Walking Guide: LRT Pasar Seni → Kwai Chai Hong

A Five-Minute Walk into Chinatown’s Creative Heritage Lane

Kwai Chai Hong 2/2/2026.

Destination: Kwai Chai Hong

Kwai Chai Hong is a restored heritage lane in Chinatown, known for:

Murals & art: Vibrant street art depicting old KL life.
Heritage vibe: Restored shophouses with nostalgic charm.
Creative spaces: Cafes, galleries, and boutique eateries.
Photo hotspot: Popular for Instagram-worthy murals and lantern-lit evenings.

Directions

From LRT Pasar Seni station, follow the signs to MRT Pasar Seni.
At the MRT station, turn left toward Entrance A (Pintu A).
Exit through Entrance A and head straight.
Turn right onto Jalan Panggong.
Walk straight for about one minute, then turn left onto a side lane between two shops — with the Merdeka 118 tower visible above in the near distance.
At the end of the lane, turn right.
The entrance to Kwai Chai Hong is just steps away, on your left.
The entire walk takes about five minutes.

Follow the signs to MRT Pasar Seni.

The link bridge connects LRT Pasar Seni station to MRT Pasar Seni station.

Exit through Entrance A (Pintu A).

MRT Pasar Seni station.

Once outside, head straight to the main road and turn right.

Head straight ahead along the shops.

Continue straight ahead.

Turn left onto a small lane between the shops.

Turn right at the end of the lane.

Arrive at Kwai Chai Hong on your left.

Kwai Chai Hong (Ghost Lane) 鬼仔巷

About the Route

Duration: ~5 minutes.
Ease: Short walk with clear signage and visible landmarks.
Path: Pasar Seni → MRT Entrance A → Jalan Panggong → heritage lane → Kwai Chai Hong.

Kwai Chai Hong (Ghost Lane) 鬼仔巷

Travel Tips

Nearby Landmarks: Petaling Street, REXKL, and Sin Sze Si Ya Temple are all within walking distance.
Best Time: Evening, when murals and lanterns are beautifully lit.
Lifestyle Note: Ideal for combining heritage exploration with creative dining.

Kwai Chai Hong (Ghost Lane) 鬼仔巷

Reflection

This short walk connects Pasar Seni’s transit hub to Kwai Chai Hong, a creative heritage lane that blends old Chinatown charm with modern art. In just five minutes, you step into a corridor of murals, restored shophouses, and vibrant cafés — a cultural pocket that captures KL’s evolving identity.