Little India is always a bustling street. Due to the decoration of this town, you can immediately recognize that you have arrived at this place. Experience vendors lugging bales of sarees all across the street. Glass bangles are readily available, and shops sell savories and traditional Indian clothes.
You can quickly get Gulab Jamun, vada, samosa and other Indian snacks on the street of this town. And if you are feeling thirsty, grab a glass of famous mango lassi or plain lassi. Along with this, enjoy the taste of popular banana leaves rice, where rice is served on a big banana leaf with lots of curry and meat. The meal is not complete until you eat it in the traditional Indian way, i.e., by hands only.
The place is equipped with fragrance, sounds, and sights you find in any Indian place. It also includes various parlors for bridal beauty, henna tattoos etc. You can easily find pooja altars, incense sticks, and many other Indian essentials in general stores.
This place used to be the main depot of Malayan Railways during the British occupation. Now it is transformed into KL Sentral (Kuala Lumpur Central Station), making it an important hub for public transport users.
It also has the famous Thean Hou temple, where Chinese people register their marriage. There are many hotels such as Hotel Summer View Kuala Lumpur, Le Meridien Kuala Lumpur, Hilton Hotel Kuala Lumpur etc. offering Indian facilities where you can stay.
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