Hanging out at KLCC, Kuala Lumpur

  Hello everybody! It’s been a long time I didn’t update my blogger. So, I decided to find some random topics to fill in this blog post. Well, now I’m still having school holiday (2 weeks holiday since 28^th of May). I find myself basically being locked up at home for almost 24/7, therefore it’s time to go and hang out somewhere else.

   Yesterday, Friday I’ve decided to hang out at KLCC…  Why did I opt to go there? This is because KLCC is homed with lots of shop lots in the Suria shopping mall which just right below the Petronas Twin Towers. However, due to almost all the things are quite expensive, so I compelled to window shop all over the shop lots only.

I went there by taking LRT. I ride LRT that nearby to my home, Kinrara BK5 LRT station. In fact, that is one of the extension stations of the LRT Ampang Line which began to operate on 1 Nov 2015. The duration to reach to the destination is almost one and a half hour (including interchanging station in Masjid Jamek in order to take LRT Kelana Jaya Line to arrive there). How about the cost? The LRT costs are depending on how far the station you going to reach. For example, I am going to KLCC from Kinrara BK5 station (very long distant) cost RM4.90 per single ride. Meanwhile, going to IOI Puchong Jaya Station from Kinrara BK5 (very short distant) is about RM1.70. Although the token price is quite expensive, but totally worth to ride it as I can view the scenery in the air-conditioned train.

Kinrara BK5 LRT station

Here are some photos of KLCC…

 

KLCC park

Window shopping...

In the end, although in all of the journey I was literally buying nothing, but it was totally worth it. It was better than spending whole day at home to do nothing. At least going outside able to make me relieving stress.

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