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One of the main attractions of Malaysia is the KCC (Kuala Lumpur City Center), which is known as the twin tower. This tower is located in the busiest commercial area in the middle of the capital city. It is one of the most interesting places in the world trade. Not only is the business center, but also a scenic tourist spot made of artificial lakes, fountains, and trees, in the towers and related areas situated above 100 acres of land, which has become one of the most attractive places of the world tourists.
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Let's first know about the Twin Towers in Malaysia, some important information. Kuala Lumpur City Center is affiliated with the streets of Jalpaiguri, Ampang, P., Pamali, Binzai, Kia Peng and Pinang. There are a number of famous shopping complexes in Surya Kelcci, Avenue Case, in this tower. Next to it is the Big Ticket Hotel, such as G Tower, Manmadrin Oriental, Grand Hight Kuala Lumpur and Intercontinental Kuala Lumpur Hotel. Actually KLCC is like another city in Kuala Lumpur City, which is situated on 100 acres of land. The highest two buildings in Malaysia have been combined together. There are 5 hotels, shopping centers, offices etc. The official name of the KLCS is Petronas Twin Towers KLCC. It has a huge public park and mosque which is open to the public. But to get to the bridge on the 70th floor of the Twin Tower, the tickets have to be cut one day before. The whole city is seen from this place. The attached park is also huge. It has a large artificial lake, a beautiful waterfall, a beautiful lawn, a beautiful lawn, has become an attractive coat of artists, and it is very interesting. During the day, the scene of the night is different. The splendid beauty of the color of the color of the fountain with the water of the fountain is able to keep the tamarisk's heart. Visitors came to this lake or fountain area and took photos with different angles to twin towers.
KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA - JANUARY 14, 2017: Petronas Twin Towers At KLCC City Center. The Most Popular Tourist Destination In Malay Editorial Stock Photo - Image: 84822438
The construction work of the KLCC started on 1 January 1992. Construction was completed on 1 January 1996. Another surprise is to finish building the construction of such a great installation in just five years. On January 1, 1998, it was opened to the public. On 31 August 1999, at the 8th of the month, the country's great independence day, the architect of the modern Malaysian Dr. Mahathir Mohammad officially inaugurated.
KUALA LUMPUR - APRIL 26 : The Petronas Twin Towers (KLCC) At Night ...
The KLCC seems to be two steep buildings made of steel structure to look out from outside. The flare of the sun shines in the eyes of everyone. A bridge that connects 96-storey buildings The following are some of the burden burdens that it is part of a separate building. The outer steel plating, but the inner construction is completely stone. Other high-rise buildings of Kuala Lumpur are also located in this area. The top of the building is not seen when looking at the top. It is incredible to visit this important commercial area, but there is a free ride on buses. It also did not have a bus, as the air-conditioned bus. However, the movement of buses, train taxis, and private cars in Malaysia are all air-conditioned. In all the rules, people work like machines with machines. Malaysia can be seen as a neighboring country to see what digital sayings mean.
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