Central Market is THE place to go if you wish to bring home great Malaysian souvenirs; you'll find it all here: the shadow puppets (also known as wayang kulit), batik, sarongs and traditional furniture. The selection really is seemingly endless and zoned based on the cultural elements that are synonymous with the main races in Malaysia, namely the Malays, Chinese and Indians.

Also known as Chinatown, this is a lively covered market where you can find a vast range of medicinal Chinese herbs and the unbelievable array of souvenirs, interspersed with fresh flowers and fruit stalls. Be ready to bargain as sometimes you can haggle all the way down to half the price!

There are also plenty of great food to be found, if you care enough to explore Petaling Street's nooks and crannies after all that shopping. Just follow your nose!

You'll find plenty of great things to take home here at this Malay and Indian-Muslim flea market - from garments and snacks to accessories and decorative items.This street really comes alive during the Ramadhan period (the Muslim fasting month) and the weeks leading up to Deepavali, during which this street hosts pre-festive bazaars. It doesn't take long before you're completely surrounded by pleasant sounds, brilliant colours and mouth-watering aromas.

The Golden Triangle - KL's main commercial hub and shopping splendour! Here is where you'll find quirky roadside vendors blending with impressive, chic malls such as Pavilion, Fahrenheit 88, Starhill Gallery, Lot 10 and Berjaya Times Square. If you're looking for everything under one roof including IT gadgets and other paraphernalia then Sungei Wang Plaza and Low Yat Plaza (this one is famous for IT products and electronic items) is the one for you.

Located within the Kuala Lumpur City Centre is another shopping haven which prides itself on being chic and modern. Each floor is cleverly sectioned by categories and there's even a floor for pampering! You can also unwind at cafe's and restaurants which overlooks the gorgeous park outside.

This award winning shopping complex is one of the largest in the country and includes The Gardens, a more premium shopping centre linked by a bridge and underpass. There's always some sort of activity or another and is always buzzing with people and excitement. You can even catch a movie or shoot some pins at the bowling alley in between your retail therapy.

Central Market is THE place to go if you wish to bring home great Malaysian souvenirs; you'll find it all here: the shadow puppets (also known as wayang kulit), batik, sarongs and traditional furniture. The selection really is seemingly endless and zoned based on the cultural elements that are synonymous with the main races in Malaysia, namely the Malays, Chinese and Indians.

Also known as Chinatown, this is a lively covered market where you can find a vast range of medicinal Chinese herbs and the unbelievable array of souvenirs, interspersed with fresh flowers and fruit stalls. Be ready to bargain as sometimes you can haggle all the way down to half the price!

There are also plenty of great food to be found, if you care enough to explore Petaling Street's nooks and crannies after all that shopping. Just follow your nose!

You'll find plenty of great things to take home here at this Malay and Indian-Muslim flea market - from garments and snacks to accessories and decorative items.This street really comes alive during the Ramadhan period (the Muslim fasting month) and the weeks leading up to Deepavali, during which this street hosts pre-festive bazaars. It doesn't take long before you're completely surrounded by pleasant sounds, brilliant colours and mouth-watering aromas.

The Golden Triangle - KL's main commercial hub and shopping splendour! Here is where you'll find quirky roadside vendors blending with impressive, chic malls such as Pavilion, Fahrenheit 88, Starhill Gallery, Lot 10 and Berjaya Times Square. If you're looking for everything under one roof including IT gadgets and other paraphernalia then Sungei Wang Plaza and Low Yat Plaza (this one is famous for IT products and electronic items) is the one for you.

Located within the Kuala Lumpur City Centre is another shopping haven which prides itself on being chic and modern. Each floor is cleverly sectioned by categories and there's even a floor for pampering! You can also unwind at cafe's and restaurants which overlooks the gorgeous park outside.

This award winning shopping complex is one of the largest in the country and includes The Gardens, a more premium shopping centre linked by a bridge and underpass. There's always some sort of activity or another and is always buzzing with people and excitement. You can even catch a movie or shoot some pins at the bowling alley in between your retail therapy.

Central Market is THE place to go if you wish to bring home great Malaysian souvenirs; you'll find it all here: the shadow puppets (also known as wayang kulit), batik, sarongs and traditional furniture. The selection really is seemingly endless and zoned based on the cultural elements that are synonymous with the main races in Malaysia, namely the Malays, Chinese and Indians.

The Golden Triangle - KL's main commercial hub and shopping splendour! Here is where you'll find quirky roadside vendors blending with impressive, chic malls such as Pavilion, Fahrenheit 88, Starhill Gallery, Lot 10 and Berjaya Times Square. If you're looking for everything under one roof including IT gadgets and other paraphernalia then Sungei Wang Plaza and Low Yat Plaza (this one is famous for IT products and electronic items) is the one for you.

You'll find plenty of great things to take home here at this Malay and Indian-Muslim flea market - from garments and snacks to accessories and decorative items.This street really comes alive during the Ramadhan period (the Muslim fasting month) and the weeks leading up to Deepavali, during which this street hosts pre-festive bazaars. It doesn't take long before you're completely surrounded by pleasant sounds, brilliant colours and mouth-watering aromas.

