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7 Must-Visit Museums in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia While walking around this city is a great way to discover the history of Malaysia, sometimes there's nothing better than a carefully curated museum. Luckily for the wandering historian, Kuala Lumpur has numerous buildings dedicated to documenting the development of this beautiful country, from its cultural aspects to its advancements in technology and architecture. We at Culture Trip recommend these museums for a fulfilling educational trip about Malaysia's past, present and future. National Museum of Malaysia Designed in accordance to the features of a Malay Minangkabau Gadang palace, the National Museum –erected in 1963 by the third official Agong king of new Malaysia after the independence of Malaya from the colonial forces of Britain – hosts the majority of the country’s history. Detailing records of prehistoric life to current historical events and achievements...
The Best Markets In Mumbai, India Mumbai markets are a shopaholic’s lifeline. With the cheapest of prices for the best of things, the bazaars of Mumbai are the most crowded and popular places to buy things ranging from vintage items, fabrics and fake branded clothes to gadgets, gizmos, books and food. Name it, and Mumbai markets sell it. Here we explore some of the best markets in the city. Colaba Causeway Colaba Causeway starts from a scattered collection of stalls to a seemingly never ending boardwalk of irresistible things. Approaching the entrance to Colaba Causeway, you are greeted with galaxies of bags, exotic shawls, amusing household items, T-shirts sporting mottos and slogans, clothes and accessories. A shopaholic’s dream, the numerous cramped up stalls have many hidden treasures. To find your treasure, keep digging deeper, Colaba Causeway rewards the dedicated rummager. Bargaining is also a vital part of the process. Never agree to the first three p...
Top 10 Things To See & Do In Amritsar, India Amritsar is a beautiful blend of tradition, culture, history and food. Founded in 1577 by the fourth Sikh guru, Ram Das, the city is divvied into two parts by the railways lines. In the Old City to the South you’ll find the Golden Temple, one of India’s most spectacular and serene sights, along with several other ancient historical structures. The North side of town is all upmarket restaurants, gleaming towers, modern homes, and other shining signs of the city’s contemporary prosperity. Read on for a list of the top ten ways to explore this city’s glorious past and exciting current events. Wagah Border Crossing Ceremony | © Erik Mary/Flickr Wagah Border Crossing Wagah is the border on the grand trunk road that marks the dividing line between Pakistan and India, known to same as the ‘Berlin Wall of Asia’. On this border, a retreat ceremony called ‘lowering of the flags’ has been held every single evening s...