Food street
Malaysian stalls under a roof.
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The main shopping centre at the top of Genting Highlands, inside the Resorts World Genting complex; the Awana SkyWay cable cars arrive here from the valley station, so it is the first thing many visitors see at the summit. It has fashion, gift and chocolate shops, restaurants and cafés of many cuisines, and an indoor Malaysian food street recreating the feel of hawker stalls. Covered walkways link it to the Genting SkyWorlds theme park and the resort's hotels. The summit is fairly cool all year and often wrapped in mist, so the covered mall is a comfortable option when it rains or the fog thickens. Entry is free. It usually opens daily from ten in the morning to ten at night and gets very busy at weekends and in the holidays. Reach Genting from Kuala Lumpur by car or bus in about an hour, then take the cable car straight to the mall.
Malaysian stalls under a roof.
From valley to mall.
Summit mist.
Resorts World Genting, at the top of Genting Highlands
Skytropolis Indoor Theme ParkAn indoor theme park at the peak of Genting Highlands, in First World Plaza next2 minutes walk
Genting SkyWorldsAn outdoor theme park at the peak of Genting Highlands, some eighteen hundred me3 minutes walk
Awana SkyWay (Genting Highlands)Ten minutes in a gondola over thick tropical forest, climbing from the heat of t14 minutes walk4.6
Chin Swee Caves TempleA Chinese temple complex on a rocky forested slope of Genting Highlands, about f18 minutes walkThere are many halal restaurants and stalls, and some that are not, so look for the halal certificate at the entrance.