In today’s post, I’d like to share a glimpse of citryscapes scenes around the Art Market area in Kuala Lumpur. I took the opportunity to visit this place during my transit in KL before heading back to Singapore.
The area around Pasar Seni (also known as the Art Market) has evolved from a traditional market during the colonial era into a vibrant cultural hub. Many of the charming old-school buildings still stand today — some are preserved and still in use as shops, while others have been beautifully redeveloped.
The mix of heritage architecture and modern life makes it a perfect spot for street photography. It’s no surprise that many people come here not just to shop, but to snap Instagram-worthy photos and soak in the unique atmosphere of Pasar Seni.
Monomad Challenge : Cityscape near Art Market
This is my entry for monomad Challenge : Cityscape near Art Market hosted by
This building is well known for the Chinese restaurant located on its ground floor. It’s been serving customers for many years, turning it into more than just a place to eat—it’s a spot that holds memories and strong connections with its loyal patrons.
Wau! — the traditional Malaysian kite, originally crafted right here in this country. This beautiful symbol is featured on the sign for Kasturi Walk, which is located just next to the Art Market in Kuala Lumpur.
Kasturi Walk usually comes alive in the evening, especially after working hours. You’ll find many vendors lining the street, selling all sorts of things — from local street food to bags, souvenirs, and much more. It's a vibrant place to experience a mix of culture, shopping, and street vibes all in one spot.
This is another photo that being taken from different view near the ART MARKET .