by Nicholas Yim 
When you hear the name ‘Damansara Heights’ (or ‘Bukit Damansara’ in Malay),perhaps it’s images of large, lavish homes – many with their own guard post in front – that come to mind. Or maybe it’s the long row of eateries and night-time hangout spots in Plaza Damansara. Cosily tucked in the west side of Kuala Lumpur, this upscale suburb continues to slowly expand today, but remains rich in history, if only a recent history.
Damansara Heights is just a stone’s throw away from Bangsar and convenient to both Petaling Jaya and KL’s city center itself, the strategically placed residential and commercial lots here have long been considered desirable to affluent locals and expats in Malaysia. A leisurely drive (or even a stroll) along the leafy neighbourhood’s quiet streets, most fronted by impressive bungalows, certainly shows the enclave’s appeal.
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