Best Area to Explore : Kampung Bahru
A village in the heart of Kuala Lumpur? Yes, step back into time by taking the Saloma Link, KL”s longest pedestrian bridge that connects the old (Kampung Bahru, literally New Village in Bahasa Melayu) and the new KLCC. The Saloma Link stretches for 370m, but the span that crosses the highway and river is 69m long. For more information, see here.
In the old narrow streets of Kampung Bahru, you will find KL’s reportedly best Nasi Lemak, Malaysia’s most beloved national dish that is eaten for breakfast, lunch, tea and dinner. Essentially rice cooked in coconut cream (santan) served with crispy ikan bilis, curry or rendang chicken, slices of cucumber and sambal (chili with anchovies or prawns). Click here for Nasi Lemak Antarabangsa
Picture credit: Terrence Low