Here are the Best Open Markets In Kuala Lumpur as seen from the locals and expats point of view.
Night bazaars or open markets as we locals refer to them, are a good place to start with when you’re looking for the best buys in Kuala Lumpur.
These open-air markets are the hub of activity in almost all of Kuala Lumpur’s old districts and are packed with stalls and food stores displaying everything from antiques and fabrics to clothing, spices and fresh fruit and tea. There is also a wide range of foodstuffs to be had here ranging from local dishes to seafood and from street food to fine dining. For those looking for bargains, this is also the place to go shopping.
Well known for its wide collection of antiques, the night markets of Kuala Lumpur have something for everyone. From local arts and crafts to souvenirs, garments, jewelry, and books, these are the best places to find anything you could be looking for while on your trip to the city. There are also some really old antiques and pieces of furniture that can be an interesting purchase. These night markets are quite bustling at night so it is advisable to get your shopping early if you want to get a good bargain.
Just north of town, you’ll find the Night Bazaar, which is the largest in the city. It houses everything from knick-knacks to electronics. This is also one of the best places to go for bargains as the prices are really cheap compared to other night markets. There is no one operating the Night Bazaar as it is run and organized by the residents. They are quite friendly and do offer some great bargains on jewelry, garments, and knick-knacks.
Just a short walk from the Night Bazaar is the Sunday Market, a fresh market where you can find many different stalls selling items such as fresh fruits, vegetables, flowers, clothes, crafts, and more. This is also a good place for you to do some window shopping as you will be able to view many traditional goods that are sold in these open-night markets. If you love cooking, you’ll be happy to know that there is an Indian restaurant right next to the Sunday market. This restaurant serves authentic Indian food made using traditional ingredients and spices.
If you love buying souvenirs and artifacts, then you should head over to the Saturday open markets. Here you can buy a wide range of products that are unique and beautiful. Some of the products you can find here include traditional handcrafted bags, wooden sculptures, wooden statues, wooden jewelry, local artwork, and more.
In conclusion
If you are looking for something really authentic of the local culture but don’t have time to see them all to choose from, then you should definitely visit the Sunday Market. This market sells a wide variety of local goods including local trinkets, wooden crafts, and much more. This market is one of the oldest and has been operating for more than fifteen years. It has become popular because it is a great place for strolling and having a good time with the locals.
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