The alpha city of Malaysia, which is also the largest city as well as the capital of the country, boasts of being the cultural, financial, and economic center of Malaysia. It is known for its multicultural modernity and is also one of the most modern cities of Asia. It displays its rich past through its historic monuments and its progress through the cloud-kissing skyscrapers, glitzy shopping malls, and restaurants. The city was founded near the intersection of Klang and Gombak rivers, hence the name Kuala Lumpur, which in Malay means ‘Muddy Confluence’.

The top experiences that delegates can have in Kuala Lumpur before and after events include Lake Gardens, Menara Kuala Lumpur, National Museum, Masjid Jamek Sultan Abdul Samad, Sin Sze Si Ya Temple, KL Forest Eco Park, Islamic Arts Museum, and Kuala Lumpur Bird Park.

Kuala Lumpur enjoys sound connectivity with other cities of Malaysia as well as the major cities of the world by air, rail, and road. Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport is the nearest major airport, situated at a distance of about 42 kilometers from the city center. It is operational for both domestic as well as international flights. Kuala Lumpur International Airport is another nearest major airport, situated at a distance of about 63 kilometers from the city center. KL (Kuala Lumpur) Sentral is the largest train station in Malaysia. It is the city’s premier transportation hub. KL Monorail is another transportation means available in the capital which covers a total of 11 stations. Intercity as well as hop-on-hop-off bus services are also available in the city.