In the world where innovations and developments are swiftly done and realized, there is always an icon which symbolizes the progress of a specific place. For instance, the tower of Liberty in United States serves as a representation of people’s dreams in America. The same goes with the Eiffel Tower of France. This is also what the Petronas Twin Towers symbolizes for Malaysia.

Considered to be the world’s tallest twin towers, the Petronas Towers are located in the Malaysia in Kuala Lumpur. It is specifically built in the Kuala Lumpur City Centre towering in the place of the old race track of Kuala Lumpur.

The twin towers were constructed and were redesigned by the government and some private sectors which cost $1.6 US Billion. The two towers were designed using the combination of traditional and modern architectural styles. Its structure follows the 8-rule of the Chinese which gives a huge importance to the number 8. Using a Malay Islamic art’s eight-pointed star as the floor plan with 88 floors all in all, the towers bear traditional art in this way.

Moreover, the modern side of the towers comes with the double-decker elevators used for bringing visitors to the higher floors and the concrete building materials used for the construction of the said towers.

The two towers are currently used differently in the given place. The first tower is occupied by the Petronas managed by the Malaysian government. Moreover, the second was actually for private sectors and companies spaces for rent and Al Jazeera and IBM are only two of the companies leasing in the said tower. Moreover, these towers are open for visitors who want to have an eagle’s view of Kuala Lumpur.

Do you want to visit the said tallest twin building? The Petronas Towers could be visited 9 in the morning until 7 in the evening but will be closed every Monday. Though not considered as the tallest building which the Burj in Dubai holds the title, the towers seem to be interesting for tourists.

This is also the reason why only 1,300 people will be allowed to enter the said towers. The limit is being followed for the safety of all the people and for order. The 1,300 passes are all free with different time frames scheduled. The passes given in a specific day should be used the same day they were given and in the scheduled time seen in each pass. These passes are given in the towers’ concourse level. The passes are given in a first-come-first-serve basis and are usually all gone by 9 in the morning.

If you want to visit the famous towers, have your way and get your pass. Get one before every pass is gone!