Experience a village lifestyle by cycling through Kuala Lumpur's first Malay village. Immerse in unique sounds and smells to discover when visiting Malaysia's capital city. Kampung Baru retains its charm from its heydays and history as an agricultural settlement in 1899.

Against the looming backdrop of the Petronas Twin Towers, this timeless village is home to the best Malaysian delicacies. While much of KL is modern, Kampung Baru maintains its history in its many traditional Malay wooden houses. With your guide, you'll visit the Raja Bot Market, formerly Chow Kit Market. Since its opening in 1957, many of the vendors still remain today.

Visit Nam Kee, a local coffee shop famous for cham drinks served with kaya toast. Discover an exciting array of fruits, local vegetables, meat and fish, as well as Anne's flower basket shop if you're lucky. Sample local favourites like nasi lemak antarabangsa (international coconut rice) or nasi Ayam Goreng (fried rice with chicken). Try some tapai, a sweet fermented rice dessert wrapped in banana leaves.