Two gleaming 88-storey towers linked by a skybridge, once the tallest buildings in the world and still the symbol of KL.
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The Petronas Twin Towers rise 452 m over Kuala Lumpur, two matching 88-storey towers that were the tallest buildings in the world when completed in 1998 and remain the tallest twin towers anywhere. Designed with a floor plan inspired by Islamic geometric patterns, the towers are connected by a double-decker skybridge on levels 41 and 42, one of the most photographed features of the Kuala Lumpur skyline.
Visitors can go up to the skybridge and, with a separate timed ticket, continue to the observation deck on level 86, looking out over the city and the green expanse of KLCC Park below. At the base of the towers sits Suria KLCC, a large shopping mall, making it easy to combine a visit to the towers with shopping, dining and an evening by the park's fountains.
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The towers suit families, couples, groups and photographers, for a visit of 1.5 to 2.5 hours. Tickets to the skybridge and observation deck are timed and limited each day, so booking online in advance is strongly recommended.
KLCC Park, at the base of the towers, hosts an evening fountain and light show that pairs well with photos of the illuminated towers after dark.
Fly from Islamabad, Lahore or Karachi to Kuala Lumpur, with direct flights available on several airlines. Check current routes and book early.
Take the KLIA Express train or a taxi into central Kuala Lumpur, usually 30 to 60 minutes.
Take the LRT or monorail to KLCC station, which connects directly to the towers and mall.
Visit the skybridge and observation deck, then walk through KLCC Park and the mall below.
December to February
Generally drier weather, good for walking around KLCC Park.
March to April
Warm and humid, with occasional showers, but still comfortable overall.
May to September
Warm and humid, with regular afternoon rain showers typical of KL's climate.
October to November
Heavier rainfall is more likely, though the towers themselves are unaffected indoors.
Travel smart
A few useful things to know before you go there.
Daily ticket numbers for the skybridge and deck are limited and sell out.
The towers and fountain show look best after dark.
Allow time for security checks before your timed entry.
Smart casual clothing is fine for the towers and the mall.
The park makes a pleasant walk before or after your visit.
The towers' air-conditioned interior can feel cool after Kuala Lumpur's heat.
Public transport avoids KL's traffic and parking challenges.
Afternoon showers are common, so plan outdoor park time accordingly.
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They stand 452 m tall with 88 storeys each, and remain the tallest twin towers in the world.
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