Electricity

There are two airports: Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) at Sepang, 55 km from the city, and Subang Airport is 12 km from the city—just a quick taxi ride away. Subang Airport caters mostly domestic flights. From KLIA to the Kuala Lumpur city centre you can take the high speed train KLIA Ekspres & …

Since most people don’t live downtown, the most common way of getting around in Kuala Lumpur is driving. There may be light traffic jams during rush hours, but nothing serious. However, for the visitor, the public transport system is well-expanded and consists of an underground system, a monorail line, a series of different train …

If you are not familiar with the city and only staying for a short period, taxis can be the most convenient way of getting about. Taxis are easily available and economical. Fares are charged according to the zone and are subject to change. An extra 50 percent is added for services between 24.00 (midnight) …

There are several post offices in Kuala Lumpur. Most of them are open Monday to Saturday but each post office has different opening or closing …

Country code: +60 Area code: …

220-240 volts, 3 pin …