KUALA LUMPUR: The iconic Petronas Twin Towers celebrated its 25th anniversary this year with vibrant festivities throughout the year.
The towers showcase Malaysia's rich cultural heritage, awe-inspiring architecture, and innovative spirit, uniting local and international communities.Part of the experience is a journey to the Skybridge, located on the 41st floor.
As the world's highest double-decked bridge connecting the two towers, the Skybridge not only represents an engineering marvel but also offers a unique perspective of Kuala Lumpur's dynamic cityscape.From this vantage point, visitors can take in breathtaking views of bustling streets, iconic landmarks, and the lush greenery of the KLCC Park.
The experience continues at the Observation Deck on Level 86, where visitors are treated to panoramic views of the Kuala Lumpur skyline. Informative exhibits and displays at the deck provide insights into the architectural and engineering feats that have made the Petronas Twin Towers a global icon.
Adding a special touch to the visit for this year, guests can purchase 25th Anniversary limited edition souvenirs apart from the regular memorabilia, at the gift shop. They can also send personalised postcards to their loved ones directly from the Observation Deck, making their visit even more memorable.
The Petronas Twin Towers Visit is specially curated to deliver a rich and immersive experience that blends cultural appreciation, architectural wonder, and educational engagementVisitors not only capture stunning photographs and enjoy awe-inspiring views, but they can also delve into the history and stories behind the towers, witnessing the seamless fusion of tradition and modernity that embodies Malaysia's pride.
In welcoming the year-end holidays, over the weekend, models were also featured in traditional attire representing the diverse cultural heritage of Malaysia, including Malay, Chinese, Indian, Iban, and Kadazan costumes. These cultural showcases offered visitors an opportunity to appreciate Malaysia's unique traditions while enhancing their overall experience at the Twin Towers.For first-time visitor Lee Wei Hui, 40, a teacher from Singapore, the trip was unforgettable.
"This is my first time here, and it's absolutely mesmerising. I was particularly amazed by the panoramic views from the 86th floor. The beautiful scenery erased my fear of heights," she said.Similarly, 18-year-old university student Aina Afikah Mohd Norfisyah expressed her pride as a Malaysian after visiting the Twin Towers for the first time.
"My father works in KLCC, but this is the first time our family explored the towers. I'm in awe of the design and architecture, it's a source of pride as a Malaysian," she said.The models in traditional attire charmed visitors, offering a glimpse into Malaysia's cultural richness. Ahmad Ihtisyammul Haqq Ishak, 27, a performer, said his role helped visitors connect with Malaysia's
heritage."I wore the traditional Malay attire complete with a tanjak, symbolising our culture. Visitors, especially from abroad, are fascinated by the meaning behind each element of our clothing," he said.
The tour around the tower's Skybridge and to the observation deck is normally carried out in small groups with a guide, providing explanations about the towers and its significance.Visitors can book tickets for the Petronas Twin Towers. Visit online at https://www.petronastwintowers.com.my.
While the 25th-anniversary festivities have added a special sparkle, the Petronas Twin Towers Visit remains a must-see attraction all year round.It offers visitors a deeper connection to Malaysia's cultural, architectural, and innovative essence, ensuring an unforgettable journey through the heart of this iconic landmark.