Shopping centres
Giant Hypermarket
Bandar bukit tinggi
Klang Parade
No 2112 km2, jalan meru +603-3343 7889. klang parade is one of the major shopping complexes in klang with parkson grand departmental store and giant hypermarket as its anchor tenants. locals shortened the name to kp and it caters mainly to residents of the nearby neighbourhood as well as the industrial zone workers of meru. it has a bowling alley and karaoke centre. help international college of technology hict (http://www.hict.edu.my) is also located here. opening hours 10.00am to 10.00pm everyday.
Shaw Centrepoint
Jalan raja hassan +603-3344 8066. located directly in the centre of the city, shaw centrepoint is just ten minutes away from the main bus station. it houses a gsc cineplex. opening hours from 10.00am to 10.00pm everyday.
Carrefour Klang - Jalan Kapar
Large hypermarket that caters mostly to the locals staying near meru, kapar and klang utama
AEON Bukit Tinggi Shopping Centre
jusco bukit tinggi, bandar bukit tinggi. over a million square feet of shopping area and over 160 speciality stores, including a 10-screen cinema. first hour parking is free. open everyday from 10am - 10.30pm.
Bukit Raja Shopping Centre
Persiaran bukit raja 2 in bandar baru klang, +603-3343 2166, (http://www.jusco.com.my/j...). bukit raja shopping centre is more commonly known among locals as jj, an acronym for its anchor tenant, jaya jusco. one of the more popular hangout places for families and youngsters alike, bukit raja shopping centre also has the ultra modern tgv cinemas (http://www.tgv.com.my), showcasing the latest international and local films. another unique feature is the large number of car accessory shops, with an entire floor dedicated to the sale of a wide range of parts, accessories and sound systems that cater to car enthusiasts. opening hours from 10.00am to 10.30pm everyday.
Klang City Square
Located at in the town of klang near shaw centrepoint. however, much of the building is deserted and not much tenancy.
Centro Mall
Centro Mall, (http://www.centro.com.my). Next to the Federal Highway. Centro Mall houses Klang's CITIBANK Branch, a large gym, Starbucks, Modestos and a few shops inside. A High End Chinese Restaurant is in the mall as well as a large hall that caters for functions and events.
Tesco Hypermarket
Taman setia alam. located at a new residential area, bandar setia alam. large hypermarket that houses few local restaurants with a kfc. with a mcdonalds, kfc and pizza hut drive-throughs nearby.
Tesco Hypermarket
Bandar bukit tinggi.
little india
The Little India enclave along Jalan Tengku Kelana, Klang is the biggest Indian street in Malaysia. Fierce competition among shop owners translate into cheaper prices for consumers, and people are literally spoilt for choice amidst the rows of shops on the left and right sides of the road, with stalls spilling onto the sidewalks and backlanes. Myriads of items such as saris, colorful accessories such as bangles and necklaces, textiles, stainless steel pots, Indian delicacies, gold and flowers are sold here.
During Deepavali, the street is transformed into a colorful spectacle of light and sound befitting the "festival of light". Most shop owners pool their resources together to decorate the street and the walkways of their shops. The street will be decorated weeks before the actual festival. The atmosphere is eletrifying and traffic will be clogged up as thousands of people make their way from as far as Singapore to make their purchases. Some shop owners will also invite shoppers into their shops to sample delicacies and to celebrate the festival together.
It is easy to be caught up in the throngs of people walking in the narrow walkways, but a little awareness and precaution should be practiced for your own safety. Police patrol the street during the festive season to avoid unwanted incidents and to control traffic flow. Moreover, the Klang main police headquarters is just a stone's throw away from the street. So this area is quite safe for tourists.
Parking in this area is very limited, so it is advisable to take public transport to Little India. The bus station is located at the beginning or the end to some people of the street. Take the Metrobus from the junction facing Pasar Seni, Kuala Lumpur, This bus goes all the way to the Klang bus station. Alternatively, you can take the train from KL Sentral and alight at Klang station. Indian Street is only ten minutes away from the train station.