"As one of the city's infamous landmarks, it was the very first building in KL to boast of the Malaysian-style architecture, blending a unique combination of modern lines and Islamic motifs."
A skyscraper, 35 storeys high, stands proudly on Jalan Hishamuddin. With high-vaulted arches decorating its entrance and its white open-fretwork glistening in the tropical sun, this is the Dayabumi Complex.
As one of the city's infamous landmarks, it was the very first building in KL to boast of the Malaysian-style architecture, blending a unique combination of modern lines and Islamic motifs.
Last viewed - March 20, 2010
Getting there
The best way to get here is via the KTM commuter disembarking at the old KL station, or via the PUTRA LRT disembarking at the Pasar Seni station. The Dayabumi Complex is within walking distance from both these stations. You can also catch any bus which goes to Central Market to get here.
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