Walking Guide: LRT Pasar Seni → Lee Wah Florist
A Three-Minute Walk to KL’s Heritage Florist
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| Lee Wah Florist. Jan 6, 2026. |
Destination: Lee Wah Florist
Lee Wah Florist is a long‑standing heritage shop along Jalan Tun H.S. Lee, known for supplying fresh flowers and arrangements for decades. Its shophouse setting adds charm to Chinatown, making it a favorite stop for locals picking up blooms for daily use or festive occasions.
Directions
Exit the LRT Pasar Seni station through Exit D.
Go down to the ground level via the stairs on your right.
On the ground level, head left to exit the building.
Walk straight ahead along the red brick road toward the main road, Jalan Hang Kasturi.
Cross the road to the right side and continue straight.
Turn right onto Jalan Hang Lekir, before the traffic light.
Walk straight ahead for about one minute.
Turn left at the traffic light intersection and walk along the sidewalk of Jalan Tun H.S. Lee.
In less than a minute, you’ll arrive at Lee Wah Florist, located on your left.
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| LRT Pasar Seni Station |
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| LRT Pasar Seni Station |
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| LRT Pasar Seni Station |
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| Jalan Kasturi, Kuala Lumpur. |
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| Sidewalk along Jalan Tun H.S. Lee. |
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| Lee Wah Florist. |
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| Lee Wah Florist (2021). |
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| Lee Wah Florist. (2025) |
Travel Tips
Nearby Landmarks: Central Market, Petaling Street, and Sin Sze Si Ya Temple are all within walking distance.
Lifestyle Note: Ideal for picking up flowers before exploring Chinatown’s cultural streets.
Photography Highlight: The florist’s heritage façade adds character to Jalan Tun H.S. Lee.
Best Time to Visit: Morning for fresh blooms; evenings for pairing the walk with Chinatown’s food scene.
Nearby Landmarks: Central Market, Petaling Street, and Sin Sze Si Ya Temple are all within walking distance.
Lifestyle Note: Ideal for picking up flowers before exploring Chinatown’s cultural streets.
Photography Highlight: The florist’s heritage façade adds character to Jalan Tun H.S. Lee.
Best Time to Visit: Morning for fresh blooms; evenings for pairing the walk with Chinatown’s food scene.
Nearby Destinations
Central Market (Pasar Seni) — heritage crafts and souvenirs, ~3 minutes’ walk.
Petaling Street (Chinatown KL) — bustling market, ~2 minutes’ walk.
Sin Sze Si Ya Temple — KL’s oldest Taoist temple, ~5 minutes’ walk.
REXKL — creative hub with cafés and events, ~5 minutes’ walk.
Reflection
This short walk connects Pasar Seni’s transit hub to Lee Wah Florist, a heritage flower shop that has served KL for generations. In just three minutes, you step from the LRT into a street lined with history, where blooms and heritage architecture meet.












Omg thank you for showing the way to go to the florist. Im going there tomorrow wish me luck to safely arrived there 🥲
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