The best spot to frame both towers, especially at sunset.
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A green oasis of around twenty hectares at the feet of the Petronas Towers, designed by the Brazilian landscape architect Roberto Burle Marx, and the place everyone takes the full-length photograph of the towers from. It is free, which is why families, joggers and residents of the surrounding towers share it with the tourists. At its heart is a lake with a lit musical fountain show in the evening, ringed by a promenade and a running track of more than a kilometre. Children get a big playground and a shallow wading pool, which makes the park an easy family stop after Aquaria or Petrosains. The best time is shortly before sunset: the sky colours behind the towers, then the steel facade lights up, and then the fountain show begins. At midday the heat is harsh and shade is scarce by the lake, so mornings and evenings are kinder. The park connects directly to the Suria KLCC mall with its halal restaurants and prayer rooms, and on its other side a long air-conditioned walkway runs to Bukit Bintang without stepping out into the sun.
The best spot to frame both towers, especially at sunset.
Water and light shows on the lake in the evening.
A big playground and a shallow wading pool.
At the foot of the Petronas Towers, Kuala Lumpur City Centre
Aquaria KLCCA ninety-metre glass tunnel you ride through on a moving walkway while sand tige4 minutes walk4.4
Petrosains, The Discovery CentreAn interactive science centre inside the Suria KLCC mall at the foot of the Petr5 minutes walk4.7
Petronas Twin TowersFrom 1998 to 2004 these were the tallest buildings in the world, and at 452 metr5 minutes walk4.6
KL TowerThis telecoms tower is shorter than the Petronas Towers, but it stands on a hill16 minutes walk4.5If you want the photograph, yes: the best shot of the towers is taken here for free. Going up adds the SkyBridge and the view from above, but it cannot put the towers in your picture.