We are living in a modern world where social media has enormous influence. If something is not online, it's like it never happened. Instagram is full of different feeds and posts, but the most popular ones are those that are magically beautiful, inspiring you to go somewhere and take a shot yourself.

Kuala Lumpur itself is a mecca for all photography lovers due to its amazing temples, incredible architecture, stunning nature and much more. It is a must-visit for all Insta-fans.

If you don't know where to start, here is a list of the top 5 instagrammable places in Kuala Lumpur:

Batu Caves

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Possibly one of the most instagrammable places in Kuala Lumpur is Batu Caves and its amazing colorful steps. This famous attraction is a 100-year-old Hindu temple complex set in a limestone hill. Comprising of three major caves and some of the smaller ones, the Batu Caves are among the most important religious landmarks for the locals. In August 2018, the whole complex went through a massive makeover, making it an even bigger hotspot amongst influencers. The most beautiful part of it is the 272 steps covered under the rainbow colors in gradient tones. The big golden statue of Lord Murugan welcomes you before you hike those beautiful steps up to the caves. As it is a place of worship, the dress code is strict so try not to wear revealing clothes there!

Essential Info

• Address: Sri Subramaniam Temple, Gombak, Kuala Lumpur
• Open: daily 6 am – 9 pm
• Best time to visit: in the morning between 8 and 10 am

Forest Eco Park

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There is something magical about having a tropical rainforest right in the heart of the city. Formerly known as Bukit Nanas Forest Reserve, this amazing place is one of the oldest forest reserves in Malaysia. And very fast it became one of the most instagrammable places in Kuala Lumpur. A 200m canopy walk that leads you right to the luscious greenery, offering you a peaceful escape from the jungle of the city behind it is probably the best part of it.

Near the forest is situated one of the city’s skyline icons, The Kuala Lumpur Tower, so coming here is like having a double chance to take a great photo! If that’s not a good reason enough to pull out your camera, then what is?

Essential Info

• Address: Lot 240, Jalan Raya Chulan, Kuala Lumpur
• Open: daily 7 am – 8 pm
• Admission: Free
• Best time to visit: whenever you feel you need a pause from the city

Putra mosque

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If you ever watched Suleiman the Magnificent, you probably wondered what it would be like to walk through that kind of palace. Look no more because Kuala Lumpur has a gorgeous Putra Mosque that will blow your mind. Built in 1997 from a rose-tinted granite in front of a scenic lake, this pink mosque has become really popular for photography lovers. It is a perfect mix of beautiful Middle East and amazing Malay culture as well as the first pink-colored mosque in the world.

Due to its important role in religion, there are some strict rules to follow if you want to capture this stunning place on camera. All visitors have to take off their shoes outside the main hall and female visitors will have to put on a red coat with a hood. The mosque can be visited anytime except for praying hours. Follow these rules and you’ll have one of the most beautiful photos ever because this place is amazing from the outside as well as the inside! Due to its important role in religion, there are some strict rules to follow if you want to capture this stunning place on camera. All visitors have to take off their shoes outside the main hall and female visitors will have to put on a red coat with a hood. The mosque can be visited anytime except for praying hours. Follow these rules and you’ll have one of the most beautiful photos ever because this place is amazing from the outside as well as the inside!

Essential Info:

• Address: Persiaran Persekutuan, 1, Putrajaya, Kuala LumpurPresint
• Praying hours: between 12 am and 2 pm

Thean Hou Temple

One of the oldest and largest temples in Southeast Asia, also known as the Temple of the Goddess of Heaven, is dedicated to Thean Hou, a heavenly mother who is believed to be a protector of sailors, fishermen and seafarers. Beautifully rich in colors and decorations, this Chinese-style temple is situated on a hill offering you a great view over the city. Combining elements from Buddhism, Taoism and Confucianism, Thean Hou Temple is an oasis where you can find inner peace, enjoy the amazing architecture and take an Insta-worthy photo. The best time to visit this temple is during Chinese festival times or the birthdays of various temple gods when the whole place becomes even more spectacular and glistening. 

It is surely one of the most photogenic places in Kuala Lumpur.

Essential Info:

• Address: 65 Persiaran Endah, Off Jalan Syed Putra, Kuala Lumpur
• Open: daily 7 am – 7 pm
• Admission: Free
• Best time to visit: in the mornings on the weekdays when there are fewer people

Art Street in Bukit Bintang

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Located near the famous street Jalan Alor, Bukit Bintang is unavoidable if you want to have an artistic photo as a souvenir. Every corner of the street and every building are carefully painted with just one thing on the artist’s mind: a happy tourist. And it is really hard not to be happy surrounded by those vibrant, rich colors. The walls are painted so realistically you’ll have a feeling that you’ve entered into another world. The art surrounding you extends all the way to the ground, making a perfect effect of inspiration.

Street art has become a frequent motive on Instagram feeds. If you want to be on trend, pick up your camera and let this colorful street amaze you. 

Essential Info

• Address: 64, Changkat Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur