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Berjaya Times Square
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Imbi Plaza
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Low Yat Plaza
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Sungai Wang Plaza
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Bukit Bintang Plaza
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Lot 10
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Shopping Complexes11-20 mins walk
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KL Tower |
Bazaar Petaling Street (China Town) To experience Petaling Street (Chinatown), you should go at night! It's a place that never sleeps. The jostling crowd and noise are part of the fun of visiting Petaling Street. Without these, it just wouldn't be right. The street has actually been given a facelift. Gone are the uneven roads and broken pavements and the huge colourful umbrellas that protect the goods sold from wooden pushcarts. Petaling Street is now sheltered, with two large Chinese arches placed at both ends of the street to welcome visitors. Petaling Street is a bustling market serving as a bargain hunter's paradise and one of the premier shopping areas in the city, which is distinct in oriental atmosphere. |
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Bintang Walk The Bintang Walk, Kuala Lumpur is one of the most famous shopping centers in Malaysia. Equally crowded by tourists and denizens this shopping center, located in the heart of Kuala Lumpur has become a haven for the tourists. This shopping destination is always crowded. Bintang Walk is a colorful and vibrant row of street-side cafes, restaurants and pubs.The Bintang Walk, Kuala Lumpur stretches from Lot 10 Shopping Centre to the JW Marriott Hotel. At night this place is worth visiting. You will be spellbound to see the colorful and dazzling array of lights I his area. Infact this area regenerates with a new life and energy at night. |
Starhill Gallery Starhill Gallery, located just across the road from the Pavilion, looks rather small from the outside but it extends when you go inside and becomes bigger and bigger. Especially the massive centre court is an eye catcher with leather couches, a bar and a stage. Also the restaurants on the lower floor are beautifully designed and worth a try if you have the extra ringgit to spend. |
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Once the tallest buildings in the world, the 88-storey PETRONAS Twin Towers are now celebrated as the world’s tallest twin structures. Inspired by Islamic architecture, this gleaming mega-structure – standing 452 metres tall – retained its claim to fame until 2004 when Taipei's 101 was built measuring 508 metres – and with 101 floors. |
Suria KLCC (KLCC Shopping Center) Suria KLCC Group includes of Suria KLCC, Malaysia's premier shopping destination located at the foot at the Twin Tower at the heart of Kuala Lumpur City Centre, Alamanda Shopping Centre located at Putrajaya, Malaysia's administrative capital and Mesra Mall located in Terengganu, on Malaysia's East Coast known for its picturesque islands and scenic beaches. |
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