• Orang Utan Island - Hotel pick-up at 7:00 am from your accommodation within a 5km radius of Kuala Lumpur City Centre (KLCC).

Embark on a private tour of Ipoh & Orang Utan Island from Kuala Lumpur, starting with a hotel pick-up by a friendly and professional driver. Enjoy a 4-hour drive north along the North South Expressway to the tranquil town of Bukit Merah, passing through charming palm oil plantations and pineapple fields.

Upon arrival, board a ferry to Orang Utan Island. Step ashore and be captivated by the ‘People of the Jungle’ or Orang Utans, an endangered species known for their intelligence. These remarkable animals have one of the longest birth intervals, averaging once every 8 years. Spend an hour and a half at this dedicated rehabilitation sanctuary and capture plenty of photos for memories.

• Bukit Merah Orang Utan Island Foundation - Bukit Merah Orang Utan Island Foundation
• Perak Tong Cave Temple - Visitors can admire a 40-foot tall Golden Sitting Buddha statue that dominates the temple. The cavern walls are adorned with colorful murals depicting characters and events from Chinese mythology. Behind the statue, a flight of over 450 steps leads into the cave’s depths, offering views of Ipoh’s northern suburbs from the highest pavilion.
• Ipoh Railway Station - Next, visit the Ipoh Railway Station, affectionately known as the ‘Taj Mahal of Ipoh’. This charming attraction features ornate Moorish architecture and a beautifully landscaped area with fountains.
• Birch Memorial Clock Tower - Situated in a square in Old Ipoh, the four-sided Birch Memorial Clock Tower stands in front of the Ipoh State Mosque. The white-washed structure is surrounded by four statues representing the pillars of British administration: ‘patience, justice, loyalty, and fortitude’. Unlike other clock towers in Malaysia, Ipoh’s has a history of violence, revenge, and a Malay uprising.
• Concubine Lane - In 2015, Ipoh Old Town was a quiet place, known for its laid-back atmosphere, cafes, traditional coffee, food, and vibrant street art. The three Concubine Lanes were not well-known. However, in July 2016, Lonely Planet listed Ipoh as one of the best Asian destinations to visit, and photos of the Concubine Lanes began appearing in news articles. The lanes were opened to the public.
• Ipoh Heritage Walk - The Ipoh Heritage Walk is a leisurely stroll through the compact and historic old town area of Ipoh. The walk is approximately 4 miles long, but can be adjusted based on your energy levels.
• Kek Lok Tong Cave Temple and Zen Gardens - Visitors can explore a stunning Cave Temple with a Zen Garden, known as the Cave of Ultimate Bliss. Here, travelers can admire the impressive formations of stalactites and stalagmites, as well as various statues.

The Kek Lok Tong Cave Temple is a popular tourist attraction located in the scenic area of Gunung Rapat, south of Ipoh, the capital of Perak state in West Malaysia. The temple, situated on a 12-acre site, has been a place of worship since 1920. In 1960, it became part of an iron mining site, set within a large cave in the limestone outcrops behind Gunung Rapat.

The Kek Lok Tong complex features a central altar with numerous Buddhist figures and deities from the Chinese pantheon. The caves offer a unique garden view once inside. The limestone hill consists of light grey to white crystalline Kinta limestone interbedded with thin argillaceous material bands. Primary iron is still visible within the limestone. The award-winning landscape garden includes a jogging path around two lakes and one of the longest reflexology footpaths in Ipoh.

Entrance is FREE, but there is a donation booth for those who wish to contribute to the upkeep.

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Transport by air-conditioned vehicle
• English-speaking driver

• Food and drinks
• Gratuities

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