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Kuala Lumpur has a wealth of cheap hostels, particularly in Chinatown area. Otherwise sleeping on the streets, while not necessarily suggested, is entirely feasible with no problems. Find a closed business or Monorel station and lay down for the night. This might not work in areas such as the Golden Triangle, but is viable in other areas. Simply be aware of the traffic. Choose a good area and you should be safe. Good places include near the ''river'' in Chinatown behind some buildings is a rather secluded area, the large area of parks (Deer Park, Hibiscus Park, Orchid Park - also good for stashing your things) close to the National Mosque west of Chinatown for being close to downtown. Outside the gates of the Batu Caves looking at the highway, turn right. You are heading toward the Monorel station. Once you reach a T-intersection, to your right are a series of benches with cover perfect for sleeping if you are on your way out of the city.
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== Sleep ==
Sleeping in KL Sentral on the streets, while not necessarily suggested, is also entirely possiblewith no problems. Find a closed business or Monorel station and lay down for the night. This might not work in areas such as the Golden Triangle, but is viable in other areas. Simply be aware of the traffic. Choose a bit hardergood area and you should be safe. If you stay Good places include near the gates ''river'' in Chinatown behind some buildings is a rather secluded area, the large area of parks (only twoDeer Park, Hibiscus Park, Gates A and BOrchid Park - also good for stashing your things) close to the National Mosque west of Chinatown for being close to downtown. Outside the gates of the KL Intercity Batu Caves looking at the highway, turn right. You are heading toward the main exitMonorel station. Once you reach a T-intersection, then to your right are a series of benches with cover perfect for sleeping if you should be alrightare on your way out of the city.
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