Kuala Lumpur Leisure

In addition to the city’s regular sports complexes offering swimming pools and tennis, two of the city’s most popular pastimes are golf and bowling, both of which have a choice of venues in the city where you can practice. However, the number one activity for tourists is shopping, with shopaholics being sure to fit in plenty of walking in between the various Gucci and Versace outlets. 

Bowling

Bowling is a popular family pastime in KL, with three bowling alleys offering indoor bowling year-round. Not only do the bowling alleys provide a great escape from the heat, but they allow you to brush up on your skills while entertaining the kids. Try Mid Valley Megabowl Bowling Alley or Pekeliling Bowl for state-of the art bowling.

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Golf

Golf is a popular game in KL, fuelled by the many businessmen that enjoy a retreat from the centre when they have a holiday. There are plenty of courses to choose from, with favourites being Kuala Lumpur Golf and Country Club, Royal Selangor Golf Club and Saujana Golf and Country Club; green fees apply to non-members.

Shopping

Many visitors come to KL to take advantage of the fantastic shopping available here. The city centre provides several big malls including Lot 10 and Sungei Wang Plaza, which sell everything from shoes to electronics and designer wear, while the more upmarket Suria KLCC will please those with an eye for genuine designer goods and money to spend.

For a more authentic shopping experience, try the city’s amazing markets, with Petaling being the primary food and clothing market, while handicrafts and artworks can be picked up at Central Market. 

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