A day out from Bukit Nanas to Chinatown and to Central Market

Bukit Nanas Forest Reserve Bukit Nanas Forest Reserve, officially known as KL Forest Eco Park, is one of the oldest permanent forest reserves in Malaysia. Located right in the heart of Kuala Lumpur, near the iconic KL Tower, this green oasis provides a stark contrast to the bustling city surrounding it. Covering about 9 hectares, it offers walking trails, a canopy walkway, and lush greenery that allows visitors to immerse themselves in nature without leaving the city. The park is home to diverse flora and fauna, including various bird species, monkeys, and tropical plants. It’s an ideal spot for nature enthusiasts or those looking to take a peaceful break from the city’s hustle. Light Capture Cafe Light Capture Cafe is a charming hidden gem for coffee and photography lovers alike. Located in Kuala Lumpur, this cafe exudes a minimalist vibe with warm lighting, making it a cozy spot for anyone looking to enjoy a good cup of coffee while appreciating art and photography. It’s known for its focus on creating a photogenic atmosphere, with clean, sleek interiors that often attract Instagrammers. The menu features a selection of artisanal coffees, teas, and pastries, with an emphasis on quality beans and presentation. It’s a quiet retreat where people can sip coffee, work, or simply relax amidst a creative, artistic setting. Florists in Petaling Street/Central Market Area The Petaling Street and Central Market area, famous for its cultural vibrance, is also home to several charming florists. These florists offer a wide array of fresh flowers, from roses and lilies to orchids and local blooms. Some notable ones in the vicinity include Weng Hoa Flower Boutique, known for its beautiful, well-arranged floral bouquets, and Scentales, a florist that blends traditional and modern floral art. Florists in this area often cater to special occasions, such as weddings, birthdays, or festive celebrations like Chinese New Year and Hari Raya, with vibrant, fresh floral arrangements that embody Malaysia’s multicultural aesthetic. Central Market is a good spot to find handcrafted bouquets, combining flowers with cultural elements, making for truly unique gifts or decorations.