Regarded as a national treasure, Batu Caves presents a rare combination of natural beauty and cultural significance.

On Malacca island, at the intersection of Clank and Gambak located one of the brightest capitals, Kuala Lumpur, or as the locals call it K-L. Here, perhaps, there is everything - from huge trading houses to green parks stretching for a mile and ancient mosques. Anyone who dares to fly across the ocean and endure a 10-hour voyage will find entertainment for every taste, spicy and sour traditional food and a lot of positive memories.

Kuala Lumpur has become a real discovery for gourmets from all over the world. It doesn't take long here to find a place to sample delicious traditional food, but the practical advice of a food guide in Kuala Lumpur won't be superfluous at all.