[2025 Kuala Lumpur Attraction] Travel Guide for Jalan Alor (Updated Apr)

#FebruaryGoodPlaces2025 #Malaysia #AlorStreet #AlorStreetMural Whenever visiting Alor Street, tourists always head straight to Wong Ah Wah Restaurant or feast on a variety of street food. However, many people may not know that in the back alley of Jalan Alor, there is a colorful mural street hidden, full of street art that is dazzling and unique. Many cities in Malaysia have murals with their own characteristics, and the murals here are more like street graffiti, which has a different atmosphere from Penang’s mural street with a strong sense of life. Although the styles are very different, it is still a check-in spot that cannot be missed for travelers who love taking photos. Next time you come to Alor Street, remember not to just focus on tasting the food, why not turn a corner and walk into the back alleys, you may find more unexpected surprises!

⛱️Day 1: 🔆Morning: Explore the iconic Batu Caves with its colorful temple and giant golden statue. 🔆Afternoon: Head to KLCC Park and see the stunning Petronas Twin Towers. 🌃Evening: Enjoy delicious street food at Jalan Alor Night Food Street. ⛱️Day 2: 🔆Morning: Visit the beautiful Thean Hou Temple and vibrant Central Market. 🔆Afternoon: Check out Merdeka Square and stroll through KL Forest Eco Park. 🌃Evening: Relax with sunset drinks and a view. Kuala Lumpur is an exciting mix of modern and traditional—you're going to love it! 🏙️🍜🌇 #malaysiatrip #myitinerary #travel

กัวลาลัมเปอร์ใกล้ไทยนิดเดียว!! นั่งเครื่องมาประมาณชั่วโมงครึ่งก็ถึงแล้ววว ✈️ ทริปนี้เรามากันแบบสโลว์ไลฟ์ ทั้งทริปงบไม่ถึงหมื่น เริ่มมม! รวมจุดเช็คอินห้ามพลาดมาให้แล้วที่นี่ เริ่มเลย DAY 1 - บินไปถึงช่วงบ่ายๆ เย็นๆ เราเช็คอินเสร็จไปเดินที่ Jalan ador เป็นถนนคนเดินซอยยาวมีอาหารขายตามสองข้างทาง แล้วก็เดินห้างแถวนั้นต่อ DAY 2 - เริ่มต้นวันกันที่ไชน่าทาวน์ . แวะทาน Bunn Choon ติ่มซำร้านเด็ด 😋 . Batu Cave . Sultan Abdul Samat Building . Petronas Twin Tower . KLCC Park . River of life DAY 3 - นั่งกระเช้าขึ้นไป Genting . Genting Skyworld . Genting Outlet DAY 4 - Putra . Putra Jaya Mosque #tripพาบินขอพรปีใหม่ #เที่ยวมาเลเซีย

#tripflytoaskfornewyear ✨ For those with limited time but want to travel! 3 days 2 nights ✈️ Short flight, less time, easy to travel, suitable for short trips 📌 Suitable for foodies, chillers, people who want to travel to big cities without rushing 🚆 Traveling in KL 🚇 MRT & LRT is the most convenient 🚕 Grab is very cheap 💳 Buy a Touch 'n Go card to use the train-bus-shop 🌟 Day 1: Main landmarks + Petronas Twin Towers 🛬 Arrive at KLIA Airport → Enter the city via KLIA Ekspres (28 minutes to KL Sentral) 🏨 Check in to accommodation (recommended Bukit Bintang or KLCC are the most convenient) 📍 Places to visit: • Merdeka Square 🇲🇾 Historical square in the city center • Masjid Jamek 🕌 The most beautiful old mosque • Petronas Twin Towers 🏙️ Taking pictures with the twin towers at night is very beautiful • Suria KLCC 🛍️ Shopping & Cafe 🍽️ Dinner: • Jalan Alor Night Market 🍢 Malaysia's best street food 🏞️ Day 2: Batu Caves & Chic Cafe 🚆 Take a KTM to Batu Caves (30 minutes) 📍 Places to visit: • Batu Caves 🦚 Take pictures with colorful stairs & grand statues • Thean Hou Temple ⛩️ Beautiful Chinese temple with great views • Central Market & Chinatown 🏮 Shop for souvenirs & chic cafes 🍽️ Dinner: • Hutong Lot 10 🥢 Food court with legendary delicious food 🌅 Day 3: Take a walk before flying back 🌆 Morning: • Bukit Bintang 🛍️ Take a walk in the popular shopping area • Pavilion KL & Sephora 🛍️ Beauty lovers can't miss it 🚆 Travel to KLIA → Return to Thailand ✈️ 💡 Tips: ✅ Grab is very cheap, can be used instead of taxi 🚕 ✅ Accommodation near Bukit Bintang is convenient to travel 🏨 ✅ Must-try food: Nasi Lemak 🥥, Cha Chak ☕, Roti Janai 🍞 ✨ Easy to travel to KL, near Thailand, perfect for people with limited time! 🇲🇾 #TravelPlan #MalaysiaTravelPlan #Kuala Lumpur

