Little India, Neighborhood in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Little India, also known as Brickfields, is a neighborhood in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, located just behind the city's main railway station. It is filled with shops selling spices, textiles, gold jewelry, sweets, and flowers, along with many restaurants and food stalls that reflect the area's Indian character.

Brickfields is one of the oldest Indian settlements in Malaysia, established in the late 19th century when many Indians came to work in the area. Over time, it grew into a commercial and cultural center for the Indian community, and today it remains a focal point for Indian businesses and temples.

The streets are lined with signboards in Tamil, English, and Malay, often using bright colors and images of Hindu deities. Many shops display goods outside, and the smell of spices and incense fills the air, giving visitors a sense of everyday Indian life in Malaysia.

The neighborhood is easy to explore on foot, with the main streets lined with shops and eateries. Visitors should wear comfortable shoes and be prepared for crowds, especially during festive periods.

The area is sometimes called "Divine Location" because of the many religious structures, some over 100 years old, concentrated around Jalan Berhala. Visitors can see these temples and shrines tucked between shops and houses, adding a layer of spiritual life to the busy streets.