91. 吉隆坡打卡景點鬼仔巷平日的景色 歷史老街老巷 茨廠街老巷弄 Kwai Chai Hong Kuala Lumpur Tourist Spot скачать в хорошем качестве

91. 吉隆坡打卡景點鬼仔巷平日的景色 歷史老街老巷 茨廠街老巷弄 Kwai Chai Hong Kuala Lumpur Tourist Spot

吉隆坡平日的打卡景點～鬼仔巷 Kwai Chai Hong the Back Alley of Kuala Lumpur tourist hotspot - 19 March, 2025. （2025.03.19) (‎‎‎⁨@anchorhoong⁩ )    / @anchorhoong   這一天，在吉隆坡市中心休閑地逛逛，逛至茨廠街順便到附近戲院巷那里的“鬼仔巷”去看看它春節後的裝飾。這旅客必打卡的景點每隔一節日就有新一番的佈置，就想換上了新衣裳一般。 因剛過了新春佳節旅遊旺季，這天到來的人數並不多。就在這一刻拍攝到了兩個景觀，即是清場無人的小巷及旅客開始進入打卡的一幕。 On this day, stroll leisurely in city area, walk to Petaling Street and stop by the nearby "Kwai Chai Lane" to see its post-Chinese New Year decorations. This must-visit attraction for tourists is decorated again every festival, just like it is wearing new clothes. As the peak tourist season of the Spring Festival had just passed, not many people came that day. At this moment, two scenes were captured: the empty alley and the scene where tourists started to enter and take pictures. 鬼仔巷 位于馬來西亞吉隆坡市中心的茨廠街与戏院巷之间，靠近Pasar Seni MRT地铁站。 主题壁画反映50和60年代华人聚居街巷的生活色彩。壁画也注入了传统文化与气息。 Kwai Chai Hong, a back alley with murals reflecting the local Chinese lifestyle and tradition in the 50's and 60's. Kwai Chai Hong is located between Jalan Petaling & Lorong Panggung, Kuala Lumpur, MALAYSIA. Public transport: Nearby MRT station (Pasar Seni Station ) #kualalumpurtravel #malaysiatravel #马来西亚旅游 #吉隆坡自由行 #travel #旅行 #tour #鬼仔巷 #茨廠街 #壁画 #传统文化 #60年代 #50年代 #kwaichaihong #petalingstreet #mural #streetmural #chineseculture #60s #50s 鬼仔巷（Kwai Chai Hong） 位于戏院巷（Lorong Panggung） 及茨厂街（Jalan Petaling）之间的后巷， 也是位于苏丹街（Jalan Sultan） 与茨厂街交接处的巷弄， 为马来西亚的旅游景点。 巷里有老房子改建成的商铺、 壁画以及吉隆坡历史最久的百年街灯。 Kwai Chai Hong is located in the back alley between Lorong Panggung and Jalan Petaling. It is also located at the junction of Jalan Sultan and Petaling. It is a tourist attraction in Malaysia. There are shops converted from old houses, murals and the oldest century-old street lamp in Kuala Lumpur. “鬼仔巷”名称的由来虽然没有 正式记载，但与鬼怪没有任何关系。 当地老街坊称，这个名字是源自于 长辈们以“鬼仔”呼唤雨天在巷弄里 嬉戏的小孩。久而久之，附近的居民 就称那条巷为鬼仔巷。这些小孩嬉戏 的声音总是让邻居以为他们想要恶作剧， 因此唤他们为“死鬼仔”。 Although the origin of the name ‘’鬼仔巷‘’（literally means "Ghost Alley" ） has not been officially recorded, it has nothing to do with ghosts. Local old neighbours said that the name came from the fact that the elders called the children playing in the alley on rainy days ‘’鬼仔‘’（literally means "ghosts"). Over time, the residents nearby called that alley‘’鬼仔巷‘’（literally means "Ghost Alley" ）. The noises of these children playing always made the neighbours think that they wanted to play a prank, so they called them “死鬼仔” （literally means "Dead ghosts"）. 另一种说法则是鬼仔巷曾是赌博、 毒品交易等各种非法活动的据点。 当年，这里聚集了许多赌鬼、烟鬼、 嫖鬼等，因此这条巷被称为“鬼仔巷”。 也有人指出，巷弄为当年活跃的 黑帮帮会“龙虎堂”的蜗居，该黑帮的 后辈小弟被称作“鬼仔”，巷弄而得此名。 Another theory is that the alley was once a base for various illegal activities such as gambling and drug trafficking. In those days, many gamblers, smokers, and prostitutes gathered here, so this lane was called "Kwai Chai Lane". Some people also pointed out that the lane was the home of the active gang "Longhutang" at that time. The younger brothers of the gang were called "KwaiChai"（literally means "ghosts"), and the lane got its name from this.