Recently, I spent an unforgettable 5 days and 4 nights in Kuala Lumpur with my close-knit group of 20-year-old friends, creating memories that I’ll cherish forever. This trip was extra special as we also managed to meet up with our university schoolmates, turning it into a nostalgic and heartwarming reunion. From the moment we landed, the excitement was palpable. We stayed at a nice hotel in the heart of the city, which offered convenience, comfort, and a touch of luxury. The rooms were spacious, modern, and equipped with everything we needed for a comfortable stay. Plus, the hotel’s proximity to the city’s top attractions made it easy for us to explore without any hassle. Food was undoubtedly one of the highlights of the trip. Kuala Lumpur is a paradise for food lovers, and we made it our mission to indulge in the city’s good food. From sizzling satays at Jalan Alor to fragrant nasi lemak and flavorful char kway teow, every meal was a celebration of Malaysia’s rich culinary heritage. We also treated ourselves to some international cuisine at trendy cafes and restaurants, balancing tradition with modern flair. One of the most special moments was reuniting with our university schoolmates. It felt surreal to sit together again, reminiscing about old times, sharing laughter, and catching up on each other’s lives. We explored iconic landmarks like the Petronas Towers and Batu Caves, and even ventured to hidden gems like quirky street art alleys and local markets. The nights were equally amazing, filled with laughter and late-night conversations. Whether we were lounging by the hotel pool, enjoying the city lights from rooftop bars, or just relaxing in our rooms, every moment was a reminder of how precious friendship is. This trip was more than just a getaway; it was a celebration of connections, laughter, and the joy of living in the moment. Kuala Lumpur offered the perfect backdrop with its vibrant culture, stunning attractions, and warm hospitality. As we packed our bags to leave, we couldn’t help but feel grateful for the amazing time we had together. This trip was truly one for the books, and we can’t wait to plan our next adventure! #newyearnewtrip

Never been to Malaysia? Don't worry, this concise 6-day travel guide has everything you need! Discover the unique charm of Malaysia and explore all it has to offer! / 【Malaysia🇲🇾】— A country where history📜 and modernity intertwine, with picturesque natural🏞 landscapes, rich history⛩, and unique multicultural charm🧑🧕👳 waiting for you to explore. With mountains, water, and hospitable people, Malaysia is a must-visit travel destination! / 🎉📌Itinerary: Day 1: Kuala Lumpur Upon arrival in Kuala Lumpur, a private transfer will be ready for you, followed by free time in Kuala Lumpur. Day 2: Malacca Murals -> Sultan's Palace -> Stadthuys A day immersed in Malaysian history, visiting Malacca Murals, Sultan's Palace, and Stadthuys. Day 3: Batu Caves Explore the spectacular scenery of Batu Caves and experience the mystery of the caves. Day 4: Independence Square -> Sultan Abdul Samad Building -> Petaling Street -> Kuala Lumpur Tower -> KLCC Observation Deck Visit the vibrant capital of Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur, and take in the panoramic city views from the observation deck. Day 5: Jalan Alor Experience Malaysian street culture and shopping fun. Day 6: Home A transfer will take you safely to Kuala Lumpur Airport. Goodbye👋, Malaysia, see you next time. / 🎒Travel Checklist: 📱First, make sure you have a working phone. In Malaysia, you can buy a local SIM card at the airport for calls and internet access. It's tough to be without the internet! 🔌Malaysia uses Type G power outlets, which are different from what we usually use, so remember to bring a plug adapter to keep your phone, camera, and other electronic devices charged. 📝Although Malaysia is visa-free, you still need your passport and some important personal documents, such as a driver's license (if you plan to drive). Don't forget! 👕👖Malaysia has a tropical climate, even in January, so bring lightweight and breathable clothing, such as short sleeves, shorts, and beach dresses. Don't forget your swimsuit and sunscreen, as Malaysia's beaches and sun are not to be missed! 🔋Finally, don't forget to bring a power bank and all necessary chargers. They can keep your phone, camera, or other electronic devices powered during your outings or long journeys. / That's it! Keep this guide handy, and your trip to Malaysia will be even more exciting and smooth. Have a great trip!

