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BANDAR IPOH (U) Essentials

This collection highlights Ipoh’s transition from a tin-mining hub to a cultural destination. It features the Edwardian Baroque architecture of the Railway Station and the 19th-century Masjid Panglima Kinta. Explore Hakka heritage at the Han Chin Pet Soo museum, or climb the stairs of the Perak Tong cave temple to see its 40-foot Buddha. The list also covers the city’s culinary roots at Nam Heong, the birthplace of white coffee, and the vibrant street murals that define the Old Town’s modern identity.

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Ipoh Railway Station

Completed in 1917, this Edwardian Baroque landmark is often called the 'Taj Mahal of Ipoh.' Designed by Arthur Benison Hubback, the building serves as a major transportation hub and formerly housed the Majestic Hotel.

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Perak Tong pi li dong

Established in 1926, this limestone cave temple features a 40-foot-tall seated golden Buddha. The interior walls are decorated with hand-painted murals, and a steep staircase leads to a panoramic viewpoint of the surrounding hills.

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Han Chin Pet Soo

Han Chin Pet Soo is Malaysia's first Hakka tin mining museum and is the number one attraction in Ipoh on TripAdvisor.

Ahmed Raza Khan / CC-BY-SA

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Gunung Lang

This recreational park is set against a limestone backdrop and features a man-made lake. Visitors can take a short boat ride to reach a park area containing a boardwalk, lookout towers, and a mini zoo.

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