Sky Deck KL Tower

Enjoy panoramic 360-degree views of Kuala Lumpur from KL Skyscraper, the world's 7th highest freestanding tower, rising 421 meters above ground level. KL Tower is the nation's first tower nestled within a forest! It provides opportunities for viewing, dining, nature, adventure, events, and shopping. Although the KL Tower is known for its many attractions, the Sky Deck forms its greatest charm.

The Sky Deck KL Tower is a 300-meter-high open-air deck that is a great feature of the KL Tower. The impressive perspective of KL can be found here since it enables a 360-degree skyline where the splendor of this raucous metropolis will certainly take your breath away. It's ideal for any type of photoshoot and is entirely instagrammable, but it can only be visited on days when there is no risk of lightning. The views from the KL Tower Sky Deck during sunset are said to be the best in the city as well.

- Bukit Nanas National Reserve: One of Malaysia's oldest forest reserves, contains the KL Tower. Put on your athletic gear and stop by for a nature stroll in the forest reserve that acts as the city's "green lung" of city. The KL Tower's design and construction were meticulously carried out with concern for the preservation of its natural surroundings. In fact, next to the tower, a 100-year-old jelutong tree that is a must-see sight was given extra attention by having a retaining wall built around it!

- The towers are shorter than the Petronas Towers: Don't let your eyes trick you into thinking the KL Tower is taller than the Petronas Twin Towers just by looking at the KL city skyline! Due to its elevated position on top of a hill, the KL Tower seems somewhat higher than it actually is (515 meters above sea level). The Petronas Twin Towers are really 31 meters shorter in actuality.

- There’s a zoo on the ground floor: The ground level of the KL Tower houses a miniature zoo. The little zoo is a delightful destination for kids and families. It is home to a broad variety of exotic creatures, including cheeky squirrel monkeys, cuddling bunnies, meerkats, sugar gliders, and the tiniest horse species in the world.

- The Towers hold its own annual marathon: Since 1998, a KL Tower International Towerthon Challenge has been organized annually. To reach the dining hall, which is 288 meters above the earth, participants must run 800 meters uphill to the lobby of the tower and then ascend a flight of 2,058 stairs.