Reviving a state of mind that can save our urban legacy

By Veronica Liew

October 2013 FEATURE
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In KL, it’s high time we pause the modernisation process and embrace the past, discover our rich history and pursue the peculiar story of a missing mushroom.One Sunday morning, I got up at the break of dawn to head into the heart of old KL with my parents. I had been hearing about a volunteer group called Rakan KL that has been organising weekend heritage walks in my city. I thought it would be a nice experience to revisit the...

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Veronica Liew

is a communications consultant based in KL (and occasionally Penang). A hobby photographer, freelance writer and bona fide Facebook addict, her favourite things to do while travelling are car-spotting, sitting beside large bodies of water and eating.

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