What's the Weather Like in Kuala Lumpur in February
Kuala Lumpur is the sixth most visited city in the world. It is one of the cleanest cities and one that enjoys fantastic weather all year roundlthough the afternoon rain showers are never far away. Millions flock to this exotic city each year to explore Kuala Lumpur's rich culture, revel in inexpensive luxury and sample some of the finest foods in Asia.
Temperature
February is a warm month and daytime temperatures can climb up to 32°C on average. At night, the mercury falls to an average low temperature of 23°C, which is definitely more than pleasant. The overall average temperature is 28°C, a one-degree increase since January. That temperature will remain the same all the way through August. There are no fluctuations in temperature whatsoever in the course of February. The first days of the month are equally as warm as the last.
Sunshine Hours
The sun shines for 8 hours each day, bringing people out on to the streets of Kuala Lumpur. This is the maximum number of average daily sunshine hours in the city, a number that is observed from April through to September as wellhere is a one-hour drop in March, which receives more rainfall than February.
Rainfall
February is a relatively dry month, considering that it falls somewhat in between the eastern and western monsoon seasons. Rainfall is moderate with a total monthly precipitation amounting to 200mm and with 14 days with rainfall.
If you are planning a trip to this iconic city, check out the weather forecast for Kuala Lumpur on our website.
Hotels for Kuala Lumpur in February
Mandarin Oriental Hotel
The Mandarin Oriental hotel is one of the most affordable, yet luxurious choices of accommodation for tourists who opt to visit the splendid city of Kuala Lumpur during February. Seamlessly blending cutting-edge technology with timeless Oriental architecture, the Mandarin Oriental offers a fantastic experience to anyone who visits. A perfect place to stay during the Chinese New Year's celebrations in February, the Mandarin Oriental will impress you with its incredible services which include a high-end spa, huge rooms and attentive staff.
Parkroyal Kuala Lumpur
People who want to make going out a big part of their visit should consider staying at the extraordinary Parkroyal Kuala Lumpur. A 21-storey building set on the corner of Jalan Sultan Ismail, it lies right in the heart of the city's main nightlife and shopping area. It boasts six different room types, an award-winning restaurant, an outdoor swimming pool, a spa and a tour desk.
Aloft
A well-rated and popular hotel in Kuala Lumpur Sentral, Aloft is designed to overwhelm its guests with both vibrant colours and quirky designs, and superb amenities. This is a hotel with an infinity pool next to a nightclub featuring a Polynesian theme, with a restaurant with wrap-around windows, and with a well-equipped gym, among several other features.
Restaurants and Bars for Kuala Lumpur in February
El Cerdo Restaurant
Pork dishes are not all too common in Kuala Lumpur due to its large Muslim population, but if you crave some pork, head to El Cerdo Restaurant, which specialises in it. This is the place to go for everything from roasted pork and pork sandwiches to macaroni with ham and pork knuckle. This is without question the best pork restaurant in the cityrobably even in Malaysia.
Boardwalk
One of the top restaurants in Brickfields is Boardwalk, a part of the Hilton Kuala Lumpur. This spectacular dining venue offers its guests the chance to enjoy world-class food at its al-fresco dining area surrounded by swaying palm trees, while overlooking the city's skyline. After a day of exploring, this is a fabulous place to unwind with some succulent barbecued meat and an ice cold beer or a cocktail.
Iketeru
Another suggested restaurant at the Hilton Kuala Lumpur is Iketeru. Offering a wide selection of modern and traditional food, this restaurant overlooks the hotel's gorgeous gardens, its outdoor terrace situated right next to a beautiful pond and a lantern-lined pathway. Focusing on Japanese cuisine, its menu features delicacies such as sashimi, sushi, tempura and teppanyaki.
Things to Do in Kuala Lumpur in February
Malaysia Heritage Walk
The Malaysia Heritage Walk will introduce you to the most beautiful sights Kuala Lumpur has to offer. This free guided walk goes through numerous city gardens and passes next to several historic landmarks, which makes it a must-see for tourists visiting this spectacular city for the first time.
Jalan Alor
One of the most lively and bustling areas in central Kuala Lumpur is Jalan Alor. A highly recommended place to spend a day and evening in Februaryr in any other monthhis area is home to numerous hawker stalls, seafood restaurants and roadside eateries. The abundance of places to eat makes this an inexpensive area to find a bite to eat and the quality of the food is generally superb. Visitors are strongly encouraged to try the hawker food, which is unique and is hard to beat when it comes to value for money.
