Walking Guide: MRT Pasar Seni → Kwai Chai Hong
A Three-Minute Walk into Chinatown’s Heritage Lane
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| Kwai Chai Hong, Kuala Lumpur. |
Destination: Kwai Chai Hong
Kwai Chai Hong is a restored heritage lane in Chinatown Kuala Lumpur, celebrated for its vibrant murals, nostalgic shophouses, and creative cafés. It’s a cultural pocket where old KL charm meets modern artistry, making it one of the most photogenic spots in the city.
Route 1 (via Jalan Sultan)
Exit the MRT Pasar Seni Station through Entrance A (Pintu A).
Head straight along the sidewalk on Jalan Sultan.
Cross the road.
Head straight and turn right onto a back lane.
Continue straight for about one minute.
You’ll arrive at Kwai Chai Hong on your left.
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| MRT Pasar Seni Entrance A. |
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| Jalan Sultan, Kuala Lumpur. |
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| 鬼仔巷 Kwai Chai Hong. |
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| 鬼仔巷 Kwai Chai Hong. |
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| 鬼仔巷 Kwai Chai Hong. |
Route 2 (via Merdeka 118 view)
Exit the MRT Pasar Seni Station through Entrance A (Pintu A).
Head straight.
Cross the road and turn right.
Walk straight ahead for about one minute.
Turn left onto a side lane between the shops, with the Merdeka 118 tower visible above in the near distance.
At the end of the lane, turn right.
Kwai Chai Hong will be on your left.
| Jalan Panggong. |
| Sidewalk along Jalan Panggong. |

| Kwai Chai Hong, Kuala Lumpur. |
Travel Tips
Best Time to Visit: Evening, when murals and lanterns are beautifully lit.
Photo Highlight: Murals depicting old KL life and lantern‑lit pathways.
Lifestyle Note: Ideal for combining heritage exploration with creative dining.
Nearby Food: Cafés and boutique eateries line the lane, perfect for a relaxed stop.
Best Time to Visit: Evening, when murals and lanterns are beautifully lit.
Photo Highlight: Murals depicting old KL life and lantern‑lit pathways.
Lifestyle Note: Ideal for combining heritage exploration with creative dining.
Nearby Food: Cafés and boutique eateries line the lane, perfect for a relaxed stop.
Nearby Destinations
Petaling Street (Chinatown KL) — bustling market, ~2 minutes’ walk.
REXKL — creative hub with cafés and events, ~5 minutes’ walk.
Central Market (Pasar Seni) — heritage crafts and souvenirs, ~5 minutes’ walk.
Sin Sze Si Ya Temple — KL’s oldest Taoist temple, ~5 minutes’ walk.
Reflection
Both routes make Kwai Chai Hong one of the most accessible heritage spots from MRT Pasar Seni. In just three minutes, commuters step out of MRT Pasar Seni and into Kwai Chai Hong, a lane of murals, restored shophouses, and creative cafés. Together with Petaling Street and REXKL, it forms a Chinatown loop that blends food, art, and culture, capturing KL’s evolving identity.









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