travella: Malaysia-Kuala Lumpur: PETRONAS Twin Tower (KLCC)

The PETRONAS Twin Tower is a landmark of Malaysia. It locates at the central of Malaysia's capital city Kuala Lumpur. This 88-storey Twin Tower has been acknowledged as the tallest twin building in the wold. The design of this unique architecture is created by renowned architect, Cesar Pelli.

The two towers are connected by a sky bridge at levels 41 and 42. Tourists can visit the linked bridge for free before the renovation in 2013. But now, RM80 is charged for the same tour.

Look up at the bridge

I was walking by or across this awesome twin tower for thousand times because my office is just opposite it, some amazing moments were captured.

This is a morning view from my office, but unluckily that day is a bit cloudy.

A view of the twin tower from KLCC park, which is a public park in the center area of Kuala Lumpur.

This photo was taken from the bottom of one tower. I am really a fun of this metallic tower.

Rainbow sun at the top of the tower.

Dusk verging into night.

Half light on.

Night time

Coconut tree and the twin tower, photo taken from the bus station infront of Suria KLCC.

Purple light day, one day only. I don't what the special event is for that day, but we all saw purple towers on that night. It looks awesome.

New year eve

Lego version of the twin tower, shot from Lego Land, Jahor Baru, Malaysia. All the landmark buildings of Malaysia are made up by lego blocks.

The Petronas Twin Tower also shows on KL monorail ticket.

Music fountain at the behind of KLCC.

There are serval restaurants nearby the fountain. You can easily find a cup of coffee or a glass of bear to enjoy the evening leisure time.

A peaceful lake in the other side of the fountain.

Inside KLCC, there is a five floors shopping mall, including fashion shops, souvenir booths, feature restaurants, cinema, even museum and aquarium. You won't be stuck for ideas on what to do around here.