Shopping in Bukit Bintang Area
Travel to Malaysia December 17th, 2009
Malaysia is always not to be outdone by Singapore. Singapore has LRT train (Light Rapid Transit), Malaysia also made LRT, Singapore has Orchard Road, Malaysia also made Bukit Bintang. Anyway, Malaysia did not want to lose to Singapore. Good thing’s healthy competition, so we-we as tourists will increasingly.
Bukit Bintang is located in the golden triangle of Kuala Lumpur’s strategic location as close to the Petronas Towers and KLCC shopping center also with tourists like China Town and Central Market. I’m here to try to cover some fairly popular mall in Bukit Bintang area of which is Sungei Wang, Low Yat Plaza, Berjaya Times Square and Lot 10. Actually there are two malls, but less popular, namely BB Mall and Imbi Plaza. There is also a new mall, but I’ve written before, The Pavilion, located at around Bukit Bintang, too.
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Travel to Singapore December 5th, 2009
Chinatown in Singapore starts from about the year 1821, when China’s first ship junk arrived from Xiamen, Fujian province in China. The passengers all men, and then build a house in the south of Singapore River, which is now known as Telok Ayer. Chinatown’s name in the local tongue – Niu Che Shui (Water Buffalo Railway) came from the situation at that time, which should take fresh water from wells in the Ann Siang Hill and Spring Street, using oxen-drawn carriage.
However, not all parts of Chinatown inhabited by people of China. Al Abrar Mosque at Telok Ayer Street, and Jamae Mosque and Sri Mariamman Temple on South Bridge Road becomes a real witness to an atmosphere of racial and religious harmony in Singapore.
Chinatown can be divided into four main districts – Kreta Ayer, Telok Ayer, Tanjong Pagar and Bukit Pasoh – each with its own uniqueness. Activity center is located in the region Trengganu / Smith Streets.
