Meet few friends from different country and feel like to get them some of the
Malaysian products as a souvenir such as handicrafts, batik, art, kebaya, songket or other.
Where should I get all these Malaysian vain products.
Central Market is a one of the top shopping center for Malaysian products
and the wide variety of
Malaysian cuisine and couture.
Central Market is located at Jalan Hang Kasturi, a few minutes away from Petaling Street.
It was found in 1888 and originally used as a wet market,
while the current building was completed in 1937.
It has since been
classified as a Heritage Site by the Malaysian Heritage Society
and it
is now a landmark for Malaysian culture and heritage.
The colourful Malaysian Traditional Cultural and Arts events are
presented at the Central Market Outdoor Stage.
Central Market celebrates
all the Traditional Festivals of each race in Malaysia, example,
Hari Raya Festival, Chinese New Year Festival, Deepavali Festival,
Punjabi Festival and lots more.
Besides that,
Central Market supports the local contemporary arts such as Art Exhibition,
Video Screening, Independent Music Concert and lots more in The Annexe Gallery.
One of the three shopping streets on the ground floor of the popular
Central Market,
Lorong Melayu (Malay Street).Which is the street that I like it really much.
I enjoy and feel so good when walking in the street. I love Malay couture.
Malay Street full of little shops
specializing in local handicrafts and products.
Colorful batik fabrics, unique shadow puppets, buffalo skin kites,
beaded jewelry and woven bamboo baskets are all found in the street.
and not to forget some stores like
Sabah to shop for hand, carved wooden masks and souvenir blow,
guns made
by the aboriginal people of Malaysian Borneo.
The Central
Market is also a great place for an introduction to other facets
of
Malay culture like fashion, dance, and music.
Dance Aloha! We required to wear on the flower wreath and say Aloha!
This is the ever first store that owned by both Chinese that I saw in Malay Street.
They are just so friendly and kind to everyone that visited their shop.
It’s really a different Central Market with a fresher and brighter
feel,
every Malaysian should know and feel about it, and a really great place to experience for tourists.
every Malaysian should know and feel about it, and a really great place to experience for tourists.
Lorong Melayu ( Malay Street) is to denote all things Malay sold along this lane, and so forth.
Proper signs have been put up at the start of each street with respective
custom made so that to enhance the character of each thing.
China arts is in Malay Street too. Awesome!
She told and taught us that the hand sign of "six" means Aloha! =D
Awesome experiences as a Malaysian that I should have it I got it here.
I just simple love this place!
Central Market is a proposed exercise to give,
a building with a 120
years history a new identity to attract younger generations
to
appreciate the need for racial tolerance and the need for racial
integration.
As we all know, Central Market is a historic landmark of
Kuala Lumpur and
there is no other better place to remind the
younger generations of the
Malaysian Culture that has been so entrenched
that people of all races can come
together to live in peace and
harmony.
I just simple love this place, this street of Malaysia that full of Malaysia Couture.
Experience and feel it then u will love it.