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Playing Tourist at Bukit Bintang...

I had to get a Decoder for one of my TV, so I went to the Low Yat Plaza at Bukit Bintang to get it. I got there by the E-hailing taxi MyCar. It was a pleasant ride which cost me just below MR10.00. Got there in good time and went to the Food Court to get some bites. After getting the Decoder I went to take a walk along Jalan Bukit Bintang heading toward the Pavilion. I was surprised to see that whole area had been sprue up and the place looks different that before, since I went there a year ago. Bukit Bintang is already throng with tourists going both ways. I took it easy and just walk at my pace. At the same time with my Canon EOS M10 I took as much images of the changing scenes along the way. The haze is still there but not that bad so it was alright to take some good images along the way.

I felt real good walking and at one point I managed to get a tourist to snap a picture of me standing at the MRT station there. Since I was the one taking snaps most of the times I am always not in the picture. A kind tourist agreed to take over my camera and took my photo. Thanks to him I now have at least one picture of me at Bukit Bintang this time of the year. I thank him and then continue on with my walking, enjoying the minutes while watching the tourists goes by along the way. After being absent from the place for a year I found the whole place has changed. Old buildings with uplifted front as well completely renovated. Everywhere there are electronic signage advertising good and services. As I approach the Pavillion the crowds became dense with many tourists and local walking both ways. It was just like any other area of cities where tourists love to go. Soon I became one of them with my camera taking pictures.

Here are some images of the happening there, tourists on the Hop On bus, me at the MRT station and Graffiti along the pathway. Enjoy it folks much as I had  enjoyed snapping it.

Have a nice day. 
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