New cultural tour series led by migrants in KL receives positive response


Each 'Kembara Stories' edition will include a guided tour through downtown KL (Medan Pasar is seen here) from the vantage point of migrant communities. Photo: The Star/Yap Chee Hong

Project Future Malaysia, a not-for-profit arts and culture venture, has received overwhelming response for its pilot initiative "Kembara Stories And Food Trail" in Kuala Lumpur next month.

Guided by migrant communities, this cultural walking tour and immersive food-tasting project is supported by the Downtown Kuala Lumpur Grants Program from Think City.

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