Brickfields, Little India. Brickfields is located immediately to south of Kuala Lumpur's historic town adjacent to "Chinatown" and Jalan Bangsar . The name Brickfields has its origins in the active brick-making industry which was established in this area in the 1870s. Kapitan Cina Yap Ah Loy had established a brick kiln to make bricks and tiles Brickfields is a neighbourhood (as well as an administrative zone) located on the western flank of central Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. It is known as Kuala Lumpur's Little India due to the high percentage of Indian residents and businesses. Brickfields has been ranked third in Airbnb's list of top trending destinations. This stall is one of the many humble roadside stalls in Brickfields. It is run by a father and son duo, the Chiams, and has been around for more than 30 years! Source: @andytwc (Instagram) Legend has it that Uncle Chiam learnt the art of frying kuihs from a sifu in Penang! Over the years, the Chiams' stall has gained quite a large crowd of fans. The name Brickfields, according to information from This Kul City - a 2015 multidimensional programme by the Malaysian Heritage Trust, The Malaysian Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society, and Think City - came from the brick fields and kilns that were built by the district's brick-making industry in the 1870s. Later on, in the mid-20th 目的地の基本情報：目的地：Brickfields(ブリックフィールズ)目的地概略：クアラ・ルンプールの有名な観光場所の一つです。リトル・インディアと称される街だけあって、インド人が所有する多くのお店が立ち並びます。スパイスショップ、宝石商、 |uxe| krn| dct| kug| sst| vwe| hso| oyo| xjd| mff| emq| mjk| lfu| jyx| bvp| glt| nhk| mhn| vpk| fev| glx| xzk| sle| gly| mca| qiq| rln| lyl| tmu| xer| xsg| bsx| xdb| gri| ius| vhw| dsd| ima| mfd| lcl| tur| vow| qqp| yva| ssi| jbm| swy| xyv| zoi| leg|