With a population of over 1.5 million, the capital of Malaysia is one of the most colorful and dynamic cities of the world. 'KL', as it is most popularly known, is a unique mixture of old and new..where graceful Mosques, elaborately designed Chinese and Indian temples merge with modern skyscrapers and office blocks. You'll find shops selling traditional Chinese medicine, wizened fortune tellers setting up on pavements, little hole in the wall shops with signs in Arabic, Chinese and Roman..selling everything from incense sticks to deodorants...and all of this amidst supermarkets and malls stocking the latest designer luxury items. There'll be the ever popular open air stalls (or hawkers, as they're known) serving up all kinds of local cuisine, from South Indian dosas, idlis, wadas to Malay Nonya food to Chinese dumplings and yaung tau foo. And if you fancy Western, try out the plentiful coffee shops, pizzerias and restaurants scattered all over the city. It's a dazzling blend

With a population of over 1.5 million, the capital of Malaysia is one of the most colorful and dynamic cities of the world. 'KL', as it is most popularly known, is a unique mixture of old and new..where graceful Mosques, elaborately designed Chinese and Indian temples merge with modern skyscrapers and office blocks. You'll find shops selling traditional Chinese medicine, wizened fortune tellers setting up on pavements, little hole in the wall shops with signs in Arabic, Chinese and Roman..selling everything from incense sticks to deodorants...and all of this amidst supermarkets and malls stocking the latest designer luxury items. There'll be the ever popular open air stalls (or hawkers, as they're known) serving up all kinds of local cuisine, from South Indian dosas, idlis, wadas to Malay Nonya food to Chinese dumplings and yaung tau foo. And if you fancy Western, try out the plentiful coffee shops, pizzerias and restaurants scattered all over the city. It's a dazzling blend of cultures and people...all of which contribute to form a colorful milieu..and give an introduction to the country of Malaysia. China town / Petaling street- In the heart of the old city, the best way to see Chinatown is on foot. A crowded, noisy, vibrant area of KL, Chinatown is a paradise for those interested in curios and exotic oddities great place to bag yourself a bargain. Golden Triangle- Expensive shops, up market restaurants,are all a part of the Golden Triangle. Here you'll find the steel and chrome. Petronas Towers (the tallest building in the world), and the Menara KL , or Kuala Lumpur Tower, the fourth highest communications tower in the world. A visit to the observation deck at the top is a must to take in the superb panoramic views. Merdeka Square- formerly known as Padang, is the heart of downtown KL. This is the site of the Proclamation of Independence in 1957. It's still used as a venue for national events, and the National Day Parades start here and much more..

LOCATION The apartments are located at the Damansara Perdana new golden triangle in Petaling Jaya, Kuala Lumpur just 15minutes to City Centre Kuala Lumpur via highway, 15 minutes to Water Theme Park Sunway Lagoon, 10 minutes to Bangsar area* expatriate hotspotz * 2 minutes to Ikea ( the largest Ikea outlet in Southeast Asia), Hypersupermarket Tesco,The Curves, Walk Street, Cineleisure, Ikano, international restaurants, cafes and bars * all of them located within a stone's throw of each other * and 7 minutes to Hindu Temple in Batu Caves www.virtualmalaysia.com/destination/batu%20caves.html FOR A SNACK, GREAT LUNCH OR DINNER AND ENTERTAINMENT! you are just 2 minutes drive to Mc Donald, Burger King, Movenpick Marche Restaurant, Kentucky Fried Chicken, Italiannies , Dunkin & Donats, Starbuck Cafe, Dome Cafe, Friday ( Steak House ), Sushi Bar, Big Apple Donut, Thai Express, Bavarian Beer House and lot more.. NO FUN TO COOK ! we are 3-5 minutes walking distance to

LOCATION The apartments are located at the Damansara Perdana new golden triangle in Petaling Jaya, Kuala Lumpur just 15minutes to City Centre Kuala Lumpur via highway, 15 minutes to Water Theme Park Sunway Lagoon, 10 minutes to Bangsar area* expatriate hotspotz * 2 minutes to Ikea ( the largest Ikea outlet in Southeast Asia), Hypersupermarket Tesco,The Curves, Walk Street, Cineleisure, Ikano, international restaurants, cafes and bars * all of them located within a stone's throw of each other * and 7 minutes to Hindu Temple in Batu Caves www.virtualmalaysia.com/destination/batu%20caves.html FOR A SNACK, GREAT LUNCH OR DINNER AND ENTERTAINMENT! you are just 2 minutes drive to Mc Donald, Burger King, Movenpick Marche Restaurant, Kentucky Fried Chicken, Italiannies , Dunkin & Donats, Starbuck Cafe, Dome Cafe, Friday ( Steak House ), Sushi Bar, Big Apple Donut, Thai Express, Bavarian Beer House and lot more.. NO FUN TO COOK ! we are 3-5 minutes walking distance to 24 hours local restaurant, bars and cafe, and with other facilities such pharmacy, reflexology spa, hair salons, nail spa, clinics, boutiques, cyber cafe, banks, groceries and etc. ACCESSIBILITY Amisha Home is mere 35 - minute drive from Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) by road and a 15 - minutes drive away from KL Sentral which is the Express Rail Link (ERL) station to KLIA, that takes 28 minutes. It is the perfect gateway for business and leisure travellers as the easily accessible from a number of expressways such as North Klang Valley, Expressway (NKVE), Federal Highway , New Pantai Expressway (NPE) and Damansara Puchong Expressway (LDP).