Tourism in Ipoh has flourished greatly, as it now offers a mixture of colonial art noticeable on some of its buildings and streets and between caves and temples, and it is now one of the most beautiful tourist cities in Malaysia

Tourism in Ipoh and Ipoh tourist attractions

Ipoh is a settlement and the capital of the state of Perak located in Malaysia in Feriq on the west coast of the Malay Peninsula, Malaysia. The city includes many religious and recreational tourist attractions, and we will recommend them to you, but first know:

How to reach Ipoh

• by plane: If you want to shorten the time at an additional cost, book a flight from Kuala Lumpur or from Penang International Airport to Ipoh Airport and then a taxi or bus to the nearest station in the city
• By bus: The bus time from Kuala Lumpur to Ipoh is about two and a half hours, specifically to Medan Gubeng Ipoh Bus Station.
• by train: The flight takes from 2:45 to three hours

Tourist places near Ipoh

Combine your trip to Ipoh with the most important and nearby attractions

• Cameron Highlands : Read our report on the Cameron Highlands from here
• Pangkor Island
• Belum Nature Park

Weather in Ipoh |

The following table shows the climate in Ipoh (in brackets in Fahrenheit)

Tourism in Ipoh and Ipoh tourist attractions

1. Ipoh State Mosque

The Ipoh Governmental Mosque or Sultan Idris Shah II Mosque was opened with its official name in 1968. This city was named after the Sultan at the time, and the religious landmark opposite the railway station became a symbol of the city. The mosque is a two-storey whitewashed building with a modern style of Islamic architecture, with 44 domes and a minaret 38 meters (125 feet) high. It is decorated with small mosaic tiles and is a fine example of Islamic architecture in Malaysia. It is the largest mosque in Ipoh and has a hall below, often where Islamic weddings are held.

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Telephone number:6052548853+

Atmosphere: family, religious

2. Birch Memorial Clock Tower

The Memorial Birch Clock Tower in Ipoh in front of the Ipoh Government Mosque was officially inaugurated in 1909. It is a memorial to the first British citizen to be killed by a Malay chief. A type of colonial art remaining in Malaysia.

3. Mural Art's Lane

Similar to Zakarevich Street in Penang, Ipoh-born art teacher Eric Lai illuminated his hometown with exquisite murals that express the local folk culture from the childhood games and customs of the people of this region, and soon turned into a tourist attraction even depicting Chinese dances and Malay folk art. Indian dances and some of the old family customs.

4. Perak Cave Temple

This temple was discovered in 1926 by a Chinese Buddhist and turned it into a place of worship. It is now included in the list of the most prominent tourist attractions in Ipoh. Once you enter the cave, you will find a golden Buddha statue as the focal point of the temple. Various oil paintings, Chinese calligraphy, and statues adorn the interior. There is also a 360-degree view of the city at the top of the cave.

5. Kek Lok Tong Temple

The temple is located about 15 minutes from the city center. It is an old Buddhist temple whose walls are adorned with some religious phrases and there are some bronze Buddhist statues. Entry to the temple is through a paved path between a pond and a green garden that helps to moisturize the atmosphere naturally.

6. Lost World Of Tambun

The Lost World of Tambun amusement park is one of the most beautiful tourist attractions in Ipoh, and it contains 88 main activities and activities, most of which are first-class family activities, including hot springs, in addition to the presence of 10 natural gardens and some hills that have existed for 40 million years. The park also includes about 123 different types of For wild animals and birds, the park is considered the best luxury tourist place in Ipoh, close to the capital, Kuala Lumpur.

The park also offers a private entrance to the Sunway Lost World Hotel

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