In the busy capital city of Kuala Lumpur along the Pudu road lies the small ward of Pudu, a hidden gem in the land of Malaysia. Also known as the Pudoh during the time of colonization, this small district is famous for its Pudu Prison, the Pudu Sentral - Kuala Lumpur’s oldest bus station, Pudu Wet Market, and numerous tiny eateries spread across the length of Pudu. To experience traditional Malaysian rice noodles, radish cakes, and local dishes, Pudu is a one-stop destination.
Unforgettable is the Electronic street in Pudu offering low-cost affordable gadgets. Sunny mornings in Pudu can be well spent in Zhong Wan Xian Shi Temple, while the afternoons are best for some cocktails and a spooky tour to Jalan Sarawak. Locals also visit Pudu for its exotic range of pet fishes in Pudu Pet Market with prices as low as 3 koi fish in RM10.