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Chinatown

A Chinatown was established originally in the Petaling street area during the colonial period as an area where Chinese immigrants could settle. Nowadays Chinatown is an area with Chinese shops, traditional restaurants and hawker stalls. Here is where you can find fake branded goods, CD, DVDs etc.


01 Corridor	02 Jalan Hang Lekir street	03 Chinatown at night - Restaurants in Jalan Hang Lekir	04 Street hawkers preparing food	05 Hawker cooking fried rice	06 Hawker


07 Restaurants in Jalan Hang Lekir	08 Restaurants in Jalan Hang Lekir	09 Restaurants in Jalan Hang Lekir	10 Restaurants in Jalan Hang Lekir	11 Colonial architecture next to Pasar Seni


12 Street with palm trees next to Pasar Seni	13 Jalan Petaling street	14 Jalan Petaling street	15 Jalan Petaling street	16 Petaling street

Other Central KL galleries: Around Merdeka square ▪ Around the old railway station ▪ Sri Maha Mariamman Dhevasthanam Hindu temple ▪ Jamek mosque and Little India ▪ Butterfly park ▪ Bird park ▪ Kuala Lumpur City Centre ▪ Suria KLCC shopping mall ▪ Petronas Twin Towers ▪ Panoramas and Views ▪ KL convention centre and aquarium ▪ Around Bukit Bintang street ▪ The KL Monorail ▪ KL Sentral

Categories: Tropics ▪ Food and meals ▪ Restaurants and cafes ▪ Local culture ▪ Shopping ▪ Tourist attractions ▪ Colonial architecture ▪ City centres ▪ Historic centres

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