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| FromMoscow (SVO) | ToKuala Lumpur (KUL) | Round-trip / Economy | 9 Mar 2025 - 20 Mar 2025 | From EUR602* Last Seen 20 hours ago | From Moscow To Kuala Lumpur Fare Type Round-trip Economy Dates 9 Mar 2025 - 20 Mar 2025 From EUR602 Last Seen 20 hours ago |
| FromMoscow (SVO) | ToKuala Lumpur (KUL) | Round-trip / Economy | 5 Mar 2025 - 31 Mar 2025 | From EUR601* Last Seen 18 hours ago | From Moscow To Kuala Lumpur Fare Type Round-trip Economy Dates 5 Mar 2025 - 31 Mar 2025 From EUR601 Last Seen 18 hours ago |
| FromMoscow (SVO) | ToKuala Lumpur (KUL) | Round-trip / Economy | 12 Mar 2025 - 26 Mar 2025 | From EUR1,158* Last Seen 21 hours ago | From Moscow To Kuala Lumpur Fare Type Round-trip Economy Dates 12 Mar 2025 - 26 Mar 2025 From EUR1,158 Last Seen 21 hours ago |
| FromMoscow (SVO) | ToKuala Lumpur (KUL) | Round-trip / Economy | 10 Apr 2025 - 27 Apr 2025 | From EUR862* Last Seen 1 day ago | From Moscow To Kuala Lumpur Fare Type Round-trip Economy Dates 10 Apr 2025 - 27 Apr 2025 From EUR862 Last Seen 1 day ago |
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Kuala Lumpur – mining village to modern metropolis
Book flights to Kuala Lumpur to experience Malaysia’s eclectic capital. It’s a city dominated by the flickering spires of the giant Petronas Towers – where you’ll find modern mega-malls and shopping districts sitting alongside ancient temples and regal colonial architecture.
KL, as it’s known locally, has grown massively since starting life as a tin-mining village in the Klang Valley. Take a flight to Kuala Lumpur to see the sprawling city in all its glory from the observation deck of the KL Tower or take a stroll in the sky across the Petronas Towers walkway.
Dive into the city’s beating heart, its Old Town, to explore markets and street food vendors, as well as British-era influenced governmental buildings.
Head to Bukit Bintang for fantastic shopping or explore the wondrous Batu Caves, a Hindu temple inside an expansive carved-out limestone hill. Prayers and music reverberate around the walls of this religious marvel as fresh rainwater drips from the ceiling.
Book flight tickets to Kuala Lumpur with Etihad Airways and prepare to uncover the culture, history and much more of this effervescent Asian capital.
What's the weather like in Kuala Lumpur?
Average temperature Average rainfall
JAN
27°C
15cm
FEB
27°C
15cm
MAR
27°C
22cm
APR
27°C
27cm
MAY
28°C
20cm
JUN
28°C
13cm
JUL
27°C
13cm
AUG
27°C
15cm
SEP
27°C
19cm
OCT
27°C
27cm
NOV
27°C
28cm
DEC
27°C
23cm
Kuala Lumpur has a year-round tropical climate. The driest months in Kuala Lumpur are at the start of the year or between June and August.
The weather is consistently hot and humid and rainstorms can be frequent, though they mostly occur in the afternoons and early evenings.
Reasons to visit Kuala Lumpur
Admire the Petronas Towers
The dual spires of the Petronas Towers are the iconic symbols of Kuala Lumpur. Standing at almost 1,500 feet tall, they were the tallest buildings in the world until 2004.
An architectural wonder, the towers are home to a philharmonic concert hall, a vast shopping mall and the regional offices of many of the world’s most recognisable brands.
Head to the Skybridge on the 41st floor for stunning views of KL – and be sure to visit the towers at night to see them illuminated in a dazzling light show.
Explore the Batu Caves
The Batu Caves are a marvellous example of man and nature working in unison. Inside the network of limestone caves – just north of Kuala Lumpur – is a Hindu temple dedicated to the Tamil God Murugan.
The entrance to the cave network is dominated by the imposing Lord Murugan Statue. You’ll climb 272 steps as part of your pilgrimage to the cave entrance.
Inside, the roof of the cave looms high above, as monks and other worshippers stroll between the interior temples. A truly spiritual experience, it’s one not to be missed.
Shop and eat at Bukit Bintang
For a little retail therapy, head to Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur’s premier shopping district. Home to all things fashion and entertainment, the flashing advertising boards, mega-malls and upmarket shops in this inner-city district are reminiscent of New York’s Times Square.
There are plenty of food options here too, with local and international chains all jostling for attention. You’ll find upmarket hotels and plenty of vibrant nightlife spots too.
A walk through Bukit Bintang to the west will bring you to Petaling Street, home of the city’s Chinatown district. This is brimming with Szechuan and Cantonese restaurants, unique stalls and street traders.
Things to know before you fly to Kuala Lumpur
Airport transfers
Once your flight to Kuala Lumpur (KUL) has landed, it’s a short journey into the centre of the city. You can pre-book your airport transfer with Etihad to have your driver waiting for you on arrival.
Other options include the KLIA Express train, which runs at regular intervals. Buses and taxis are also available.
Local cuisine
Malaysian food is known the world over for its bold flavours, a treat for the taste buds with plenty of vegetarian options too.
Try nasi lemak – meat or fish combined with a spicy sauce, hard-boiled egg, anchovies, peanuts and cucumber slices, all served with delicious coconut milk rice.
Plugs
Malaysia uses a type G, three-pin plug system. Standard voltage and frequency are 240V/50Hz.
Be sure to purchase an adaptor should you need one before you fly to Kuala Lumpur.
Getting around Kuala Lumpur
Central KL is compact enough to explore on foot, but if the humidity is high make use of the monorail, light rail transit and city buses. KTM Komuter trains serve the suburbs. Load a Touch ‘n Go card with credit to use all four systems interchangeably.
Flying to Kuala Lumpur: FAQs
Where should I stay in Kuala Lumpur?
Central Bukit Bintang is always lively with shoppers, tourists and locals. Many of the city’s finest hotels are located here (and budget options are also available) plus you’ll have the pick of great shopping and dining options. Staying near KL Sentral gives you good access to the city’s main transport hub, while Changkat is good for nightlife.
How many days should I spend in Kuala Lumpur?
As part of a longer Malaysian holiday, or for a stopover, three to four days should be enough to see the major sights, do some shopping and enjoy a food tour. If KL is your principal destination, you could easily fill a week with activities in the city and a couple of day trips.
Are there any major festivals and celebrations in Kuala Lumpur?
Thaipusam is vast festival at the start of the calendar year in Malaysia where you’ll see colourful celebrations, especially at Batu Caves. Plan your flights to Kuala Lumpur during Hari Raya Aidilfitri and feast on delicious Malay cuisine.
Why we love Kuala Lumpur
"You never get tired of shopping and eating out when you’re in KL, and there’s always somewhere new to try. The city has an iconic city skyline and a fascinating blend of ancient and modern. The Hindu temples at Batu Caves are well worth a visit – go during Thaipusam Festival for an unforgettable experience.”