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CONTENT REFERENCE BINTANG WALK PAVILION KUALA LUMPUR JALAN ALOR LOT 10 CHANGKAT BUKIT BINTANG SUNGEI WANG
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BINTANG WALK
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The main street in Bukit Bintang is well worth a stroll to soak in the ambiance and perhaps shop at stores selling tourist tat.
If you have spent time in London, the primary intersection at Jalan Bukit Bintang and Jalan Sultan Ismail may remind you a bit of a southeast Asian version of Piccadilly Circus because they are of similar size and structure and both are adorned with oversized electronic advertisements.
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PAVILION KUALA LUMPUR
Pavilion Kuala Lumpur - Self-described as “Malaysia’s premier shopping destination,” Pavilion boasts hundreds of middle class and luxury brands. It also has a direct connection to the convenient Bukit Bintang - KLCC elevated walkway for the best route on foot between the two areas.
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Some of shoot infront of the Pavilion Mall. 5
JALAN ALOR Jalan Alor - This street has long been famous for its food. Although there is no shortage of other southeast Asian street market staples like meat on a stick (satay) and coconut ice cream, it mostly serves Chinese seafood flavoured to please the tastes of mainland Chinese tourists. Although it is at its most packed at night, it is open during the day, also.
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STREET ART Street art at around Jalan Alor are the most famous places for young people to take photo.
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LOT 10 Lot 10 - Although this mall additionally has a variety of shops targeting middle-class shoppers, it is famous for its "Hutong" food court in the basement with 33 mostly Chinese eateries "hand-picked from the best of the best" family restaurants in Malaysia that have been in business for at least 40 years. It's really quite impressive for a food court.
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The enviroment in the Lot 10 are as simple as you know. This mall also near to the KL monorail station which provide you to access another station such Imbi, Bukit Nanas, Chow Kit and others. .
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CHANGKAT BUKIT BINTANG Changkat Bukit Bintang - Once you slog past the massage parlours, this tree-lined street is flanked by bars and clubs of interest primarily to an international crowd. The street usually is closed to traffic on Friday and Saturday nights, but be cautious for errant vehicles regardless, particularly motorbikes, which commonly flout the rules.
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The street of the Changkat Bukit Bintang.
Some the bars and clubs that are common in the area.
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SUNGEI WANG PLAZA
Sungei Wang Plaza - Directly connected by a covered walkway from the Bukit Bintang monorail station (a big plus when it is raining), this older — but recently refurbished — mall has 800+ stores packed with “cheap and cheerful” clothes, accessories, food, and much more.
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Sungei Wang is well-kniwn fir its unique blend of speciality stores and entertainment outleys that appeals to the mass market. It also commands strong patronage from local and international tourists. 13
Kuala Lumpur City Guide
By Musfirah Mustafa