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No minimum number of attendeesNo minimum number of attendees is required for the tour
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Free booking and cancellationFree payment tour, no set price, booking and cancellation are free
Hello! My name is David and I am a licensed guide in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Join my walking tour in Kuala Lumpur China Town will bring you a great memory and satisfaction from my beautiful city!
We are a group of Malaysian licensed tour guides working for more than 10 years in the tourism industry, we are glad to be your tour guru and enthusiastic to share with you the diversity of religions and cultures in Malaysia.
We are also eager to share the secrets and legends of our heritage buildings and temples with you in 135 minutes cultural walk.
Our passions and profession will ensure you enjoy the cultural walk through the eyes of a local guide.
The cultural walk includes the following places of interest in Kuala Lumpur old town:
- Chan She Shu Yuan
- Merdeka 118
- TRX106
- Guan Yin Temple
- Chinese Assembly Hall
- Kwai Chai Hong
- Gudwara Sahib Polis
- Gospel Hall
- Rex KL
- Petaling Street
- Kfc Jalan Sultan
Let's meet and start at Chan she shu yuan ancestor hall, and we will share with you some basic Chinese cultures and customs.
In addition, let us have some fun in learning simple Chinese Calligraphy here, and see how we communicate with our ancestors in the old days.
Later, let us explore one of the oldest Taoist temple and Chinese Assembly Hall built 100 years ago in Kuala Lumpur old town.
We will also explain to you what is the significant of our iconic buildings Merdeka 118, Trx106 and Petronas Twin Tower.
Then we will visit Gurdwara Sahib Sikhs Temple, an unique temple follow by Kwai Chai Hong (Ghost lane?).
The itinerary will also include visit to a popular cafe where we can enjoy the Clay pot coffee if you are interested to taste the special flavor of local coffee, and Durian (king of all fruits) if you want to challenge your sense of smell limit.
Finally, we will share the legacy of Sun Yat-sen, father of modern China who succeeded in revolution 1911 at Jalan Sultan.
Our tour will be ended at the iconic REX KL, so that you can enjoy some delicious local street food in Petaling Street after the tour.
During the walking tour, we will be happy to share with you some of the best-kept secrets of our old town and will be happy to answer any doubts/questions that you may have.
However, if you are interested to explore more into other religions and cultures in Kuala Lumpur Old Town, please book now for my mysterious walk at 1700 in the afternoon.
Please bring along your sunglasses, hat, umbrella and water in case you need.
Please meet me at Chan She Shu Yuan inside at 0930 and arrive 15 minutes earlier if you can make it .
Please call me if you arrive late.
We will proceed with the tour even if it is raining as we can always stop at the walkways or inside the temple, unless it rains heavily.
How to get there? ( Chan She Shu Yuan)
. By Grab/taxi--stop at the entrance
. By Lrt/Mrt - stop at Pasar Seni and walk about 10 minutes;
. By monorail - stop at Maharajalela and walk about 5 minutes.
How you recognise me? (Guru walk -Direction Guide blue cap)
Please come inside and you will see me wearing a Guru walk jacket (in orange) with Malaysian Batik (colorful) shirt holding a Guru Walk card.
Please modify or cancel your booking in advance if you cannot make it so that neither the group nor the guide will have to wait for you, and also make room for other walkers who wish to book for this popular tour in Kuala Lumpur.
I will wear a guru walk jacket (orange) with colorful batik shirt and carry a guru walk card for you to recognize me easily.
Entrance fee for the building fund is Malaysian Ringgit 5 (1 euro) only.
see the life style of the old China Town back to 1920s.
Chinese Assembly Hall built 100 years ago for unity of Chinese immigrants.
oldest sikh temple in China Town
Oldest Church for Chinese Immigrants
Iconic cinema in Kuala Lumpur China Town
second tallest building in the world
The oldest Taoist temple
Iconic KFC in China Town
Iconic building in Tun Razak Exchange Centre.
Free tours do not have a set price, instead, each person gives the guru at the end of the tour the amount that he or she considers appropriate (these usually range from €10 to $50 depending on satisfaction with the tour).