Kuala Lumpur : Shop Together
Kuala Lumpur is one of the most exciting shopping destinations in Asia. With a potpourri of places to shop at such upmarket departmental stores in shopping malls, family-run retailers and night bazaars, every budget is taken care of. Most imported goods are duty-free making KL a great place to clinch bargains.
Suria KLCC's tag line is 'everything under the sun', which pretty well sums this shopping centre. Set opposite a lush park of tropical fauna and 'dancing fountains', the shopping, dining and entertainment here should not bemissed. It is truly a unique experience.
Linked to Sungei Wang Plaza by an overhead bridge, Lot 10 offers great shopping under one roof. This is the place for upmarket styles and a wide selection of world-renowned designer labels. A number of chic cafes line its entrance - this is part of Bintang Walk. You can get a good variety of fashion wear at Isetan, its anchor tenant.
Starhill has scores of designer label boutiques within its elegant interior. This is also the place to look for art and sculpture. The Anugerah Gallery offers a wide spectrum of local and international works of art that rival many established galleries.
Located in the heart of KL's shopping district, Sungei Wang Plaza houses over 500 retail outlets offering bargain-priced products and services. Here, you will find everything from boutiques, beauty salons, florists, amusement centres, restaurants and department stores. With four anchor tenants, Metrojaya, Jusco, Carrefour and Golden Screen Cinemas, over 300 specialty stores and 70 F&B outlets under one roof, Mid Valley Megamall offers more in variety, quality and excitement.
Adjacent to Sungei Wang Plaza is the equally popular BB Plaza. Here, shops and boutiques offer an astounding variety of audio-visual equipment, cameras, bridal outfits, watches, clothes, footwear, leather goods, electrical appliances, books and just about everything you can imagine.
KLIA is now, more than ever, a destination for shopping as well as the region's most impressive transportation hub. Shoppers from home and abroad will enjoy choosing from a wide selection of products comprising everything from authentic handicrafts to boutique souvenirs; tobacco and liquors to gourmet chocolates; timepieces and perfumes to couture fashion and accessories. Brands such as Versace, Gucci, Chanel, Mont Blanc, Breitling, Calvin Klein and Bonioa are all on hand.
KL Plaza is an integral part of Bintang Walk. It houses a wide range of local and international designer accessory shops, jewellers, boutiques and eateries. While you're there, do make a stop at the largest music store in town, Tower Saturday nights for a massive night market that is popular for its local food as well as clothing and footwear.
A huge variety and a favourable exchange rate ensures a pleasurable shopping experience Records, located on the first floor. There's also an assortment of interesting alfresco eateries and cafes, serving everything from sushi to oysters, beer and wine.
Located behind the Federal Hotel, Low Yat Plaza's outlets offer goods as varied as software, books, hand phones and antiques. Prices here are quite reasonable and it is a very good bargain site. BB Park, an avenue of trendy restaurants and alfresco cafes located across the plazas main entrance sees a vibrant and hearty nightlife.
The Mall, one of the earliest mega shopping complexes in KL, is located just across from Putra World Trade Centre. Anchor tenant Aktif Lifestyle, together with a host of retailers offer a full range of products from clothing, shoes and accessories to restaurants and electronic and camera stores. An amusement arcade is located on the top floor.