Most shopping centers in Malaysia have duty-free shops, and some duty-free goods are almost the cheapest in the world, such as cameras, pens, watches, cigarettes, perfumes and so on. The most worthwhile items in duty-free shops are batiks, handicrafts, chocolates, perfumes, cosmetics, jewelry, pocket computers, audio equipment, audio-visual equipment, watches, cameras, cigarettes and alcohol.

In Malaysia, you don't have to worry about changing money. There are money exchange places everywhere. The currency of Malaysia is called the ringgit. When changing money, you'd better look around more. The daily market is different, and the exchange rate varies from place to place.

3. Before payment, be sure to check whether the documents are correct, so as to prevent the salesman from making mistakes in his busy schedule and ensure that the purchased goods are correct and free from any damage.

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The main shopping areas in Kuala Lumpur are concentrated in Bukit Bindang Road, Anbang Road and Dunlhasa Road. Among them, Bukit Bindang Road is located in the Golden Triangle. It used to be the nightlife center of Kuala Lumpur, with novel song and dance performances, merry-go-round and ferris wheel. Now it has been replaced by modern shopping centers, international hotels and banks. This is the main shopping area in Kuala Lumpur.

Autumn Festival is a new urban area. There are many modern buildings and high-grade shopping malls in Moore area, and Qiu Jie Road Market is a shopping place for ordinary citizens.