Menara Tower in Kuala Lumpur – 6th in height the world

When is the best way to climb all kinds of observation platforms? That’s right, in clear and sunny weather. But this is not about us, as in The situation with the Olympic tower in Munich, we had no luck. At first the day of our arrival in Kuala Lumpur the weather was the most outstanding, but we slept all day after a long and sleepless journey. And what it was our surprise that the rest 3 days it was raining and the city was tightened by a haze of clouds.

Near the tower grows a tall and thick tree, which is almost a hundred years. When the Menara was built, the locals did not let him cut it, and now it grows alongside, and Bukit Park is made around it Nanas.

Old tree near MenaraOld tree near Menara

Old tree near the Menara

The content of the article

  • 1 Menara Tower in Kuala Lumpur
  • 2 Cultural Village
  • 3 Bukit nanas
  • 4 Information to visit

Menara Tower in Kuala Lumpur

Menara (Menara Kuala Lumpur or Menara KL Tower) – a television tower with a height of 421 meters, which is considered the 4th highest in the world among similar towers, according to themselves builders. True, their opinion differs from Wikipedia, because that progress does not stand still, and towers were built higher, and in reality, it is now the 6th highest in the world.

However, for us it is not the height of the Menara Tower itself that is important, how much is the height of its viewing platform, and here Menara will be on one of the first places, at least exactly above the Ostankino towers.

Stand with all the high towersStand with all the high towers

Stand with all the tall towers

Ostankino tower in second placeOstankino tower in second place

Ostankino Tower in second place

A little upset because of the bad weather, we still got up on the tower of Menara. We bravely waited for the rain to end, sitting in a cafe at foot and gobbling food brought with them, but never came. Above the rain was not visible, but the horizon was all enveloped white mist, and it’s a pity because there is a chain of mountains.

Romantic dinner near the Tower of MenaraRomantic dinner near the Tower of Menara

Romantic lunch near the Tower of Menara

View from the foot of the tower at Bukit Nanas and the cityView from the foot of the tower at Bukit Nanas and the city

View from the foot of the tower at Bukit Nanas and the city

Cafe near the Menara TowerCafe near the Menara Tower

Cafe near the Menara Tower

Nevertheless, we didn’t regret how much time was spent and of money. I certainly do, because my element is air, and I love all sorts heights. We were higher than all the skyscrapers in the district, well, except perhaps that the twin towers of Petronas (Petronas).

On the elevator to the skyOn the elevator to the sky

On the elevator to the sky

Kuala Lumpur from a heightKuala Lumpur from a height

Kuala Lumpur from a height

Kuala Lumpur from a heightKuala Lumpur from a height

Kuala Lumpur from a height

Someone in the hotel has a poolSomeone in the hotel has a pool

Someone in the hotel has a pool

Monorail station in Kuala Lumpur from a heightMonorail station in Kuala Lumpur from a height

Monorail Station in Kuala Lumpur from a height

Traffic jamsTraffic jams

Traffic jams

Kuala Lumpur from a heightKuala Lumpur from a height

Kuala Lumpur from a height

Kuala Lumpur from a heightKuala Lumpur from a height

Kuala Lumpur from a height

At the entrance to the Menara view platform, everyone gets a media player with screen and headphones, with which the virtual guide will hold you a tour in Russian! There are other languages if after long wanderings you have forgotten how to perceive the Russian language. There is only one difficulty here – to simultaneously photograph, listen and find the sights told Kuala Lumpur for window is quite difficult.

Stand with headphonesStand with headphones

Stand with headphones

Media Player with Virtual GuideMedia Player with Virtual Guide

Virtual Guide Media Player

Virtual TourVirtual Tour

Virtual tour

Also pleased that almost every checkpoint (species point tours) cost free binoculars, and you can see what makes Chef with his secretary in the near skyscraper.

We look through binocularsWe look through binoculars

We look through binoculars

Sightseeing on the Menara TowerSightseeing on the Menara Tower

Observation deck on the Menara Tower

Kuala Lumpur in the eveningKuala Lumpur in the evening

Kuala Lumpur in the evening

Kuala Lumpur and Petronas Towers in the eveningKuala Lumpur and Petronas Towers in the evening

Kuala Lumpur and Petronas Towers in the evening

Exhibition in the hall of Menara - as many as 6 phones!Exhibition in the hall of Menara - as many as 6 phones!

The exhibition in the hall of Menara – as many as 6 phones!

Foot of the Menara TowerFoot of the Menara Tower

Foot of the Menara Tower

Cultural Village

In addition to the viewing platform, a supplement is added to the ticket to choose from: Cultural Village (Cultural Village) or Animal Zone (Mini zoo) + F1 gaming machine + pony rides. Our choice fell on the village, because we are “smart”, and walking in the open was the most time.

Entrance to the cultural villageEntrance to the cultural village

Entrance to the cultural village

Most of all we were pleased with the bamboo house. Twenty years ago I could only dream of such a thing by building huts in the trees with others the boys.

Cultural Village - Bamboo HouseCultural Village - Bamboo House

Cultural Village – Bamboo House

Cultural village at the foot of the MenaraCultural village at the foot of the Menara

Cultural village at the foot of the Menara

Cultural village at the foot of the MenaraCultural village at the foot of the Menara

Cultural village at the foot of the Menara

After inspecting all the huts, and finally getting wet, caring village staff offered us an umbrella. Just in time.

Bukit Nanas

If you have time, go also to the park of Bukit Nanas, which located at the foot of the tower. Logging in is hard to find and easier. to ask. For reference, a passage between a small gray building and The entrance to the Animal Zone leads just to the entrance to the park.

Passage to the park Bukit NanasPassage to the park Bukit Nanas

Walkway to the park Bukit Nanas

Entrance to the park Bukit NanasEntrance to the park Bukit Nanas

Entrance to the park Bukit Nanas

Bukit Nanas Park MapBukit Nanas Park Map

Map Park Bukit Nanas

Bukit Nanas is a corner of the local jungle in the city center, where You can get a little idea of the local flora without leaving beyond the metropolis. It is small and starts with hanging bridges. For a moment it seems that got into the past or in the movie “And struck thunder “on the same story by Ray Bredberry.

Please note that it closes at 6 pm. Apparently specially to darkness close up.

Park Bukit NanasPark Bukit Nanas

Park Bukit Nanas

Park Bukit NanasPark Bukit Nanas

Park Bukit Nanas

Information to visit

– The cost of climbing the tower: 45 RM (450r) per adult, and 35 RM (350r) with a child. – The nearest metro station is KLCC, and the nearest Dong monorail station. Next walk 10-15 minutes. According to the map it is not difficult. – From the entrance to the tower of Menara walks minibus right up to barrier located 500 meters away. If the time coincided You can go, but you should not wait for it specially. – Taxi from the foot the tower costs 20RM to the KLCC metro station. From the taxi stand barrier already 15 rm to metro klcc. And if you walk another 100 meters, where the main the road, then over the counter you can drive for 4 RM. – Working hours towers from 9 am to 21.30 pm.

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