One of the first buildings along Jalan Pasar is this one.
In one of the comments to my earlier posts, the writer requested that I refrain from showing run-down buildings as it portrays KL in a bad light. To me, rather then those white washed or freshly painted buildings, these are the buildings that exude character and show KL as a real living city with real living people.
The building actually houses a restaurant.
Traditional Chinese Medicine practitioners are here as in other places of Jalan Pudu.
There is a temple here.
I was surprised that there was a stall selling flower garlands next to the temple.
This is the market area. I'm not sure if this is a daily affair or only on the week-ends. It looks like a regular morning market, but has many stalls selling pets and pet supplies.
I was intrigued by this sign, especially the 'casualty' part. Unfortunately the place was closed.
Due to the market, the traffic was slow moving and parking can be a problem. I was walking, so no problem for me.
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