1. Lost in Chinatown @ Petaling Street
I was informed about Lost in Chinatown, a new attraction in Petaling Street, when it first opened to the public in mid-June.
2. entrance to Lost in Chinatown
I felt an affinity with it because I actually lost my way in Petaling Street, also known as Kuala Lumpur’s Chinatown, one day. Me being me, if I were to go there today without someone to guide me, I would lose my way again.
3. go on a mission – four to choose from
When I put up at Avenue J Hotel one night recently, I did not allow the chance to check out Lost in Chinatown to pass.
4. this stairway leads visitors to Lost in Chinatown
The hotel, is after all, within walking distance to Petaling Street. Luckily for me, Lost in Chinatown is just at the entrance of Petaling Street, just a stone’s throw away from its imposing arch.
5. more than 200 World Famous Pop Art on exhibition
Lost in Chinatown is an attraction dedicated to the exploration of Chinese art, culture and tradition. Additionally, it is also a venue that allows visitors to learn about other Malaysian attractions, sort of killing two birds with one stone.
6. Chinese-centric exhibits for photoshoot
Laid out like a maze, visitors are encouraged to take their time to look through the photos and accompanying captions. This is the reason there are four missions that we can go on, to explore Lost in Chinatown in depth.
7. largest abacus in Kuala Lumpur
By the way, do bring your camera along. There are many photography corners worth capturing in memory. The helpful staff can assist if you are visiting alone.
8. Chinese paper-cutting art
Even as a Chinese myself, who thinks that I already know quite a lot about my own kind, I still regard Lost in Chinatown interesting. I especially liked the gallery that displays photographs of Chinatown from around the world.
9. photo gallery on Chinatowns around the world
If you have the slightest interest in Chinese attractions and the appealing art in Malaysia, Lost in Chinatown is not to be missed.
10. attractions around Malaysia
Lost In Chinatown
Add: 22, Jalan Petaling, 50000 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Tel: +60 16-291 3357
Email: lostinchinatownkualalumpur@gmail.com
Web: LINK
Facebook: Lost in Chinatown
11. popular local food
Operation hours: 10am – 10pm daily
Entrance ticket: RM15 (adult) & RM8 (child)
*free for children below 6 years old
12. dedicated corner on Rafflesia, the world’s biggest flower, which is found in some parts of Malaysia
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1 Comments
At December 12, 2017, Jane wrote:
Interesting place to explore. I will bring my children here.