The first shopping complex in Kuala Lumpur. The grand old lady of shopping complex in Kuala Lumpur, it is among the first centre to boast an escalator in the country, much to the delight of KL people then.

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Designed as a family destination, the complex has a wide and interesting tenant-mix with anchor tenant, Royal Department Store, offering the best possible choice in quality, price and value.

Occupying a spot near the iconic Petronas Towers and spread over six stories, Avenue K mixes high-tech concepts with handmade Asian products.

The night market in Bangsar is a big draw, bringing together both expatriates and locals

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The Money Museum has an interesting display of old Malaysian currency, commemorative and rare coins and also foreign currencies.

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A good place to start your shopping bout! Ask any Malaysian where is the best shopping spot to head on for - the most likely response will be the famous Bukit Bintang Golden Triangle.

It was formerly a wet market where vegetables, meat and fish were sold. Now, it is a beautiful and attractive Art Deco building.

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Petaling Street, or more locally known as Chinatown is the centre of Kuala Lumpur's heart - and what can one expects to find there?

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With the shouts "Merdeka! Merdeka! Merdeka!" on August 31 1957, Dataran Merdeka was where the Malayan flag was hoisted for the first time in the country's history upon gaining independence from the British rule.

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Great Eastern is no ordinary mall. Its host of specialty shops and F&B outlets include established brands such as British India, Manchester United and Guess Kids.