lucky that our hotel is less than 10 minutes away so I can easily see it any time of the day.
I decided not to go up and just enjoy the view of the tower from the ground. There is also a big shopping district at the base of the tower.

My FIRST review for Malaysia! I was so excited when I read that Unilocal had finally opened up in Kuala Lumpur as I was just there last fall and loved it!
The Petronas Twin Towers are a definite must-​see when you’re in the city of KL. You’d be considered lucky if you’ve seen the towers in daytime and nighttime as it’s quite spectacular. I was only half-​lucky on my last visit as I only saw the towers in the daytime (but from different views!).
We took pictures outside the towers nearby a walkway as we exited the mall/​building and also enjoyed the views at a nearby hotel day lounge on the top floor (that had a swimming pool in the middle of the area with an open roof!). I’d imagine it would be a really neat place to hang out in the evening. I didn’t get the name of the hotel, but maybe someone else can chime in.
It’s a must-​see to say you’ve seen!

Malaysia review #3
I’m in Kuala Lumpur and MUST go see the Petronas Towers, right? Well, DUH! So my ex’s family and I head over to the ticket counter to get tickets. First try: *BUZZZ* missed out, come back tomorrow. It turns out tickets to the Skybridge are given out in limited numbers, for each specific 15 minute time slot and only for that day. The ticket counter opens at 8:30am, but tickets are usually gone by 10am, if not before. When I was there the tickets were free, however they have since started charging for them: Adults are RM80 (about $ 22) and children are RM30 (about $ 8.50). Skybridge hours are Tuesday thru Sunday 9am — 9pm.
The Petronas Towers were the tallest buildings in the world from 1998 to 2004 (until Taipei 101 was completed) and they are still the tallest twin towers in the world (1483 feet — 451.9 meters). The Skybridge connects the 41^st & 42^nd floors of the towers together, but visitors are allowed on the 41^st floor only.
You arrive for your scheduled time and go into a waiting lounge area. There’s lots of information about the Towers and its construction, quite interesting! When your scheduled time comes, a guide takes you and 19 others to an elevator and up to the 41^st floor. Once there you have 15 minutes to look around, which is enough time.
You are now 557 feet off the ground and have incredible views of…
*Kuala Lumpur:
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*The fountains in front of the Towers:
* The stainless and glass construction of the Towers:
* The support system that allows the towers and bridge to move independent of each other:
* The beautiful 50 acre (20 hectare) KLCC Park adjacent to the Towers and the KLCC mall:
* The Mandarin Oriental Hotel (where we stayed).
Speaking of the hotel we stayed in, here are a couple photos of the Towers I took from our room. Not an easy task with an older camera, very low light and no flash!
OVERALL: The Petronas Towers are a wonder to see and a ride up the elevator to the Skybridge is an absolute MUST when you are in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia!

The size of the towers can only be matched by the size of its sprawling shopping complex located at its base. Be amazed by both and take pictures of both.
Though it would behoove you to finish the tourist picture taking before weighing yourself down with shopping bags.

The petronas twin towers have been a huge tourist attraction in Kuala Lumpur for years now. It’s still the tallest twin towers in the world. The tour really consists of being in the tower bridge where you can observe and look over the view of Kuala Lumpur. It costs about 10rm for a trip when I went. The elevator travels really fast and you’ll be at the bridge in the matter of minutes.
One of the interesting things about the twin towers is that it is linked to a mall called Suria KLCC, and if you’re bored of the building and establishment, you could go shopping and have some food. There isn’t really any other access to any other place in the towers but the Philharmonic Halls and the bridge.

The Petronas Twin Towers are the sweethearts of Malaysia and the pride and joy in every Malaysians heart. Many Malaysians think of it only as a tourist attraction but the truth is till today, I, a Malaysian am still awed by the beauty and magnificence of these gorgeous buildings.
Of course if you actually go to the towers you will see a million tourist taking pictures with the gorgeous buildings. As Malaysians we know that the best angle for a photo is at the little bridge in the KLCC park. This is where the angle is the best for a photo to be taken, well if you didn’t know, now you do!
I don’t like the view from the twin towers bridge because I find KL too hazy to see anything. You end up wasting your time and money going up there. Many tourists do it though, probably cause they wanna do as much as they can in our beautiful Malaysia!

Petronas Twin towers has been probably one of the biggest highlight in Kuala Lumpur, That’s what people say. Personally, I think is just a okay-​thing if you know what I mean. I wouldn’t be intrigued or exuberant to be honest yet I must say they do develop quite a marvelous skybridge (41^st floor)
From all that, Skybridge is the only thing could actually attract tourist and local to look around and I have to say I am hooked! Skybridge shows the wide range and the development of Kuala Lumpur, it’s pretty awesome. I do admit I was a little stumbled by them, especially Skybridge was builded quite a ‘tall’ area, It was my first time to ever tremble my legs when I looked down from the bridge. It’s DAMN terrifying. No worries they are perfectly fine and safe.
Do pay a visit, at least once in your life time. It would be something worth remember. :)

How to Savour the Beauty of Kuala Lumpur?
No visit to Kuala Lumpur or Malaysia is complete without visiting the iconic landmark of Malaysia — PETRONAS Twin Towers! Despite being a fully KL grown person, I’m still very touristy in exploring KL, including visiting the magnificent Twin Towers lately!
Many knew about the fact that our 88-​level Twin Towers were once the tallest skyscrapers in the world (still the tallest twin towers!) but only a few paid visit for splendid KL view. (Yes, splendid, I mean it). I didn’t expect much before visiting but the experience proved me wrong. I had been to multiple observation decks and skyscrapers in Asia (South Korea, Taiwan, Shanghai, Hong Kong and more!) and I must admit Twin Towers stun me and offer no less quality of experience than others!
3 reasons about WHY should you visit.
1) Within an hour visit, you get to enjoy KL view from the Skybridge (41^st floor) and Observation Deck (86^th floor). For city view lovers, how can this not match your appetite?
2) Let the photos do talking (see photos!)
Be it a skyscraper lover or someone who prefers landscape view with no obstruction by tall buildings, PETRONAS Twin Towers offer both
If you’re lucky enough, get yourself mesmerized by a sky full of stars in the tallest building in Malaysia.
3) At only RM 25 for Malaysian adult, this is the one-​of-​the-​kind experience (RM 20 for Malaysian students!). How is this resistable?
TIPS for 100% experience:
1) The tickets are always selling hot and fast (closed on Monday and Hari Raya). To avoid disappointment, purchase tickets of desired timeslots (visiting hours from 9 am to 9 pm) in advance (early purchase of a few days are allowed).
2) Alternatively, you can purchase tickets online. However, the online system does not offer ticketing for Malaysians.
3) Best moment to visit? Sunset. (Personal opinion, unlike other ever busy metropolitan cities that have multiple nearby skyscrapers, KL city view looks more charming at night)
For online ticketing and more information, visit the official website of PETRONAS Twin Towers.