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吉隆坡是马来西亚的一个城市。
吉隆坡，马来西亚的首都，是一座具有东方色彩与西方文明相结合的城市，它既有时尚都市的气派，又有古香古色的典雅。
吉隆坡位在巴生河流域，东有蒂迪旺沙山脉为屏障，北方及南方有丘陵地环绕，西临马六甲海峡。吉隆坡的马来语意指"泥泞河口"，即巴生河和鹅麦河的交会处。
吉隆坡是一座新旧辉映、东方色彩与西方文明有机融合的新兴国际大都市。也是一个具有独特魅力的城市，充满多元文化的气息，这里有着多种语言可供沟通。风俗传统别具特色，全方位凸显了马来西亚多民族和睦共存、开拓奋进的独特魅力。
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吉隆坡地区有分华人及非华人区。非华人一般指马来西亚本地人，印度人，回教人，孟加拉人，外劳等。
吉隆坡是一座新旧文化交相辉映的城市，东方色彩与西方文明有机融合，风俗传统别具特色，全方位凸现了马来西亚多民族和睦共存、开拓奋进的独特魅力。
参考资料来源：百度百科-吉隆坡
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Kuala Lumpur (or KL as it is commonly known) is more often than not a traveler's point of entry to Malaysia. As the capital it is the most modern and developed city in the country, with contemporary high-rises and world-class hotels, glitzy shopping malls, and international cuisine.The city began sometime around 1857 as a small mining boomtown created by the industrial revolution's hunger for raw materials. Fueled by tin mining in the nearby Klang River valley, the town grew under the business interests of three officials: a local Malay ruler, a British resident, and a Chinese headman (Kapitan China). The industry and village attracted Chinese laborers, Malays from nearby villages, and Indian immigrants who followed the British, and as the town grew, colonial buildings that housed local administrative offices were erected around Merdeka Square, bounded by Jalan Sultan Hishamuddin and Jalan Kuching. The town, and later the city, spread outward from this center.Life in 19th century KL had many difficult starts and stops -- tin was subject to price fluctuations, the Chinese were involved in clan "wars," but worst of all, malaria was killing thousands. Still, in the late 1800s KL overcame its hurdles to become the capital of the state and eventually of the Federated Malay States. Its development continued to accelerate, with a brief setback during the Japanese WWII occupation, until 1957, when newly independent Malaysia declared Kuala Lumpur its national capital.Today the original city center at Merdeka Square is the core of KL's history. Buildings like the Sultan Abdul Samad Building, the Royal Selangor Club, and the Old Kuala Lumpur Railway Station are gorgeous examples of British style peppered with Moorish flavor. South of this area is KL's Chinatown. Along Jalan Petaling and surrounding areas are markets, shops, food stalls, and the bustling life of the Chinese community. There's also a Little India in KL, around the area occupied by Masjid Jame, where you'll find flower stalls, Indian Muslim and Malay costumes, and traditional items. Across the river you'll find Lake Gardens, a large sanctuary that houses Kuala Lumpur's bird park, butterfly park, and other attractions and gardens. Modern Kuala Lumpur is rooted in the city's "Golden Triangle," bounded by Jalan Ampang, Jalan Tun Razak, and Jalan Imbi. This section is home to most of KL's hotels, office complexes, shopping malls, and sights like the KL Tower and the Petronas Twin Towers, the tallest building in the world (until some other country breaks the record).
