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Located on the third level of a mall, this pool hall is bright and cheery, airconditioned and clean. A bar provides suitable refreshments, and all the\r\[name]nities you’d expect from a mall, such as food, is just an escalator ride away. [open] until 3am on weekends.
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This road is lined with a multitude of stalls offering everything from clothing to watches, tropical fruits to seafood. It’s a great place to try out your haggling skills and—who knows—you just might walk away with a real bargain. Chinatown has cleaned up recently and the authorities have built a new covered walkway for pedestrians.
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Have you had enough of shopping? Need to let off some steam? Kuala Lumpur’s enormous shopping mall, Berjaya Times Square, also has an indoor theme park with 14 rides, including a hair-raising roller coaster that swoops and dips seven floors above the shoppers.
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Malaysia is up-to-date in screening the latest blockbusters and at very low prices. Cinemas in Kuala Lumpur are modern, well equipped and clean. A good way to escape the city for a few hours. A ticket costs about £1.
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Set at the foot of the towers, this is a great spot for a picnic. Shady trees and shrubs native to Malaysia line the park, which is popular with the locals. A twoacre children’s playground in the middle of the park features fountain pools and wading pools.
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