Kwai Chai Hong's mahjong installation ready to welcome the dragon


A view of the 'Rise Of The Dragon' installation at Kwai Chai Hong, a cultural lane in KL's Chinatown district. It features a 'flying mahjong tiles' series, which all ready for the festive season. Photo: @justwanyu

It's that time of the year again, and the Kwai Chai Hong lane in Kuala Lumpur's Chinatown is all geared up to welcome the Year of the Dragon with its latest festive season installation.

Titled Rise Of The Dragon, this installation is now open (9am to midnight) daily to the public until March 3. It revolves around the mahjong set, a tile-based game developed in the 19th century in China.

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