Journey to the past at KL's Kwai Chai Hong


The entrance to Kwai Chai Hong heritage lane in Kuala Lumpur. At night the place is all lit up with beautiful lanterns. — MING TEOH/The Star

A walk through the streets of Kuala Lumpur’s Chinatown reveals a hidden alley that takes you back in time to the city’s bygone days.

This alley is known as Kwai Chai Hong, a restored heritage lane where the golden era converges with modern technology.

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