This is the one of the reasonable market places for tourists especially for Indian sub-continents' tourists.

So this was flooded with Indians and Indian stuff ... but soon the malay crowd took over ... u still get all the jewelry Indian outlets .. so yea.. to shop for gold ....

Nice place to search some of the thing that you required on the last minute preparation and you can found many thing there.

Think Little India, spices, smells, cheap goods, textiles, dirty, noisy, and average customer service and you've found Jalan Masjid India. But it is fun and you can find a lot of tat and dross for not much money. Worth a visit if you're not expecting much and have time to kill.

This is a place for foreigners to experience their 5 senses . sight. taste. hearing. smell and touch. The weekend night market (actually from 3pm till late) .... gives you all of it. Things are cheap and you are able to bargain. The place will be buzzing with locals.

This is a must visit for travelers looking to buy some traditional indian clothes. So many shops and bargins. One could easily go overboard with shopping bills....but the choices are amazing.

I wanted to buy some gold and was suggested to go Hanif ( Masjid India is known) Mall. Price is reasonable but the employees are non professional and don't have any manner . Extremely unhelpful, don't response of any query , non cooperative. As a tourist I never suggest anybody to go there. Rather go to Time square . Far... More 

street full of restaurants with outdoor seating and street vendors, a bit touristy but good value and the food we had was very good.

This is an excellent part of the city of Kuala Lumpur to explore. Lots of food, cheap accommodation and character, where the old meets new. This is in contrast with the shiny slick malls that you find elsewhere in KL. Take a walk into the little lanes and into the maze of the bazaar. You may find a bargain or... More