What's the Weather Like in Kuala Lumpur in July
Kuala Lumpur is the capital of Malaysia and one of the most majestic cities in the whole of Asia. It welcomes millions of visitors each year and it has recently gained a prestigious status as one of the world's few alpha cities. The city is famous for its cleanliness, its low prices, its unique cultural composition, its bustling nightlife and its rich shopping centres.
Temperature
July is one of the most attractive months to be in Kuala Lumpur weather-wise, with day temperatures at 28°C and minimal rainfall. Tourists can bask in afternoon temperatures that average 32°C and relax on terraces in the evening and enjoy nighttime temperatures of 23°C. Those temperatures do not vary at all throughout the month, remaining perfectly constant.
Sunshine Hours
The sun shines for 8 hours each day, even though the cloud cover stays relatively hight's quite cloudy year-round in Kuala Lumpur, for that matter. That said; 8 hours of sunshine each day is nothing to be ashamed about. Rather the contrary; it is an absolute delight.
Rainfall
July falls in the middle of the dry season in this part of the world and about half the days of the month see a little rainfall, but it mostly occurs in nightly hours and in the late afternoon. The total amount of rainfall doesn't surpass about 150mm this month, making it the driest month of the year. As is the case in basically all other months, thunderstorms are the type of rainfall visitors should expect to see. They occur on 82% of the days with rainfall this time of year. Light rain is much, much less likely, occurring on merely 13% of those days.
With such inviting weather, characterised by high temperatures, low rainfall and plenty of sunshine, it comes as no surprise that Kuala Lumpur is such a popular summer destination.
Hotels for Kuala Lumpur in July
Royale Chulan Hotel
Summers can be hot in Kuala Lumpur and not all resorts offer the same excellence of service. For the discerning tourist who is also mindful of their budget, the Royale Chulan hotel is a beautiful establishment where timeless heritage meets modern luxury. The hotel effortlessly merges traditional style with modern conveniences to offer perfect accommodation to any who opt to visit Kuala Lumpur in July.
Grand Millennium
Boasting 468 rooms and suites, the five-star Grand Millennium is located at a premier location in Kuala Lumpurt lies right next to the shopping hubs of Starhill, Pavilion and Fahrenheit 88 and a quick walk from the monorail station. This luxurious hotel has a number of restaurants and bars, a health club, a gym, an outdoor pool surrounded by gardens, and large meeting rooms.
Hotel Maya
One of the absolute greatest hotels in Kuala Lumpur is the five-star Hotel Maya. It offers everything you could possibly be looking for in a hotel, from a magnificent location across the street from the super-nightclub Zouk XL, to an exclusive bistro, Sky Lounge, serving complimentary drinks and snacks in the evening; a spa with hydrotherapy pool and six treatment rooms; and a gym with daily classes.
Restaurants and Bars for Kuala Lumpur in July
Pampas Grill & Bar
For a more casual take on Kuala Lumpur's lifestyle, try dining at the Pampas Grill & Bar. The Pampas offers local as well as Latin-inspired dishes, creating a unique culinary profile that is much loved by everyone who visits this unique eatery. The prices are most inviting and will have you coming back for more, and the atmosphere is warm and friendly.
Celestial Court KL
Set in the Sheraton Imperial Hotel KL, the Celestial Court KL is a strongly recommended restaurant in Kuala Lumpur. Serving halal Cantonese food in a truly majestic setting, offering great views of Asian Heritage Row, this unique restaurant is one of the absolute best Chinese restaurants in the city. Guests are advised to try the sautéed tiger prawns or the honey-spiced lamb in Mongolian sauce.
Passion Road Secret Garden
For lunch, head over to the amazing Passion Road Secret Garden. Although it is mainly a venue for weddings, parties and other events and celebrations, it also welcomes guests for lunch. The menu gets changed regularly to keep things interesting, but it mainly features delicious comfort foods such as spicy chicken, mashed potatoes and some local classics like nasi minyak.
Things to Do in Kuala Lumpur in July
Thean Hou Temple
The Thean Hou Temple is hailed as one of the most beautiful Buddhist temples in Southeast Asia and a place of reverence for millions of Malaysians. In July, the temple's gardens are blooming wonderful place to enjoy the plethora of sunshine this time of yearnd tourists flock to marvel at the ancient beauty hidden within. One of the largest Chinese temples in this part of Asia, this six-storey temple is a major landmark in the city, situated at the top of Robson Heights.
Sultan Abdul Samad Building
Another note-worthy building is the Sultan Abdul Samad Building. Constructed in 1897, this is one of the oldest Moorish-style structures in the city and used to serve as the headquarters of the colonial British administration and house three superior Malaysian courts. Now, it houses the Ministry of Communications, Information and Culture. This iconic building is a historic landmark in a city that is ever-changing, a prominent reminder of the city's colonial past and heritage.
