Klang Little India...

“Your heart and soul are full of beautiful, colorful, vibrant threads, and you deserve to shine...” - Jamie Edelbrock

(Chenai Silk Store in Little India)

03 02’27.86”N, 101 26’55.45”E
3.041073, 101.448735

When we mention of Little India, we automatically think of Jalan Masjid India or Brickfields in KL as they are the more famed ones. But, there are other Little India places in Malaysia that’s worth visiting as well. One of them is Klang Little India, located along Jalan Tengku Kelana in Klang believed to be the largest Indian-influenced street in Malaysia.

(Jalan Tengku Kelana in Little India)

(Heritage walk tour around Little India)

(One of the biggest Indian Street)

(Most busy area of Little India)

It all started when Indian traders wanted to turn the area into a thriving business hub as well as provide a one-stop centre for the Indian community in the area. Shops and stalls here sell almost everything from traditional clothing, colourful, bright sarees, textiles, jewellery and accessories to garlands made of fresh flowers. If you pass by any Indian restaurant you could see the spread of scrumptious Indian delicacies and could smell the aromatic scents of curry spices.

There are many heritage buildings and attraction sites around Little India.

(Masjid India Tengku Kelana)

(Sultan Abdul Aziz Royal Gallery)

(Klang Railway Station)

(Balai Bomba dan Penyelamat Kota Raja)

(South Klang District Police Headquaters)

During Deepavali, Klang’s Little India is transformed into a colorful spectacle of light and sound. Indian and non-Indian shoppers will throng the street and makes shopping here a unique experience.

(Sri Naga Thandayuthapani Temple)

(Tamil Methodist Church)

(St. Barnabas' Church)

(Sekolah Kebangsaan Klang Jalan Dato' Hamzah)