8-Day Malaysia Tour: Explore Exotic Culture, Enjoy Delicious Food and Beaches, and Experience Amazing Itineraries! / 🎉 Itinerary: 8-Day Malaysia Tour 🎉 Day 1: Fly to Kuala Lumpur and start your exciting journey! Day 2: Stadthuys - Strait of Malacca - A Famosa Explore historical sites and experience the charm of the past and present. Day 3: Petaling Street - Petronas Twin Towers - Istana Negara - Jalan Alor Stroll through bustling streets and experience the collision of modern cities and ancient cultures. Day 4: Sky Mirror - Kuala Selangor Nature Park - Bukit Melawati Explore natural wonders and enjoy the tranquility and magnificence of nature. Day 5: Batu Caves - Aquaria KLCC Visit mysterious caves and experience the wonderful world of marine life. Day 6: Merdeka Square - Sultan Abdul Samad Building Admire historical buildings and appreciate the spirit of Malaysia's independence. Day 7: Bank Negara Malaysia Museum and Art Gallery Immerse yourself in the ocean of art and history and feel the profound cultural heritage. Day 8: Return to Kuala Lumpur End your unforgettable trip to Malaysia and return home with beautiful memories. / 🎒 Travel Essentials: Malaysia Travel Checklist 📞 SIM Card and Plug Adapter: Buy a SIM card online in advance and get a free plug adapter. 👕 Light Clothing: Malaysia is still hot in January, so bring short sleeves, shorts, and sun protection clothing. 🩴 Slippers and Sun Protection: Malaysia has strong sunlight, so bring slippers, sunglasses, and a hat. 🔋 Charger and Power Bank: Travel essentials to ensure your electronic devices are always charged. 🪪 Documents and Copies: Although visa-free, prepare your passport and flight booking and make copies. 💊 Medicine: Mosquito repellent, cold medicine, etc., just in case. 💰 Cash and Bank Cards: Bring some cash and a Visa card or a UnionPay card that can be used abroad. / 🎉 Malaysia is waiting for you to explore and enjoy a wonderful journey!

KL, just an hour away by plane, is full of good food even in the tourist traps. We dined at the Michelin-starred Beta restaurant, at the tourist trap Jalan Alor, enjoyed light bites in the hotel lounge, lunched at a pizzeria and had coffee in well known cafes. The varied food experiences delighted our senses and the people watching was great too. Nightlife is abundant - we enjoyed ourselves counting down to the New Year at a countdown party where we drank, danced and popped confetti. After that, you must have some loklok to complete the night. The iconic Twin Towers make a beautiful sight when lit up, whether shining brightly in white, or when different colours are lit up. The best views are from KLCC as well as W Hotel's Wet Deck, where you can enjoy cocktails at reasonable prices. The Chinatown area has whole streets dedicated to food and drink. We were spoilt for choice when figuring out where to had lunch, and settle down Good News, a pizzeria that serves really good beer battered chicken tenders and a salad that is so delicious we ordered more. We stayed at the Grand Hyatt, which offers an outstanding view of the Twin Towers from some rooms. It is really relaxing when in the huge bathtub overlooking the Towers. It also has a 24hr gym and spa that's rejuvenating after a hard day's sightseeing. Plus, it's an easy place to gather friends different areas of Malaysia and even other countries for a good time together. #kualalumpur

