Merdeka Square, Kuala Lumpur

A place with great historical significance as Malaysian independence was proclaimed and celebrated here in 1957. It is venue for yearly independence Day parade and festivities. beautiful historical buildings dot the place.

This is a one of the good spots for the photo lovers... the sky line is good... Abdul Samad building, The textiles museum, the huge flag pole, Victorian water fountain... and the KL art gallery. Though it's crowded it's definitely worth a visit. The miniature models in the art gallery is enjoyable the light and music show there is eye catching.

Merdeka in English is independent . Malaysian freedom first ceremony held in this square ,a lot of British era building located at surrounding areas, Selangor club, sultan Abdul samad building, KL city gallery. Beautiful location for photography especially at night looks awesome. There is a underground market where tourist can buy souvenirs and many more things, variety of different food is available there also ,over all an excellent place for visitors and families. Every year in August national day celebrations take place in this square.

A nice wide open space in the middle of town with a view of many of the city's most impressive landmarks. When visiting KL with young children, Merdeka Square is a good place to let them run around when they are tired of being in the stroller.

Merdeka Square is your tourist spot. To go around the area is to be enticed by its food offerings and souvenir items. Every corner is festive and guaranteed to make you buy. Like any establishment that intends to draw you to come and choose, Merdeka succeeds in the endeavor. Never leave the Square without something to remember it by.