MALAYSIA PETRONAS TOWER

General Info

Standing 88-story tall, the Petronas Twin Towers are stainless steel and glass structures and the icons of Malaysia. Built in 1996, these iconic structures are designed to symbolize country’s development and courage. These towers are linked by Skybridge, world’s highest double-decker bridge between 41st and 42nd floor that form ‘M’ shape which refers to Malaysia. In these towers, the floor plan was designed by considering 8-point Islamic star and five sections represent 5 pillars in Islam in each tower.

Malaysia Petronas Tower Attraction Tour

Petronas Tower Kuala Lumpur Tour Package is well known for its breathtaking views of the city skyline. The 452m (1482 ft.) towers are well known where only 1700 passes are distributed among the visitors on first come first serve basis and most are sold out by 9am. However, you may book advance tickets or Half Day Petronas Tower Tour to avoid long queues to view the dramatic cityscape from height. You may book skip-the-line ticket for added convenience.

We offer Petronas Tower Family Holiday Tour which is based on the towers offering detailed immersion in the architecture and history. It also covers quick stop at towers while visiting to other landmarks like Sultan Abdul Samad Building, National Monument, KL Tower, and National Museum.

Getting there

You can easily get to the Petronas Towers with our Twin Tower Malaysia Tour Package or by taxi. You can take LRT to Kuala Lumpur City Centre (KLCC) station by public transport and Petronas Towers are located at walking distance from there.

Best time to visit

In general, towers are open from Tuesday to Sunday from 9am to 9pm. If you are looking for limited day-of tickets, be sure to reach Twin Towers first in the morning. Ticket counter opens around 30 minutes earlier, 8.30am before the first entry. Tickets are usually sold out within few hours. Petronas Twin towers remain closed on Monday and on Friday afternoons for 90 minutes.

Highlights

1. Amazing views from the above
2. Conference Hall, Dining room, Prayer hall and shopping Mall
3. A park at the bottom of the tower
4. Halls for concerts and musical talents
5. View the tower spire & digital display
6. Joined at the 41st and 42nd floor to move from one building to another
7. Petronas Art gallery, convention centre and science centre
8. Observation deck at the 86th floor

Things to Know

1. Opens Daily – 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM
2. Special discount for the senior citizens
3. Ticket is required for visiting there
4. Tickets are also available via online

Notes

1. A must-see tourist attraction for architecture lovers.
2. There is limited availability of day-of tickets and they are sold out on first come, first serve basis. So, you should book in advance.
3. You can book ticket to observation deck which is on 86th floor or visit the towers with guided tour.
4. You can carry cameras in the towers but accessories like selfie sticks and tripods are not allowed.
5. Visitors have to leave their belongings at baggage counter at the entrance of Petronas Towers.