Enjoy attractive Shopping experince in Malaysia

the Malaysian capital, Kuala Lumpur, has a variety of luxury shopping centers, local markets vary, also roadside shops and boutiques that offer attractive prices. This is the place of destination in the Malay Peninsula to look for famous brands, with new malls filled with boutiques lined the international and local brands that are popular. Kuala Lumpur is where you can find the latest fashions and trends, various shops and the best deals in Malaysia.




Bukit Bintang

Located in the heart of Kuala Lumpur, Bukit Bintang is the Fifth Avenue (New York) and Ginza (Tokyo) Malaysia version. Pavilion is a popular mall in the area, which offers style shopping boulevard with shops overlooking Jalan Bukit Bintang. The mall consists of seven floors that sell everything from fashion items, beauty, to luxury goods. Located opposite the Starhill Gallery, a site that offers luxury famous brands ranging from Van Cleef and Arpels to Lanvin and Louis Vuitton.




KLCC

One of the other main places to shop in Kuala Lumpur is the KLCC, which is only five minutes drive from Bukit Bintang. Suria KLCC Mall, located on the ground floor of the Petronas Twin Towers, is one of the most luxurious places to shop in the country. Here there are well-known international brands as well as mid-market brands. There is always something for everyone!
Sungei Wang

Sungei Wang. Photos - kibitanUntuk simpler shopping atmosphere, come to Sungei Wang Plaza, just a five minute walk from KLCC. This place is one of the older malls in the area, but remained popular until now, with the crowded shops and a small hallway where you can hunt for beautiful jewelry at affordable prices. There are many boutiques selling famous designer brands from Malaysia, such as Jonathan Cheng, Melinda Looi and Willem Liew.

Besides shopping, the capital of Malaysia, is also providing many offerings such as art, culture, history, and even adventure. Look at the latest offerings in Kuala Lumpur our latest tips on what you should be doing in this metropolis!

Central Market

Central Market is just minutes from Chinatown, which was built in 1888 as a traditional market. Its architecture makes it a valuable art included as a Heritage Site. Central Market is the main destination for Malaysia's unique hunting products, such as handicrafts, traditional and contemporary art, kebaya, songket, batik, and wood carvings.



Bangsar Telawi

Previously known for its nightlife, Bangsar Telawi now known as the center of trendy shops for fashion enthusiasts who like low prices. There are lots of independent boutiques in between shophouses selling local brands, ranging from clothes, shoes, accessories, and more. Thirtyfour unique store, which is only open to the public only with the agreement, an interdisciplinary design studio that also serves as a boutique variety of leather bags and accessories. Nearby, there is Baci stores that offer unique clothing from all over Asia, all at affordable prices. In addition, you can also visit Bangsar Village Shopping Centre, offering famous brands with air-conditioned room.

While enjoying a variety of shopping locations in Kuala Lumpur, do not forget to try a variety of Malaysian cuisine that you must taste - a mixture of cultural influences create a culinary also worth for you to enjoy! In addition, Malaysia also is home to many natural wonders. Be sure to see it all on our list of Best Adventure in Malaysia 8.


Songket and Pewter Ware (Craft Tin)

Malaysian songket and Pewter Ware is a unique local handicraft products and suitable for souvenirs. An exotic songket cloth weaving skill mix featuring gold thread with silk thread in the fabric base. The result is a fabric that is amazing and it took many months to complete. Pewter Ware is another unique product in that country. You can follow a tour of the factory to witness the manufacture of handicrafts directly.

Enjo the beauty of Langkawi island Malaysia

Langkawi is the source of legends of the people in Malaysia, a gift from the earth to its inhabitants. full of mystery, the island is rich in natural beauty and cultural history. Here are some of the charm of this lovely little island!

Cenang Coast - Cruising islands
Start the morning with breakfast at the Beach Cenang, most popular beach in Langkawi. Do not forget to taste the local cuisine like nasi lemak Malaysia. Named so because in the process of cooking, rice soaked in coconut milk which will then provide the aroma and flavor. In its presentation, nasi lemak fish combined Bilis (anchovies), peanuts, egg and spicy sauce, a complete combination to face the day.

Spend the time to enjoy the white sand beach Cenang. Try a variety of water sports available here, swim, jet ski rental, do parasailing or banana boat ride. You also can surf to nearby islands such as Pulau Rebak Rebak Small and Big Island.

Geological Park Langkawi
Ride a cable car to the summit of Mount Mat Chopped Geological Park Langkawi. From this altitude, you can see the amazing scenery. To add to the tension, you also can down a 125 meter long bridge is 700 meters above sea level. Geological Park also has some other attraction like an elephant ride, reptile park, once home to the ninth tiger sub-species - Tiger of Malaya.

The main attraction at the summit of Mount Mat Chop is Lake Seven Falls (Seven Wells). It has seven pools of water that flows from one pond to another pond. An enchanting scenery that you can enjoy. Go into the water to enjoy a relaxing afternoon.



Kuah town
Is the main town of Kuah town in Langkawi is also an entrance to the ferry from the mainland or Penang. The city is not too big, but you can shop at the Eagle Square, Market Langkawi or some other places to shop in downtown Kuah. This is where you can buy batik, handicrafts of local residents, and other souvenirs.

The name 'Kuah' comes from the Malay language for sauces, soups or sauces. Local legend says that this city was born from the spilled soup from the bowl two giants who were fighting.