Travel to Singapore and Malaysia for six days! Carefully selected routes to help you explore the two countries. Don't miss out on this super practical guide! -------- 🛤️ Route overview: Day 1: Gardens by the Bay, Singapore Visit the Singapore landmark and experience the city's greenery and modernity. Day 2: Haji Lane -> Fort Canning Park -> Plaza Singapura -> Chinatown -> Merlion Park -> Clarke Quay Travel through history and modernity and experience the multicultural charm of Singapore. Day 3: Marina Bay -> Red House -> Malacca Murals -> Sultan's Palace -> Baba & Nyonya Heritage Museum A day trip to experience the historical and cultural fusion of Malaysia. Day 4: Jalan Alor Taste the food paradise of Kuala Lumpur and enjoy authentic flavors. Day 5: 1188 Sky Mirror Climb to the high-altitude observation deck and overlook the city of Kuala Lumpur. Day 6: End the trip in Kuala Lumpur and transfer to the airport End the pleasant journey and return home with full memories. 🛫 -------- Travel tips: 🍜 Food: Singapore and Malaysia have a rich variety of food. Try local specialties and let your taste buds dance. 🎁 Souvenir prices: Compare prices when buying souvenirs. Some handicrafts and snacks are affordable and unique. ☁️ December climate: The climate in Singapore and Malaysia is pleasant in December. It is warm and comfortable during the day and slightly cool at night. Remember to bring a light jacket. 📸 Photography: Wear bright clothes and leave a beautiful figure in the scenery to make your photos more colorful. 💡 Tips: Respect local customs and follow local customs to make your trip more enjoyable. -------- Come to Singapore and Malaysia to enjoy exotic customs, make your trip a heart-to-heart exchange, and leave unforgettable memories!

Friends fans! Enjoy a relaxing trip around Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, and don't miss Putrajaya and Malacca. The itinerary is just right, so let's go on a leisurely trip together! -------- Malaysia is located in Southeast Asia and has a rich history and cultural background. From the spectacular Petronas Twin Towers 🏙️ to the beautiful beaches 🏖️, it is known as the charm of Asia and a paradise for travelers! -------- 🌴Route suggestion: Malaysia 5-day tour🌴 DAY 1: Fly to Kuala Lumpur🌟 Head to Kuala Lumpur and get ready for an exciting trip to Malaysia! DAY 2: Explore Kuala Lumpur🏙️ Petronas Twin Towers -> Kuala Lumpur Chinatown - Petaling Street -> Sri Mahamariamman Temple -> Jalan Alor Stroll through the streets of Kuala Lumpur, from the modern Petronas Twin Towers to the bustling Chinatown, to the exotic Indian temple, and taste authentic food on Jalan Alor at night to experience the charm of multiculturalism. DAY 3: Historical tour🏰 Red Square -> Strait of Malacca -> A Famosa Travel through history, visit the ancient Red Square, enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Strait of Malacca, and visit A Famosa to feel the weight of history. DAY 4: Free time in Kuala Lumpur💃 Enjoy a full day of free time in Kuala Lumpur. You can visit shopping malls or choose to check in at some niche attractions and enjoy your free travel time. DAY 5: Return from Kuala Lumpur🛫 End your pleasant trip to Malaysia and return home from Kuala Lumpur with full memories and gains, looking forward to the next trip! -------- Travel essentials: 🧳Don't forget to bring these things when you go to Malaysia! 📞A SIM card is a must. Buy one in advance to ensure a stable signal and enjoy your trip to Malaysia without worry. 🔌Bring a plug adapter. Malaysia has many British standard plugs, so you need an adapter to use them. 📆Visa-free travel is convenient, but your passport must be valid for at least six months. 👕Malaysia has a tropical climate in November, so don't forget to bring short sleeves and shorts, as well as sun-protective clothing. 🔋Chargers and power banks are needed for your phone and camera, so don't forget to bring spare cables. 💊Bring some common medicines. Mosquito repellent and anti-itching medicine are essential. Health and safety are very important. -------- Malaysia not only has beautiful scenery but also endless charm waiting for you to explore! Don't forget to follow me and let me take you to every corner of Malaysia🌴✨

