Ipoh, the capital of Perak State & the third largest city in Malaysia, is a greatly under-rated city. The well-planned, delightful city is one of Malaysia's most pedestrian-friendly cities, with a wealth of heritage and colonial architecture and pre-war shophouses, not to mention interesting cave temples in the area. Yet Ipoh is not on the main tourist trail and sadly, its charms are not well publicized. Such a pity because Ipoh has retained much of the charm and lavish heritage buildings acquired during its tin-mining
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The Majestic Hotel occupies the second and third floors of the station. It has also been...
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Murals All four sides of the monument have colourful murals depicting various 18th...
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Perak Hydro building on Station Rd. The headquarters for this hydro company, which was the largest...
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Another view Often frequented by miners, British colonial officers, planters and...
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article published 04/16/2006
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