The Burgeoning Beauty of Bricksfield

July 14, 2012 - PRLog -- Kuala Lumpur – Want to experience Indian culture, without going to India? Drop by Bricksfield, otherwise known as “Little India”. Enjoy spicy Indian food, see mosques and experience the Indian heritage of Malaysia. Read the article “Bricksfield in Kuala Lumpur” and see how this once struggling Indian district is slowly becoming a business center. You can also get tips on how to get there and what sights to see. The article reads:

The Brickfields, formerly an Indian residential neighborhood located just south ofKuala Lumpur‘s city centre, is now a burgeoning commercial district and tourist destination. Modern high-rise buildings and five-star hotels overlook shanties, swarming open-air markets, “banana-leaf” restaurants, religious temples, mosques, and many ofKuala Lumpur‘s Indian cultural relics. Helped along by the development of KL Sentral,Kuala Lumpur‘s ultra-modern railway hub, the Brickfields, or “Little India” is a remarkably easy travel hub or hotel destination for travelers.Truly one of the best places outside of India to immerse yourself in Indian culture, Brickfields gives off an untamed, edgy atmosphere. Traditionally regarded as a dangerous neighborhood, the neighborhood has upgraded its image in the 21st century. This symbol of urban blight is now a sightseers delight, exhibiting a fusion of old-world colonial, Chinese and Indian architectural styles and influences.

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