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia's vibrant capital, is a city of contrasts where modern skyscrapers and historic temples stand side by side. The iconic Petronas Twin Towers dominate the skyline, offering breathtaking city views. Stroll through bustling neighborhoods like Bukit Bintang for shopping, and explore Chinatown’s colorful markets. The Batu Caves, a short drive away, is a must-see, with its towering limestone cliffs and Hindu shrines. For a taste of Malaysia’s diverse cuisine, head to Jalan Alor or visit a local hawker center. Friendly locals, rich cultural diversity, and stunning landmarks make Kuala Lumpur a unique, unforgettable destination. #kualalumpur #malaysia #travel #citywalk

#nightlife Finally I made my trip down to the famous Jalan Alor in Kuala Lumpur City Centre. This time round, many changes had done from my last year about 5years ago. There are many more restaurants and even some restaurant expanded over to 4 - 5 lots in the same stretch. Moreover, there is also a stretch of night market towards the back where it is full of tourists and also local!

If this is your first time to Malaysia and you don’t have time to read all the tourist attractions, you can read this complete guide to Kuala Lumpur and Malacca. By the way, I will recommend you the local delicacies. Of course, you must try Bak Kut Teh. , must be collected! 💕 - Route Guide 📍Day 1: Independence Square - Jamek Mosque - Kwai Fong - Lunch at Ho Kau - Petaling Street - Pavilion Shopping Centre 📍Day 2: Departure from Malacca - Red Square Dutch Square - Jonker Street - Malacca River - Straits Mosque - Return to Kuala Lumpur 📍Day 3: Batu Caves - Blue Mosque - Kuala Lumpur Tower - Petronas Twin Towers (KCLL) - Xinfeng Bak Kut Teh - Alor Street Night Market - Attractions 【Kuala Lumpur】 🔸Petronas Tower: It is the landmark of Kuala Lumpur and one of the city's observation decks. You can overlook the beautiful scenery of Kuala Lumpur. The bright lights at night are very magnificent. 🔸Independence Square: European-style architecture, people who love taking photos can also come and see 🔸 Petaling Street: Chinatown in the old city, very lively at night 🔸Alor Street: a rich variety of snacks 🔸Batu Caves: Beautiful rainbow stairs and natural caves formed by limestone - 【Malacca】 🔸Red Square Dutch Square: full of red houses, very eye-catching for taking photos 🔸Jinchang Street: Many local delicacies are hidden here, where you can experience the authentic Nyonya flavor 🔸Malacca River: You can experience a boat tour 🔸 Straits Mosque: Built on the sea, the golden dome of the building and the pink sunset at dusk interweave into a beautiful oil painting - This article is more about introducing attractions, and I will focus on introducing food in the next article. This time I experienced the Kuala Lumpur chartered car service of [38 Traveler]. The local driver will not only take you to eat all over Kuala Lumpur, but also introduce the local people's favorite dishes. From the driver’s explanation, I also learned a lot about the local customs and culture, which saved me time and helped me gain a lot of knowledge! #100 Ways to Travel

Today, Elle will take you on a flight to Malaysia. The destination is Kuala Lumpur, a city with very convenient transportation. The city is surrounded by affordable trains (about 1 ringgit per station). You can easily travel on your own without a tour. The locals generally understand English, and you'll meet many Thai tourists, so you can feel at ease. Let's check out Elle's plan! Day 1: Elle arrives at 10 AM but has to wait until 3 PM to check into the hotel. So, she leaves her luggage at the hotel and spends time at NU Sentral Mall. After checking in at around 4 PM, it's time to explore! Today, she'll follow the red train line: - River of Life - Merdeka Square - Saloma Bridge - Petronas Twin Towers (KLCC) - Chinatown (for dinner) Day 2: Early morning bus at 7 AM to Genting Highlands. Return to KL Sentral around 2 PM. Rest at the hotel, then take a Grab to Thean Hou Temple in the evening. After that, take the train to Pavilion Mall (for Pop Mart) and find street food at Jalan Alor (green line). Day 3: Return to the airport. Visit some must-see shops and do some shopping before heading back. Note: Elle's accommodation is at KL Sentral, which is centrally located, making it easy to travel to various places. You can walk to the bus or train station to the airport without needing extra time for transfers. If you have the chance, Elle highly recommends this trip. It's easy to travel and close to Thailand, so you can get back to work comfortably. 🫶🏻🇲🇾

