Brickfields Little India is a hidden gem in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. It is a great place to discover the culture and taste the food. The area is also home to many shops and businesses. This is the place to go if you are looking for an authentic experience.
It is filled with restaurants that serve a variety of dishes. The area is most famous for the food but in the early morning hours, the neighbourhood fills up with people that work late into the night. In addition to the food and street art, there are also plenty of souvenir shops that sell authentic Malaysian jewellery and clothing. The area is also filled with small cafes, restaurants and shops that are perfect for a quiet afternoon out.
Brickfields Little India is home to many temples including Little India Sri Krishna Temple, Sri Kandaswamy Temple, Sree Veera Hanuman Temple and just to name a few. There are also many art galleries in the neighbourhood.
While there is plenty to see, the food is what really brings the area together. There are plenty of restaurants that serve Indian food. There are also plenty of stalls that sell banana leaf rice, tikka masala, biryani, delicious fried chicken, nasi lemak, roti canai and other traditional Indian foods.
Little India is situated in Brickfields in Kuala Lumpur and is basically an Indian community neighbourhood with Indian shops, fabrics shops, food stalls and restaurants. Little India in Kuala Lumpur let tourists explore the vibrant Indian cultures in one area.
There are several towns in Malaysia that have the Little India area, such as Little India in Klang and in Penang. If you are near in Kuala Lumpur area, then you can take a visit to Little India at Brickfields in Kuala Lumpur.
Once you’re on the street of Little India, you will witness the vibrant colours around the areas, from fabric shops to flower markets. The raw fabric materials are known to be used for traditional Indian clothing such as the saris, which is the Indian traditional attire. Other fabrics available there are carpets, curtains and so on.
Although the area is small, it really packs a lot of charm. It is a good idea to visit Little India during the first few days of your trip so that you can get a general feel for the area. You can also go on a food tour if you want to learn more about local foods and the best places to eat in Little India. If you are looking for an authentic experience, Little India is the place to be.
How To Get There
Little India can be easily accessible via public transport including LRT and MRT which is just 10 minute’s walk from KL Sentral through the Nu Sentral shopping centre.
Nearby Attractions
The nearest attraction to Little India at Brickfields Kuala Lumpur is the Nu Sentral shopping mall, Kuala Lumpur Railway Station, Merdeka Square, and River of Life.
- Merdeka Square
- Thean Hou Temple
- National Museum
- Chinatown
- Perdana Botanical Garden
- Central Market
