• Kellie’s Castle - A Timeless Enigma in Perak
  Uncover the fascinating history of Kellie’s Castle, situated just 30 minutes from Ipoh in Batu Gajah. This incomplete mansion, constructed by Scottish planter William Kellie Smith in the early 1900s, showcases distinctive Moorish and Indo-Saracenic architecture, which is a rarity in Malaysia.
• Perak Tong Cave Temple - At Perak Tong Cave Temple in Ipoh, visitors can explore the remarkable limestone cave adorned with over 40 Buddha statues, including a prominent 12-meter-tall seated Buddha in the main chamber. The cave walls are decorated with intricate murals depicting various religious and cultural themes. For those seeking a panoramic view of the surrounding area, climbing the approximately 450 steps to the hilltop pavilion is worthwhile, as it offers a rewarding vista upon reaching the summit.
• Concubine Lane - A Lively Heritage Street Full of Charm
  Nestled in the heart of Ipoh Old Town, Concubine Lane is a narrow, historic alley that dates back to the early 1900s. Once known for its mysterious past involving affluent tin miners and their mistresses, today it has evolved into a bustling hotspot of heritage, culture, and street life.
• Tasik Cermin - A Hidden Gem Among Limestone Cliffs
  Tasik Cermin, also known as Mirror Lake, is one of Ipoh’s best-kept secrets — a serene lake concealed behind limestone hills and accessed through a tunnel. Surrounded by towering cliffs and lush greenery, the lake’s glass-like surface reflects the rocks and sky, creating a magical, mirror-like view that truly lives up to its name.
• Ipoh Railway Station - Constructed in 1917, the Ipoh Railway Station is one of Malaysia’s most iconic colonial landmarks. Often referred to as the “Taj Mahal of Ipoh” due to its majestic Mughal-style architecture, this station is not just a transit point but a heritage attraction in itself.
• Birch Memorial Clock Tower - A Colonial Landmark in Ipoh
  The Birch Memorial Clock Tower, erected in 1909, stands as a significant colonial-era monument in the heart of Ipoh. Built in memory of James W.W. Birch, the first British Resident of Perak, the clock tower features Moorish-style design, intricate carvings, and symbolic panels representing the evolution of civilization.
• Sam Poh Tong Cave Temple - A Sacred Cave Temple Amid Limestone Hills
  Situated in Gunung Rapat, Sam Poh Tong is one of Ipoh’s oldest and most renowned Chinese Buddhist cave temples. Built into a limestone hill, the temple offers a unique blend of spiritual serenity and natural beauty.
• Kuala Kangsar - Scenery: The park features calm lakes, lush gardens, a man-made waterfall at the entrance, and striking limestone formations that create a tranquil, photo-rich atmosphere.

“Little Guilin” Feel: Often likened to the scenic landscapes of Guilin, China, the green hills and reflective waters add to its charm.

Boating Experience: A short boat ride (around 5 minutes) takes you from the entrance across the lake to the main park.

• mineral bottle
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Excess Baggage

• Lunch

Discover the rich heritage, stunning cave temples, and secret treasures of Ipoh on a personalized private tour, complete with convenient hotel or station pickup. Experience a comfortable journey in an air-conditioned vehicle, accompanied by a welcoming local driver-guide. Ideal for couples, families, and solo adventurers seeking flexible and genuine experiences.

• Entrance fees for kellies castle and tasik cermin are not included in the tour price.traveller need to pay for these ticket price sepatately.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.