#Kuala Lumpur Tour Jalan Alor Street Art 🌟 The largest collection of street art in Kuala Lumpur For those who love taking photos, don't forget to wear brightly colored clothes and check in. There are many new works. 🌈🌈Even the chimneys are made into caterpillars 🐛, so cute! There are many areas to walk around and take pictures. For those who have been there before the country was closed, there may be some minor changes. Because the original building seems to have been demolished. One building, but there are many new works on the opposite side. It's not difficult to get there, just 500 meters from MRT Bukit Bingtang. 📌Jalan Alor Street Art (Kuala Lumpur) ✅How to get there: Take the MRT and get off at Bukit Bintang Station. Walk about 500 meters. #Malaysia #MalaysiaTourism #MalaysiaAttractions #Kuala Lumpur #Kuala LumpurTourism

Worried about language barriers when traveling abroad with the family? Or that the food won't suit your taste? Fear not, we've found the perfect destination that's more suitable for the physical constitution of Chinese babies! It's in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia🇲🇾. In addition to being visa-free, the presence of Chinese communities and Chinese-speaking landlords make communication a breeze, and the authentic Chinese and Western cuisine will satisfy the whole family's taste buds. When in Kuala Lumpur, don't forget to bring a 512G stomach🍽️! For an authentic culinary experience, stay with Airbnb! - 📍Eat, stay, and snap photos near landmarks 🏠 Walk to Petronas Towers from a Stylish Apartment (P2-3) ✔️Stay in the heart of Kuala Lumpur and take a family photo in the rooftop garden with a panoramic view of the cityscape! ✔️Walk to the famous Petronas Towers and nearby trendy Nyonya-flavored restaurants to satisfy everyone's taste buds in minutes! · 📍Be a 'local' for a day in the quiet old town 🏠 Classic Bohemian Loft House in Kuala Lumpur City (P5-6) ✔️Located in the city center, this Bohemian cottage lets you enjoy the breeze through lace curtains while snuggling in a swing chair with the kids, relaxing. ✔️Within walking distance to train and bus stations, take your family to explore Kuala Lumpur's food and local shops, experiencing the life of a 'local'! ✔️Remember to check the host's guide! Treasure trove eateries known only to locals, like satay fish and Hainanese chicken rice, are all listed inside! · 📍Experience the authentic atmosphere of Malaysia 🏠 KLCC View Stylish Loft 3 Bed-Bathtub-Rooftop Pool (P7) ✔️Stay in a duplex loft with large floor-to-ceiling windows, where you can share a 360-degree city skyline and the Twin Towers view with your family from the rooftop pool. ✔️Host Ken speaks Chinese, so communication is effortless! Not only does he offer late-night airport pick-up, but he also recommends the Jalan Alor night market for the whole family to experience the authentic Malaysian atmosphere! · Take your family on a journey with Airbnb in Kuala Lumpur, 'feast' your way through this city where Eastern and Western cultures blend, and feel its unique charm~ ]

#WinHong Kongticket Go to Hong Kong to eat, drink and share delicious and fun places 📍Huang Yahua Snack Shop Address: No 1, Alor Street, Bukit Bintang, 50200 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Business hours: 16:00-2:00 💫Satay (Chicken, Sheep and Beef) RM 1.6/skewer (minimum of 10 skewers) 💫Char Kway Teow RM 12 💫Roasted chicken wings RM 4.2 (minimum of 2 pieces) 💫Fried sotong RM 24 At Huang Yahua Snack Shop near the bottom of Alor Street, when you see the direction of the smoke, you know that you are almost there🤣 The three of us ordered the above meals, which were just right. It was about 9pm when we ate, and the satay turned out to be... Only chicken option left. Overall, I think Pupu, maybe because I had a lot of expectations before coming, but it is still worth a try. Alor Street is very busy until late at night. If you want to have late night snacks and go to the night markets in Malaysia, you can’t miss this place! #Malaysia #Kuala Lumpur #黄亚华 #food

