The River of Life is also an important part of Kuala Lumpur. I suppose that during a time of the year other than the dry season, it must be beautiful, but on the day we went, the water levels were quite low. Nevertheless, it's pleasant to stroll along the riverbank.

Day time was disappointing as far as the river goes it is very brown but you can see it teaming with fish . The murals on the buildings are spectacular in the daylight. Night time the river comes to life with led lights and mist and worth the visit.

The River of Life is the area at the confluence of Klang and Gombak Rivers in front of the Jamek Sultan Abdul Samad Mosque. The name derives from a project by the Government for the restoration of the river and surrounding areas. Our driver advised that the project is ongoing. Some delightful on buildings adjacent the river.

Went during daytime. Interesting to see where the 2 rivers come together, good to see the beautiful mosque from a distance, nice to see the nearby buildings with paintings on their facades. Rivers were not particularly clean nor pretty, and with all the concrete, look more like canals. Not a lot of shade from the hot sun. Worth spending maybe 5-10 minutes to have a quick look when walking through the area. There are other more interesting and beautiful things to in the area.

Our tour guide brought us here since it's walking distance from Dataran Merdeka. Our tour guide told us the story about the river of life. It's a good place to take photos but there's nothing else that you can do here. At night, the river has lights which makes it more beautiful.