Petaling Street, also known as Chinatown, is a popular tourist hotspot in Kuala Lumpur. Visitors flock here to indulge in the delicious street food and beverages that the area is famous for. With a wide variety of options, Petaling Street is a haven for food enthusiasts who want to sample local delights.
In addition to its culinary attractions, Petaling Street offers a diverse range of goods for shoppers. Traditional and newly established businesses, as well as upscale restaurants, are scattered throughout the area, providing visitors with plenty of alternative shopping and dining options.
One notable attraction in the vicinity is Kwai Chai Hong, which translates to “Little Ghost Lane” or “Little Demon Alley.” This restored heritage lane offers a nostalgic experience, transporting visitors back in time to the city’s past. The lane is adorned with specially curated wall art depicting scenes from bygone days and popular Hong Kong movies.
What makes these murals even more captivating is their interactive nature. Each mural is equipped with a QR code that, when scanned, displays a clip featuring the corresponding scene. This adds an engaging and immersive element to the artwork.
After dark, the area surrounding Kwai Chai Hong is adorned with lanterns hanging high along Lorong Panggung. This transforms the vicinity into an Instagram-worthy paradise, captivating tourists with its enchanting ambiance.
Petaling Street is conveniently located just a short walk away from Central Market. Situated opposite the Kotaraya Shopping Complex, it offers easy access for visitors from various parts of the city.
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