This Hari Raya holiday, KL tourist hotspots crowded with visitors determined to soak in city vibes
KUALA LUMPUR, May 4 — Unlike previous years, the long Hari Raya holidays did not see a quiet Kuala Lumpur this time round.
Manisha decided to fly over to Kuala Lumpur to celebrate her Hari Raya holidays May 3, 2022. — Picture by Devan ManuelMalay Mail.“To visit the malls, experience the cuisine here,” she said, adding that she decided to come for Hari Raya this time around; Pavilion is a must-visit for her and her family members.Ng Yi Ern said the trip to the city centre was for a long overdue sightseeing trip with her friends May 3, 2022. — Picture by Devan Manuel“After a long time, we came to KL...
“We are just going to walk around KL, sightseeing. Previous years, when it’s Hari Raya we usually visit our Malay friends but now they are not around. Since we are all working now and we have less time to spend together, we decided to do this today,” Wong added. “We came to enjoy the city vibes after so long. We made a day trip yesterday but KLCC was just too packed. We could not even buy tickets to take our children to Aquaria KLCC. It was too crowded. The queue was probably one kilometre long.
At Petaling Street, rows of cars were seen making their way into parking lots while many vehicles were parked on the side of the main road. A clothing store owner who only wanted to be known as Chan said that she was taken aback by the number of people who visited Petaling Street.“I didn’t expect this. At about 8am, people started coming... mostly to eat and then they started shopping at all the stalls. This time around business is better than normal days,” she said.
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