Free Walking Tours Kuala Lumpur
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Where does the tour start?
You will receive the full meeting point details and a map after you finalize your booking, in a confirmation email.
Do I have to book my Free Tour?
Yes, it's necessary to book your Free Tour in order to receive the full meeting point details via email on time. This helps ensure an enjoyable experience and good coordination between guides and tour guests. Booking is free, quick, and easy!
Can I contact my guide?
Yes, you will be able to message your guide with any questions that you might have after making a reservation, up until the start of the tour.
Can I make a booking for a larger group?
Maybe! In order to keep the group sizes manageable, each guide sets their own limit of guests per booking and departure. Choose the Free Tour you want to book, select the number of people in your group, and see if there are any departures available that suit your needs.
Are Free Tours really Free?
Yes, with Free Tours, there's no set price; instead, the guides rely on the tips of participants to sustain their livelihoods. By contributing a fair amount that reflects the value you receive from the tour, you not only support the guides but also express your appreciation for their expertise and dedication.
Highlights of your trip!
Best Free Tours in Kuala Lumpur
Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia, is a sprawling metropolis where huge skyscrapers designed with architectural techniques at the cutting edge of modern design are sandwiched next to artisan coffee shops and boutiques. By far, the best way to experience this vibrant city is on foot. None of those all-too-frequent traffic jams will get you as you explore the city with a local guide on Free Walking Tours in Kuala Lumpur. Best of all, they’re free! With a Free Kuala Lumpur Heritage Trail, you will discover important sites steeped in history around Merdeka Square. After that, take a Kuala Lumpur City Tour around Chinatown, where you will marvel at shops and markets selling everything you could ever want! And of course, join a Free Tour Kuala Lumpur by Night to enjoy a unique view of the dazzling city after dark, including the Bukit Bintang area and the Petronas light show. Finally, there are Malaysian Food Tours available for foodies and cooking lovers.
Highlights of a Free Tour in Kuala Lumpur
Kuala Lumpur city is built on the foundations of Chinese tin mines, and less than 200 years separate today’s imposing skyline from the thick jungle it was cut from. Come and explore this surprising history and see top-rated landmarks with Kuala Lumpur Free Walking Tours. You’ll immediately see that the twin Petronas Towers dominate the city’s skyline. Views from the 86th floor are unforgettable, but book early. Though slightly smaller, most visitors prefer the view from Menara Kuala Lumpur, a 421m high telecommunications tower. At the top, there is a revolving restaurant and weather-dependent open deck, which also has a terrifying glass sky box (those with vertigo need not apply). For art lovers, stroll down Chinatown Petaling Street to spot colorful art on walls and buildings, or visit the amazing Islamic Arts Museum. Finally, do not miss the opportunity to hang around Dataran Merdeka (Independence Square), just in front of the beautiful Sultan Abdul Samad Building.
Things to Do in Kuala Lumpur
After joining some Free Tours in Kuala Lumpur, you might feel like chilling out in nature. Forest Eco Park is a nature reserve at the heart of the city with a canopy walkway that cuts through protected jungle. If your pleasures lie a little closer to ground level, spend some time visiting the lush tropical park of Perdana Botanical Gardens and see amazing birds roaming freely in Taman Burung Kuala Lumpur. To sample true traditional Malaysian cuisine, try the enormous Central Market or take a trip out to the jungle village of Sungai Penchala, where you can eat at Sambal Hijau and even learn to cook at LaZat, where a market tour is superseded by a cooking class in a traditional home. After sightseeing in the city, you can take a full-day trip to Malacca or Taman Negara National Park. And to discover Malaysian multiculturality, take a half-day tour with a local guide to Batu Caves: a limestone hill with numerous caves and cave temples which forms the most popular Hindu temple outside India.
