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Brickfields

Kuala Lumpur’s Little India combines Indian businesses and food with railway history, temples and surviving civic buildings around Jalan Tun Sambanthan, immediately beside the KL Sentral transport hub.

Brickfields

Why go

Brickfields works best as a neighbourhood walk with several threads rather than a single attraction. Indian shops and banana-leaf dining animate the main streets, while Sri Kandaswamy Temple, Buddhist Maha Vihara and old railway-era traces show how migration and transport shaped the district.

What to look for

  • Indian shops and restaurants along and around Jalan Tun Sambanthan
  • Sri Kandaswamy Temple and Buddhist Maha Vihara, linked to the district’s Ceylonese community
  • Railway history surrounding the modern KL Sentral hub

Useful to know

  • Use KL Sentral as the starting point and explore outward along Jalan Tun Sambanthan.
  • Treat temples as active religious sites and plan the walk around respectful visits rather than a checklist.
  • Anchor the outing with a named meal or temple, since Brickfields has no single entrance or unified schedule.

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Outdoor visit · 30–45 min

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