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Travel to KL - Kuala Lumpur Malaysia on New York Times Top Travel List Kuala Lumpur or KL, Malaysia Kuala Lumpur has been included in the top travel list compiled by the online version of The New York Times at www.nytimes.com. The travel-section report describes Kuala Lumpur as an increasingly popular destination among jetsetters in the region as "one of the area's coolest and friendliest cities." KL-ites, it says, are "die-hard foodies...and shopaholics, spending weekends trawling boutiques for the latest looks emerging from the sophisticated local fashion scene." Besides promoting KL's "robust street food scene that straddles Chinese, Indian and Malay flavours," the report also mentions the burgeoning local fashion scene in the city, led by fashion designers Bernard Chandran (whose minidress creation was apparently worn by popular US singer Lady Gaga at a recent awards show in London), Khoon Hooi and Melinda Looi. Bangsar was also highlighted for its cluster of fashion stores along Jalan Telawi 2 and 3. The Chic POP flea market also received a plug for its once-in-three-months event to showcase young fashion designers at popular dance club Zouk KL. Other destinations listed among the 31 places to go in 2010 included Shenzhen, and Nepal. The travel to KL report was written by Naomi Lindt, a travel writer who focuses on Asia and budget traveling, and is available at Ny Times Places to Go in 2010 » (Malaysia Tourism)
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