Walking a mile in someone else’s shoes on city streets


Ana Liza (right, in red) sharing stories about her life in Kuala Lumpur during the session. — Photos: FAIHAN GHANI/The Star

A GROUP of 15 Malaysians had an eye-opening experience as they played tourist in their own city of Kuala Lumpur, led by a member of a migrant community.

This unique outing allowed a handful of eager participants to explore hidden gems tucked away in downtown Kuala Lumpur, the kind of places rarely highlighted in conventional city guides.

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