Inside The Tallest Twin Towers In The World - Petronas Twin Towers, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

We are unfortunately coming to an end to our time in Malaysia but any trip to Kuala Lumpur would not be complete without going inside the tallest twin towers in the world, The Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
The Petronas Twin Towers are located in the center of Kuala Lumpur and are one of Malaysia's proudest and most famous landmarks. In 1998 they were declared to be the world's largest buildings and the largest buildings of the 20th century. We went from 41st level (170 meters up) to the 86th floor, where the highest viewpoint is located with a beautiful and informative observation deck.
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[@ZabsAntsTravels]

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[@coolriffs.]

IMO, Petronas Twin Towers are the most iconic & beautiful building in the world.. no other building come close to it..😅

[@ZabsAntsTravels]

They are definitely the most beautiful building we have been in!

[@fionaturp4750]

What an amazing trip 😀😀

[@ZabsAntsTravels]

Thanks fi! ❤️

[@Yasin_Affandi]

Thank you for this video. Wonderful. KLCC and the Petronas Twin Towers are really beautiful. Hope that you guys have had a great time. Cool coin for memento.

[@ZabsAntsTravels]

We had an amazing time, wish the experience was longer to be honest but completely understand they need people to be in an out fairly quickly for how busy it is.

[@Yasin_Affandi]

@@ZabsAntsTravels Good to hear that you guys had a great time. Wonderful. Happy holidays. 😀

[@ZabsAntsTravels]

@@Yasin_Affandi we are going to be planning another Malaysia trip soon! Anywhere outside of KL you would suggest?

[@Yasin_Affandi]

@@ZabsAntsTravels There are many beautiful places you can visit in Malaysia. For instance, the tropical islands paradise, like Langkawi, Tioman, Perhentian, Kapas, Redang, Semporna. Cities like Penang and Melaka, a UNESCO world heritage sites could also be interesting. Sabah, a triple UNESCO world heritage geo park is also beautiful. Sabah and Sarawak in Borneo are two of the underrated states for foreign tourists, just like the states in the east coast of peninsular Malaysia. You guys can check out those places mentioned in Utube videos to see whether they are your cup of tea. Enjoy your weekend and happy holidays. 😀

[@ZabsAntsTravels]

Oh wow, thanks so much for the detailed list, we want to get back to Malaysia asap and think it would be amazing to check out some more places!

[@ma.lowelasalarda5835]

Can't Wait For Season 2 😁 (just a joke pls no offense.....)

[@deandean0570]

I loved watching travelvlogs from tourist who came to explore our country malaysia ..and wanna know how they feel and think abt Malaysia ....on the whole ..❤

[@ZabsAntsTravels]

Thanks so much! We love making videos in new countries. We can’t wait to get back to Malaysia, is there anywhere else you would suggest other than Kuala Lumpur?

[@lawalaplanb777]

Good morning...

[@ZabsAntsTravels]

Good morning! Thanks for watching

[@imansyafi]

Welcome to kl guys

[@ZabsAntsTravels]

Thanks so much!

[@ahchairoy2005]

for the best satay go to kajang. and alwas food outside the mall is much better.

[@ZabsAntsTravels]

Oh wow! I will put it on our list of places to visit

[@keangwooichoo6138]

Nice shot. You managed to fit the towers into your camera.

[@ZabsAntsTravels]

Thanks so much haha!

[@keangwooichoo6138]

I went for a meeting there long ago. I went to the 2nd deck of the bridge as a non-tourist

[@Yasin_Affandi]

That sounds wonderful. I had a similar experience. I was an ex KLCC employee from 1993 to 1999. The Petronas employees migrated to Tower 1 starting April 1997 while we, KLCC, migrated to Level 36 & 37 in September 1997, the first tenant for Tower 2. Believe it or not, the elevators for Tower 2 were not fully completed when we moved in. Instead, every working day, we have to use the elevators in Tower 1, cross over the skybridge to Tower 2, for more than few months. The KLCC park, back then, was beautifully lighted at night time. Those are now just mesmerizing memories of the past. I'm just happy to see so many foreign tourists visit KLCC each day.

[@ZabsAntsTravels]

Thanks so much! We had a blast! Is the 2nd deck different to the 1st?

[@ZabsAntsTravels]

I’m not surprised more and more people are visiting KLCC, it’s a fantastic city and we can’t wait to come back

[@Yasin_Affandi]

@@ZabsAntsTravels Wonderful. 😀

[@Yasin_Affandi]

@@ZabsAntsTravels Both levels of the skybridge on Level 41 & 42 are practically the same. Both towers used a double decker elevators, so one will enter and exit on an even number floor, and the other one will enter and exit on an odd number floor. 😀

[@cloweegold1977]

Hi Guys! Is there a dress code inside Petronas twin tower?

[@ZabsAntsTravels]

Not as far as I am aware. Maybe just have some cover up clothes in your bag just to be safe!