Kuala Lumpur's First Stop: Stepping into the Magical World of Little India.

Most tourists arrive in Kuala Lumpur and head straight to Little India, conveniently located near KL Sentral, but it's often overlooked. Here's how to explore Kuala Lumpur's Little India and what to keep in mind when visiting Hindu temples. 🇲🇾Four Hindu Temples in Little India The following four temples are close to each other, making them easy to visit, but there are others as well. Sri Kandaswamy Temple Dedicated to Murugan, the Sri Kandaswamy Temple is a famous Hindu temple in Kuala Lumpur. Built by Sri Lankan Tamils in 1902, its design is inspired by the renowned Nallur Kandaswamy Kovil in Jaffna. Kuil Sri Krishna, Brickfields Sri Krishna Temple Sree Veera Hanuman Temple Hanuman Temple Kuil Sri Maha Muneswarar Sri Maha Muneswarar Temple, dedicated to Muniswarar, possibly an incarnation of Shiva. 📷Travel Tips 1. The area around KL Sentral is collectively known as Little India, right next to the famous Chinatown - Petaling Street. 2. These temples are free to enter, but remember to remove your shoes before entering. 3. Photography may be prohibited inside some temples. If stopped by staff, please cease immediately. 4. Little India has many Indian restaurants. Be sure to try authentic Indian cuisine. For discerning palates, research beforehand; otherwise, any restaurant will offer authentic and delicious food.