Walk will take 15 minutes and distance is about 1.1 kms taxi will take 10 minutes and distance increases by 1 km

1. LRT KLCC 2. KTM Batu Caves 3. Monorail Raja Chulan 4. LRT KLCC Tidak perlu naik kereta. Harap dapat membantu.

Yes, you are right. The Convention Centre usually is for conferences and events e.g. IT fair, book fair etc. There is no fee to enter the Convention Centre itself, and most of the events for the public are free, but there may be a charge. However, there is an Aquarium in the centre which you have to pay a fee to go into. It used to be quite good, but I haven't been for many years. The Convention Centre itself is next to Suria KLCC, which is a big shopping mall which more high-end shops eg Prada, LV, but some more reasonable brands eg M&S also. There are many food options on the higher floors. Next to the Convention Centre is the KLCC Park, which is a nice green area to walk around and there are fountains which light up during the night time. Linked to the shopping mall is the iconic KL Twin Towers, but you need to queue for limited tickets to get in. As a tourist, I wouldn't go to the Convention Centre, unless you are keen on seeing the Aquarium. Go to the shopping mall instead. If you are keen on getting a photo of yourself with the Twin Towers in the background, just outside the Convention Centre is a good spot. Walk out from the shopping mall towards the Park and turn right towards the Convention Centre and once near it, you should be able to get a good selfie with the Towers in the background! If you are driving, park at the shopping mall which is much cheaper than parking at the Convention Centre. Happy holidays in Malaysia!