Lots of beautiful drawings,I loved it but I do not recommended to come if it is raining

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There are many murals and artworks, and it takes about two alleys to walk through. It takes less than 30 minutes to walk through, and you can stay longer if you stop to eat or have a coffee.

It's a nice place for a walk while enjoying the art on the walls. You can get drinks or food, but there aren't many shops or stalls, and there weren't many visitors when I went. The street was rather empty. By the way, it's clean and free; no tickets are required. You'll just need to find parking nearby or park on the roadside. Oh, if it's a sunny day, ladies, bring sunscreen or an umbrella—it gets very hot. Overall, I'd give it 3.5/5 stars. As a local, I'm here to support local attractions. I hope they continue to maintain the place well.

Good place for a short day trip stop by for photo shooting and chillax at nearby kopitiam.

2 alleyways of mural art and in LNY deco. If happens to come by Kulai, do drop by for a visit.

Just a short stretch of streets with mural arts which is actually drawn on the walls and doors of houses and shops along that street! If you are in Kulai and nothing to do, can spend 30mins for a quick walk and photograph taking.

It was surprising to have a mural street in Kulai, lots of interesting wall arts here, some restaurants are nicely decorated outside but most of the housing on this street is too old and dirty, some restaurants are so dark, making the pictures not so appealing. Parking is hard to find on a Sunday afternoon.

Not what you would expect. It's a communal effort to beautify an otherwise typical lane. The painted murals were chosen from different topics and interests including adorning the road with paintings of koi. If you're looking for murals like Gwai Cai Hong in KL Chinatown or Concubine Lane in Ipoh, you will be disappointed. It's a great effort by the community.

Compared to the mural street in Kluang & Muar, the Kepala Sawit is the most compact (along one street abt 100+m long, narrow enough to take one small car). There are only 5-6 eateries along the street & you may need to park >50m away if it is crowded. Despite its small size, I am impressed with the quality and variety of murals along the stretch. I will pop by here to stroll through the street for 20-30m after my meal at Man Ting Fang.

Beautiful mural wall art in this Hakka village in Kelapa Sawit, Kulai. Enjoyed our breakfast here at the local coffee shop. Fast service and accept eWallet Must come and have an awesome experience here. The murals are really a work of art and we appreciate the artist hard-work and dedications. Thumbs ↑. Keep ↑ the good and impressive work of art.

A short street of murals exhibiting local artists from this quaint town. It is like a blast back to the past. The murals were of excellent work and some of them reminding of childhood from 80s and 90s. There are also some of cultural and dialects significance. Definitely worth a visit when in Kulai.