The Royal Palace (Kuala Lumpur)


Rest in Malaysia is remembered for its tranquility and variety. Natural beauties and national shrines, majestic temples and religious buildings, as well as historical monuments - all this attracts thousands of tourists. The most symbolic are state-level sights , such as the Royal Palace.

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Among the many majestic buildings of Malaysia, the Royal Palace, the pride of Kuala Lumpur, stands out. It is located on a small hill almost in the center of the capital of Malaysia. The palace is named after Istana Negara and is a majestic architectural ensemble. The whole complex of buildings was originally a mansion, which was built on the idea and the means of a Chinese millionaire. Later, the Royal Palace became the property of Sultan Selangor, and later became the property of Malaysia.

Currently, the Royal Palace in Kuala Lumpur is the current residence of the King - His Majesty of Malaysia Yang di Pertuan Agonga. All state events and ceremonies of the highest level are held here. Inside the building, ordinary citizens are prohibited from entering.

What to see?

The total area of ​​the palace complex is 9 hectares. Around it are broken golf courses, tennis courts and swimming pools. Among the greenery of the gardens, fountains gurgle and palm trees grow. Tourists are happy to rest on the picturesque lawns.

It is interesting to look at the honorary mounted and foot guard at the main gate. Guardsmen serve in the uniforms of the colonial era, which adds solemnity and color to this important moment. By the way, the rules of the Royal Palace are allowed to be photographed freely and free of charge against the guardsmen.

How to get there?

It is more convenient to get to the Royal Palace in Kuala Lumpur on one of the city buses β„–β„– BET3, U60, U63, U71-U76.