3 Fun Things to do in Kuala Lumpur besides shopping at Ramadan bazaars

It’s critical to save vitality amid Ramadan. All things considered, it’s no reason for you to simply remain at home this month. This is really the best time to look at a few of the attractions in Kuala Lumpur as it’s low season and there will be lesser crowd than usual!

We have made a list of three spots to have some good times with your family and companions, without applying an excessive amount of vitality. They are all inside, so you can visit them no matter what. Read below.

3 Fun Things to do in Kuala Lumpur

1. Bake kuih raya at 123 Bake

Kuih raya

Since Raya is practically around the corner, why not take up a baking class so that you can awe your visitors with some homemade kuih raya this year?

Equipped with various types of baking appliances, this kitchen has all that you need to learn baking. Browse 40 plans for sweet pastries including chocolate brownie, Japanese cheddar tart, or chiffon cake. Baking First-time? No stresses! The DIY baking class is made overly simple with instructional recordings played all throughout the lesson. Missed a few directions? Don’t worry, you can playback the video for the same number of times you need.

2. Museum of Illusions, Bukit Bintang

Museum of Illusions

Situated at Ansa Hotel in Jalan Bukit Bintang, this museum has in excess of 70 shows intended to boggle the brain.

Our most loved is the, Vortex Tunnel, in which the pivoting chamber that you’ll be strolling through seems to thump you off your feet, regardless of you standing on a totally steady and level surface.

What about transforming into a giant or seeing your companion shrivel into a little dwarf? The Ames Room’s stunning visual contortions will make you chuckle with your companions with delight and disbelief.

3. Kuala Lumpur Upside Down House

Upside Down House

The Kuala Lumpur Upside Down House is simply outside the Kuala Lumpur Tower. It is the most recent and greatest Upside Down House in Malaysia following comparable forms in Sabah, Penang, Melaka and Port Dickson. The interesting looking house comprises of rooms with everything inside turned upside down. Indeed, even the outside resembles it’s been flipped over.

Enjoy the house and take many funny pictures. The staff would even suggest new postures to give it a shot and be your picture taker.

For more information visit Malaysia DMC.