Kuala Lumpur

Kuala Lumpur, Black Travel

Everyone enjoys Kula Lumpur City Center with Petronas Towers in the background

Kuala Lumpur lives up to its nickname as the magical capital of Malaysia. Locals call it “KL”, a place where many races and ethnicities seem to magically get along, which makes visitors of all backgrounds love it.

History
In the 19th century, KL was a significant tin-industry settlement, primarily because of Yap Ah Loy

KL Contrasts & Diversity
Chinese and Indian immigrant cultures effortlessly fuse with native Malay culture

Fatima singing at No Black Tie nightclub, Kuala Lumpur

Fatima singing at No Black Tie nightclub, Kuala Lumpur

7 Reasons to Visit KL
From diverse food aromas to magnificent temples and modern architecture, KL delivers

No Black Tie Delivers Go-To Place for Jazz & Soul
If you’re a jazz or R&B aficionado, the cleverly named No Black Tie is the place to land

Little India in Brickfields District; (c) Malaysia Tourism

This Indian enclave has various social, cultural, educational and religious establishments; (c) Malaysia Tourism

Indigo and the Lights Illuminate a Bright Spirit on the Local Music Scene
Listening to the silky jazz vocals of Fatima of Indigo and the Lights brings to mind top American singers

Travel Tips
Kuala Lumpur roughly means “muddy river confluence” at the Gombak and Klang Rivers

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