KARYANEKA , established in 1982, is a handicraft centre supported by the
Malaysian government. Here you can find handicraft and souvenirs produced by
Malaysia's very own craftsmen and small industry. Located at Jalan Conlay (Conlay
street) it is about a 10 minute walk for the Golden Triangle.
KARYANEKA has a wide selection of handicraft items reflecting Malaysia's ethnic
and cultural heritage. The center sells Malaysian handicraft including batik, rattan
baskets, blowpipes, woodcarvings and silver craft items. There is also a Craft
Museum within the compound and individual craft huts where you can watch
craftsmen at work. These craft huts are set in a working environment to replicate
the original atmosphere of these craftsmen in the villages, including the tools they
use for their creative art work. The effect is to recreate the original atmosphere and
setting to give visitors the total experience, be it of songket weaving, brass work,
woodcarving, traditional blacksmith, batik painting or pottery making. Visitors can
also try their hand at basket weaving and batik painting.
Malaysian government. Here you can find handicraft and souvenirs produced by
Malaysia's very own craftsmen and small industry. Located at Jalan Conlay (Conlay
street) it is about a 10 minute walk for the Golden Triangle.
KARYANEKA has a wide selection of handicraft items reflecting Malaysia's ethnic
and cultural heritage. The center sells Malaysian handicraft including batik, rattan
baskets, blowpipes, woodcarvings and silver craft items. There is also a Craft
Museum within the compound and individual craft huts where you can watch
craftsmen at work. These craft huts are set in a working environment to replicate
the original atmosphere of these craftsmen in the villages, including the tools they
use for their creative art work. The effect is to recreate the original atmosphere and
setting to give visitors the total experience, be it of songket weaving, brass work,
woodcarving, traditional blacksmith, batik painting or pottery making. Visitors can
also try their hand at basket weaving and batik painting.
| If you haven't had the opportunity to witness any Malaysian handicrafts or shop for some Malaysia batik, make a stop at Karyaneka. Don't forget to check out the garden area! |
| Visitors can also try their hand at basket weaving painting |
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Central Market once Kuala Lumpur's largest
"wet" market is now a unique venue for locals
and tourists alike. Refurbished old market
stalls are now kiosks for individual merchants
selling all kind of merchandise from
personalised T-shirts and handicrafts, to
portrait artists and interesting paraphernalia.
"wet" market is now a unique venue for locals
and tourists alike. Refurbished old market
stalls are now kiosks for individual merchants
selling all kind of merchandise from
personalised T-shirts and handicrafts, to
portrait artists and interesting paraphernalia.
The mezzanine floor encompasses a
"Kampung" (Malay Village) like atmosphere and
only traders Tekad (gold embroidery) weaving,
Wau Kelantan (giant kites), Songket (gold
weaving) and Sutera (silk), Batik making,
Kelantan silver and Malay antiques are allowed
in this area. With an average is regarded as a
"not to be missed destination " in Kuala
Lumpur. Go there
"Kampung" (Malay Village) like atmosphere and
only traders Tekad (gold embroidery) weaving,
Wau Kelantan (giant kites), Songket (gold
weaving) and Sutera (silk), Batik making,
Kelantan silver and Malay antiques are allowed
in this area. With an average is regarded as a
"not to be missed destination " in Kuala
Lumpur. Go there
Central Market - K Lumpur
The Petaling Street Night Market (just as busy in
the daytime) is in Chinatown. center for all types
of merchandise from clothes, to shoes,
watches, t-shirts, DVDs, handbags,
sunglasses and colorful stalls. The lights and
sounds of Petaling Street is dazzling and the
bargains are fantastic! It is also a place to try
out some local dishes like Roti Canai and Nasi
Campur. Walk by colorful umbrellas and carts
selling a some of these fruits grown locally and
within the region. View our video on Chinatown
the daytime) is in Chinatown. center for all types
of merchandise from clothes, to shoes,
watches, t-shirts, DVDs, handbags,
sunglasses and colorful stalls. The lights and
sounds of Petaling Street is dazzling and the
bargains are fantastic! It is also a place to try
out some local dishes like Roti Canai and Nasi
Campur. Walk by colorful umbrellas and carts
selling a some of these fruits grown locally and
within the region. View our video on Chinatown
| Petaling Street Chinatown |
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| Royal Selangor Pewter Visit the factory and the showroom. Go there..... |
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| Located in the Klang Valley, half hour from the KL International Airport, neighbouring Petaling Jaya, Damansara and Shah Alam. Also accessible by the KTM Komuter train. |
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Jewelry/Luggage/Leisure
Sporting Goods
Department Stores
Hypermarket
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Cinemas
Pool tables
Virtual Reality
Hotel
Exhibition Center
| Time Zones Malaysia is eight hours ahead of GMT, sixteen hours ahead of US Pacific Standard Time, thirteen ahead of Eastern Standard Time |
| Whether you buy a piece of history at the antique shops or just marvel at the old world charm that is uniquely Melaka, a visit to Jonker Street must be on your itinerary when you visit Malaysia's historical city. |
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