Tray Cafe, Plaza Damas
Tray’s menu with European, Pan-Asian and Middle Eastern infusions stands out from the tired scrambled egg wraps and “big American breakfasts” of the other nearby eateries.
What To See at Kellie’s Castle
Except to those completionists out there who want to see everything there is to see in the Ipoh area, this attraction is not a must.
Tour 2 (Dry Tour) at Gua Tempurung Cave
The inside of Tempurung Cave is so grand that you won’t ever feel claustrophobic… at least not on the dry tours.
The Street Art of Mural Art’s Lane, Ipoh
Following in the footsteps of Penang and Melaka, Ipoh is similarly decorated with colourful scenes on the sides of random buildings, sprucing up otherwise dull and crumbling walls.
What To See at Kek Lok Tong Temple, Ipoh
Nestled in between serene lakes at the base of Gunung Rapat, Kek Look Tong’s imposing caves and stunning gardens were meant to savoured.
What To See at Da Seng Ngan Temple, Ipoh
A literal buried treasure, Da Seng Ngan Temple laid forgotten under mud and rubble for 32 years.
Antipodean Cafe, Mid Valley Megamall
If you’re coming here hoping to get a true taste of New Zealand, you’ll find that everything looks and tastes like non-specific white people food.
What To See at Sam Poh Tong Temple in Ipoh
Sam Poh Tong’s distinction as the oldest cave temple in Ipoh and supposedly the largest cave temple in all of Malaysia puts it consistently on to “Best Things To Do In Ipoh” lists.
What To See at Nam Thean Tong Temple in Ipoh
Pretty murals are the focus at Nam Thean Tong, along with spooky cave passageways for adventurous visitors to explore.
What To See at Ling Sen Tong Temple in Ipoh
Ling Sen Tong is a feast for the eyes, looking more like a theme park than a temple.