🇲🇾 4K | Lorong Seni Seremban, Negeri Sembilan. Malaysia Book of Records. Full walking tour.

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📅Recording Date: December 2025

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🎨 What is Lorong Seni Seremban?
Lorong Seni Seremban is a vibrant street art alley in downtown Seremban, Negeri Sembilan. It’s a pedestrian-friendly stretch of laneways turned into an open-air art gallery featuring colourful murals and wall paintings created by local artists — celebrating local history, culture, traditions, and everyday life through art

📍 Location & Layout
The art lane runs through a series of lanes behind old shop houses in central Seremban — including Jalan Dato’ Bandar Tunggal and nearby streets.
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It connects several streets and integrates with the city’s walking routes, turning an ordinary back lane into a destination worth exploring on foot

🖼️ What You’ll See
Hundreds of colourful murals — some reflecting Negeri Sembilan’s culture and heritage, others celebrating everyday life, food, community and nostalgia.
The artworks often showcase multicultural scenes and local stories that make for great photography and exploration.

🏆 Records & Recognition
Lorong Seni Seremban was recognised by the Malaysia Book of Records as the longest art alley in the country, stretching about 1 km of painted lanes.

🧍‍♂️ Visitor Experience
It’s free to visit and open all day. Many visitors enjoy walking or cycling through the lanes, stopping to take photos with the murals.
Wanderlog
Some reviews note that parked cars in the lanes can sometimes obstruct views of the murals — early mornings or quieter times are best.

🌟 Activities & Events
The space has been used for cultural events, performances, and community programs, making it more than just an art exhibit — it's a growing cultural hub.
City officials continue to improve infrastructure and safety, especially as the alley becomes a key tourism site for Visit Negeri Sembilan 2026.

If you’re planning a visit, it’s ideal as a photo walk and cultural stroll while exploring Seremban’s heritage precinct — especially for art lovers and travellers interested in local urban creativity!