Jalan Alor comes alive at night , transforming into a vibrant food street in the heart of KL City Center. A must visit place when you are in KL, where the street is filled with various local favourite delicacies along the way; you will be spoilt for choice! 😆 It’s got a great vibe and it’s tons of fun. Many tourists come here to enjoy Chinese, Thai and Malaysian cuisine. Super busy , super crowded! 😜 #deliciousfood #jalanalor #klfoodie #foodstreet #discoverkl

#timetotravel Jalan Alor, a vibrant street in Kuala Lumpur, is celebrated for its lively and diverse food scene. This bustling thoroughfare transforms into a bustling open-air food market in the evening, attracting both locals and tourists. The array of food stalls and restaurants offer a wide selection of Malaysian and international cuisines, making it a paradise for food enthusiasts. Visitors appreciate the opportunity to sample various dishes, from traditional local delicacies to flavors from different cultures. The energetic atmosphere, colorful signs, and sizzling aromas create a sensory experience that's both exciting and appetizing. #travel#urbanexplorer#mytripvlog#tripblazers#awesomepic#summervacation#passionpassport#kualalumpur#malaysia

Jalan Alor is an unique and famous food destination located within the Bukit Bintang area where in the heart of Kuala Lumpur. During the day, there is not much activity but when the sun goes down, the street will be hustling & bustling, numerous of lanterns and colourful neon signs glowing in the dark. All the eateries, snack & dessert stalls, fresh fruit(local fruits especially the Durian & Coconut) and juice stalls are ready to serves the foodies and tourists from all over the place. Jalan Alor food street is not just a place for the locals but foreigners also frequently visit here to taste the delightful Malaysian food(Chinese, Malay & Indian cusines). There are even have several localized Thai & Vietnamese eateries, the foods are diverse and plentiful with comparable price between the eateries. Beside that, the eateries here have friendly and welcoming atmosphere, they showcasing their menu upfront without pressuring customers, absolutely a must visit place in KL! #deliciousfood#mytripvlog#tripblazers#awesomepic

#Overseas travel - Location: Bukit Bintang (10 minutes walk from Kuala Lumpur Pavilion Shopping Mall) - Address: Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur - Features: A long line of delicious restaurants, Merdeka 118 is clearly visible - Nearby shopping: Pavilion - Recommended hotel: KLCC Star Suites - Rating: 5.0/5.0 Just a 5-minute walk from Bukit Bintang, which is lined with luxury boutiques, you will arrive at Jalan Alor Night Market, which is full of local atmosphere. The sight of drinking beer at a long line of delicious restaurants such as satay and bak kut teh will make you feel the local atmosphere, and it is the best night market where you can taste Southeast Asian fruits such as durian at a low price. The location is also very convenient because you can walk to Merdeka 118 or Pavilion. This is a must-visit course when traveling to Kuala Lumpur! #Malaysia travel #food tour #city tour

This is a really good street to walk down and enjoy the atmosphere then choose a place to sit and enjoy some food or drink. Even if you are not particularly hungry, you will be willing to try some great food on the grill and see the beautiful fruits offered for sale. You should go after 6pm. Fabulous night spot close to Bukit Bintang. Slightly more expensive than other street food around Kuala Lumper but well worth the visit. #wecreate

