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Harmony Street
Address: Jalan Tokong Besi
Jalan Tokong Besi in Chinatown is also called Harmony Street because Temples and Mosques of the three main religions of Malaysia are located peacefully in the same small street.
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Cheng Hoon Teng Temple
built in 1645, the oldest chinese Temple in Malaysia
Kampung Keling Mosque
was finished in 1868
Sri Payyatha Vinayagar Moorthi Temple
built in the late 18th centuri, oldest Hindu temple in Malaysia
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Things to do & see
RANDOM LINKS
SarawakTourism.com
website of Sarawak Tourism Board
multimap.com
very good map service
Juiceonline.com
parties & events in Malaysia
Monorail.com.my
public transportation system in Kuala Lumpur
Malaysian budget airline for south-east Asia
see all links
STORIES
I got it from my Mamak
Mamak stalls are restaurants in Malaysia mostly run by muslim Indians. Traditionally they started out as road side stalls but due their importance to Malaysian social life, hence their number of customer, there are big mamak restaurants and even chains now too. Mamak stalls are a true multi-racial melting pot, whether they be Malay, Indian, Chinese or others, this is place where everybody meets for a snack or a drink with friends, business clients, breakfast or just watching football at night. Many mamak stalls operate 24 hours per day, 7 days per week. You want your Roti Canai and Teh Tarik at 4am in the morning? No problem. Welcome to Malaysia! Found out what "mamaking" is all about.
Mamak stalls are restaurants in Malaysia mostly run by muslim Indians. Traditionally they started out as road side stalls but due their importance to Malaysian social life, hence their number of customer, there are big mamak restaurants and even chains now too. Mamak stalls are a true multi-racial melting pot, whether they be Malay, Indian, Chinese or others, this is place where everybody meets for a snack or a drink with friends, business clients, breakfast or just watching football at night. Many mamak stalls operate 24 hours per day, 7 days per week. You want your Roti Canai and Teh Tarik at 4am in the morning? No problem. Welcome to Malaysia! Found out what "mamaking" is all about.
DID YOU KNOW?
Mat Salleh
The word malaysians use for westerners is “Mat Salleh”.
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