Part 3: Little India, Kuala Lumpur - what's there?

Little India is a town filled with lively colours. We’ve picked the month of Deepavali to visit this part of the city to witness the livelihood in the highlight of its vibrance. Allow me to share some of the pictures from the stroll we had in the midday sun.

The signature archway of Little India:

At the end of the shopping street is a stretch of flower shops.

 It was quite refreshing to be walking in the middle of this pathway with fresh flowers to the left and right of us.

The shopkeepers are usually the flower arrangers themselves.

The salesperson, Bishu, asked to have her picture taken with my travelling partner. She’s probably infected with our excitement.

Salesperson wearing the dress type she’s selling. 

Plenty of dress types to choose from in interesting colour combinations.

If you're used to watching and enjoying Bollywood movies, particularly when it gets to the musical parts, then you can imagine all that available in the shopping street of Little India, dresses, silks, and sarees..from the affordable ones to the premium lines.

The Little India shopping street is not short of accessory items as well; bangles, earrings, basically jewelleries of all types are sold along this street.

Another type of variety that is sold here are the street foods and tid-bits, some are sweet and some are cooked with spices. 

 

We get ourselves the ones with the spices, my TP claimed that these are the best she has ever had.

After more than a couple of hours in Little India, we decided that it was time to make the move to our next destination of choice...

..Central Market.

To be continued in the final part at Central Market.

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