On February 1st, I started my journey from Changsha and arrived in Kuala Lumpur via Hong Kong. Kuala Lumpur is the capital of Malaysia and has many delicious foods and attractions, making it a worthwhile place to visit. Here, I tasted the local specialty of Bak Kut Teh, a soup made from pork, herbs, and spices, with a rich and delicious flavor that I will never forget. Next, I arrived at Aro Street, which is a vibrant and lively place with many snack shops and stores. It's a great place for shopping and tasting local cuisine. I wandered around here, bought some local specialties, and also tried some local snacks. It felt really good. The next day, I went to the Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur. This is a skyscraper with a height of 452 meters and is one of the iconic buildings in Kuala Lumpur. I took the elevator to the top floor and enjoyed the stunning view of the entire city, feeling very impressed. Next, I took a plane to Langkawi, which is a beautiful island with blue sky, white clouds, and blue sea, a great place for vacation and leisure. I went to Eagle Square, one of the most famous attractions in Langkawi, where there are many eagles to watch and take photos. Afterwards, I went to the beach, feeling the beauty of the sea breeze and waves. There were many tourists and local residents playing and sunbathing on the beach, very comfortable. Finally, I am waiting for the arrival of the sunset, with the sun setting in the west and the interweaving of light and shadow on the sea, which makes people feel very wonderful and magical. Here, I feel the tranquility and beauty of nature, and also experience the joy and meaning of travel. This trip has brought me many wonderful memories and experiences, and has also helped me to better understand different cultures and ways of life. Traveling is an attitude and a way of life that allows us to step out of our homes, explore the world, and experience the colorful and wonderful aspects of life.

Street art in Malaysia is getting more and more famous and is amazing! The local street art revolution has been evolving which gives us Instagram users more cool backgrounds to post our #ootd (outfit of the day) photos. These graffiti masterpieces are created by talented local artists and foreigners. If you have realised, the street art may give some people the false impression of vandalism when it is merely a gesture to make intricate life-sized paintings – an iconic piece. #yearofrabbit #newyearadventure #foodie #urbanexplorer

How to get there: City shuttle bus Tourist spot: Yalu Street, food tour Address: Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur Attractions: An area lined with local restaurants, best visited in the evening or at night Many customers visit the street for the shops that serve a variety of Asian cuisine and alcohol, but prices are a bit high for tourists #food tour

Located in the heart of Kuala Lumpur, the Jalan Alor Night Market is a convenient destination that’s sure to satisfy your foodie cravings. It’s within the Bukit Bintang area, so it’s easily accessible if you’re staying in the city centre. Getting There - Nearest metro station is Bukit Bintang Attractions - Wide.Variety of Food Choices Hotels - Many hotel nearby to suit all budget Food & Restaurants - Enjoy a wide selection of food along Jalan Alor. Shopping - Souvenirs shopping available here #jalanalor #kuala_lumpur #malaysia #tonywanderlust

Address - Jalan Alor Highlights - Open area street food Avg. Price per Person - RM50 Rating - 3 out of 5 If you're around Bukit Bintang area at night, you should dine at Jalan Alor for local food like fried rice, fried noodles, satay, seafood and so many other choices. Even if you don't feel dine in, there are snacks like fried bananas, cut fruits, fruits juices and fried snacks that you could just take away. Do note that the prices are on the high side as the place is crowded with foreigners. Also, don't come here if it rains as almost all restaurants seats are in open area. Few restaurants that serve halal meals. #meetkualalumpur

#meetkualalumpur I stayed at the area of Bukit Bintang, the shopping and entertainment district of Kuala Lumpur (KL). My #tripblazers #fallingforfall location was so strategic because it was near Jalan Alor, a street that is full of hawkers and restaurants. Jalan Alor, which translates to Alor Street in English, is a food haven for locals and tourists alike. It’s a quiet street in daytime and transforms into a night market, hustling and bustling with activity. You’ll encounter people of different nationalities, local performers, and interesting beggars (you’ll know what I mean when you go there). it’s a touristy area so prices are higher than usual. But the quality of the food remains superb. For me the durian store is always my favourite 🤩

If you’re a foodie and looking to try variety of food options, Jalan Alor is a place that you must visit. It’s a long stretch of food street located in the heart of Bukit Bintang. It is a busy street and can easily get crowded especially during weekends and peak hours. I would recommend sticking to the ones that are busy and have lots of people eating so that you know it’s fresh and delicious. #urbanexplorer #foodie #tripblazers