This award winning shopping complex is one of the largest in the country and includes The Gardens, a more premium shopping centre linked by a bridge and underpass. There's always some sort of activity or another and is always buzzing with people and excitement. You can even catch a movie or shoot some pins at the bowling alley in between your retail therapy.

Also known as Chinatown, this is a lively covered market where you can find a vast range of medicinal Chinese herbs and the unbelievable array of souvenirs, interspersed with fresh flowers and fruit stalls. Be ready to bargain as sometimes you can haggle all the way down to half the price!

There are also plenty of great food to be found, if you care enough to explore Petaling Street's nooks and crannies after all that shopping. Just follow your nose!

Located within the Kuala Lumpur City Centre is another shopping haven which prides itself on being chic and modern. Each floor is cleverly sectioned by categories and there's even a floor for pampering! You can also unwind at cafe's and restaurants which overlooks the gorgeous park outside.

Central Market is THE place to go if you wish to bring home great Malaysian souvenirs; you'll find it all here: the shadow puppets (also known as wayang kulit), batik, sarongs and traditional furniture. The selection really is seemingly endless and zoned based on the cultural elements that are synonymous with the main races in Malaysia, namely the Malays, Chinese and Indians.

Also known as Chinatown, this is a lively covered market where you can find a vast range of medicinal Chinese herbs and the unbelievable array of souvenirs, interspersed with fresh flowers and fruit stalls. Be ready to bargain as sometimes you can haggle all the way down to half the price!

There are also plenty of great food to be found, if you care enough to explore Petaling Street's nooks and crannies after all that shopping. Just follow your nose!

You'll find plenty of great things to take home here at this Malay and Indian-Muslim flea market - from garments and snacks to accessories and decorative items.This street really comes alive during the Ramadhan period (the Muslim fasting month) and the weeks leading up to Deepavali, during which this street hosts pre-festive bazaars. It doesn't take long before you're completely surrounded by pleasant sounds, brilliant colours and mouth-watering aromas.

The Golden Triangle - KL's main commercial hub and shopping splendour! Here is where you'll find quirky roadside vendors blending with impressive, chic malls such as Pavilion, Fahrenheit 88, Starhill Gallery, Lot 10 and Berjaya Times Square. If you're looking for everything under one roof including IT gadgets and other paraphernalia then Sungei Wang Plaza and Low Yat Plaza (this one is famous for IT products and electronic items) is the one for you.

Located within the Kuala Lumpur City Centre is another shopping haven which prides itself on being chic and modern. Each floor is cleverly sectioned by categories and there's even a floor for pampering! You can also unwind at cafe's and restaurants which overlooks the gorgeous park outside.

This award winning shopping complex is one of the largest in the country and includes The Gardens, a more premium shopping centre linked by a bridge and underpass. There's always some sort of activity or another and is always buzzing with people and excitement. You can even catch a movie or shoot some pins at the bowling alley in between your retail therapy.

You'll find plenty of great things to take home here at this Malay and Indian-Muslim flea market - from garments and snacks to accessories and decorative items.This street really comes alive during the Ramadhan period (the Muslim fasting month) and the weeks leading up to Deepavali, during which this street hosts pre-festive bazaars. It doesn't take long before you're completely surrounded by pleasant sounds, brilliant colours and mouth-watering aromas.

Also known as Chinatown, this is a lively covered market where you can find a vast range of medicinal Chinese herbs and the unbelievable array of souvenirs, interspersed with fresh flowers and fruit stalls. Be ready to bargain as sometimes you can haggle all the way down to half the price!

There are also plenty of great food to be found, if you care enough to explore Petaling Street's nooks and crannies after all that shopping. Just follow your nose!

The Golden Triangle - KL's main commercial hub and shopping splendour! Here is where you'll find quirky roadside vendors blending with impressive, chic malls such as Pavilion, Fahrenheit 88, Starhill Gallery, Lot 10 and Berjaya Times Square. If you're looking for everything under one roof including IT gadgets and other paraphernalia then Sungei Wang Plaza and Low Yat Plaza (this one is famous for IT products and electronic items) is the one for you.

Located within the Kuala Lumpur City Centre is another shopping haven which prides itself on being chic and modern. Each floor is cleverly sectioned by categories and there's even a floor for pampering! You can also unwind at cafe's and restaurants which overlooks the gorgeous park outside.

This award winning shopping complex is one of the largest in the country and includes The Gardens, a more premium shopping centre linked by a bridge and underpass. There's always some sort of activity or another and is always buzzing with people and excitement. You can even catch a movie or shoot some pins at the bowling alley in between your retail therapy.

Central Market is THE place to go if you wish to bring home great Malaysian souvenirs; you'll find it all here: the shadow puppets (also known as wayang kulit), batik, sarongs and traditional furniture. The selection really is seemingly endless and zoned based on the cultural elements that are synonymous with the main races in Malaysia, namely the Malays, Chinese and Indians.