Chinatown is located on Petaling Road, Kuala Lumpur. A bustling grandmother Tourists are popular to buy Chinese products such as clothes, bags, sunglasses, handicrafts, especially herbs. Including coming to try a variety of Chinese food at affordable prices

In the past, when Malaysia was still a land known as Malay Peninsula (Tanah Melayu) or Malaya (Malaya) Chinese mainland traveled to this land. And not many of them work in tin mines. when the war is over There were some influential people who opened factories and brought in Chinese people to work thereafter. This area therefore developed both residential and commercial Chinese and became Chinatown.

The highlight here is inevitable about Chinese food that is traditionally Chinese, delicious. There are also houses that reflect Chinese art and culture.

Transportation: Take the KJL from KL Sentral for about 6 minutes, get off at Pasar Seni Station and walk for about 200 meters, taking about 2 minutes, total time about 8 minutes.

Admission: Free