Kuala Lumpur Tower

Kuala Lumpur tower or Menara Kuala Lumpur's construction began in 1991 and was completed in 1996. It was officially opened by former Prime Minister of Malaysia Tun Dr. Mahathir on 1 October 1996. It is used for telecommunication purposes and features an antenna that reaches a total height of 421 metres (1,381 ft). It now stands as the seventh tallest tower in the world.

The 421 metres Kuala Lumpur Tower.

The tallest tower in the world is the 634 m Tokyo Skytree in Japan followed by the 600 m Canton Tower in Guangzhou, China. Third is the 553 m CN Tower in Canada followed by the 540 m Ostankino Tower in Moscow, Russia. Fifth is the 468 m Oriental Pearl Tower in Shanghai, China and sixth is the 435 m Borj-e Milad tower in Iran.

The KL Tower International Day Night Towerthon Challenge is held on this tower annually where participants raced to the top of the tower at a height of 288m by using staircases that totaled 2,058 steps.

The Observation Deck is one of the main attractions at the tower. It is located 276m above the ground. Once up the tower, you will be able to see the beautiful scenery of Kuala Lumpur.

There are paid binoculars that are located on each section of the tower. However, it is always better to bring your own binocular as the paid binoculars can be quite crowded at certain time of the day. If you do not have your own binocular, ensure that you bring enough coins to be used for using the binoculars.

Sky Box @ Sky Deck is the latest attraction where Sky Box extends out from the Sky Deck ledge. It is located 300 metres above the ground.

Tower Walk 100 is located 100 feet above the ground. You will walk across the sky on the glass cliffs here.

You can look up at the various packages available before buying the tickets.

The tower is opened daily from 10am to 8pm.

Kuala Lumpur Tower ARAS Revolving Restaurant

There is a restaurant called ARAS Revolving Restaurant where you can dine and enjoy the beautiful scenery and glittering lights of the city of Kuala Lumpur. Make sure you call up to make reservation as this restaurant is packed most of the time. The maximum capacity is 250 persons a time.

Lunch is from 11:30am-2:30pm
Hi-Tea is from 3pm-5:30pm
Dinner is from 6:30pm-10:30pm

Moghul Mahal Restaurant

This restaurant serves authentic North Indian Cuisine and is located at the UG level of the tower. You can order tandoor set, biryani set or other food on the menu.

Santinos Pizza

This is the place to go for western food.

Sky Cafe

This cafe is located at TH05, Sky Deck. Get your beverages and desserts here while enjoying the view of the city.

The over a 110-year-old Jelutong Tree(Dyera Costulata) at the compound of the tower.

Mini theatre that will enable you to learn more about the construction of the tower.

KL Forest Eco Park

Previously known as Bukit Nanas Forest Reserve, remember to take a walk and enjoy the oldest forest reserve in the city. There are jogging tracks, open-air gymnasium, birds and a fantastic view of the city from this park. Guided tour at regular interval is provided but remember to bring along your towel as it can be quite humid and hot in the afternoon.

The recently completed 200m canopy walk is the longest in the city.

Lockers that you can use to keep your personal belongings.

Souvenirs on sale at the tower.

Getting To KL Tower

The tower is located at Jalan Puncak. You can take the KL Monorail to Bukit Nanas station where you can take a 15 minutes walk to the main gate at Jalan Puncak.

You can also take the LRT and stop at Dang Wangi Station. Take a 15 minutes walk from here or take GRAB/Taxi to KL Tower main gate.

You can also take the GOKL free shuttle bus and stop at Menara Hap Seng.

The basic entrance fees to the Observation Deck:

Malaysians: Adult: RM30, Children(4-12 years old): RM20

Foreigners: Adult: RM80, Children(4-12 years old): RM50

There are other packages available as well depending on your interests.

Further enquiry can be obtained by calling the tower hotline at:

Tel: +603 2020 5421