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IPOH, I will always remember this place! all good, the Old Town really reflect the past of a certain town, food were amazing! People we've met were great and the places like Gua Tempurung is exciting! I would definitely go back Ipoh one of these days!

It is a quaint little town with lots of old buildings and beautiful old architectures. It is a very relaxing town, with no issue of traffic and parking at all.

A very relaxing place to visit with full of nature sight-seeing. The Lost World of Tambun is a must place to visit.

Ipoh is an old town with colonial era buildings still intact. Although the city now boasts of new shopping malls, travellers still roam the old section of the city taking in the Indian enclave and pre-war buildings selling mainly wholesale dried marine products.

Good Hawker food everywhere even Muslim people eating at chinese hawker center, very harmony environment.

A convenient pit stop for leisure travellers heading north towards Penang. Great local food and very beautiful limestone hills surrounding the city if one chooses to pay some attention.

Love the dim sum at restaurant Foh San, the salted chicken, the biscuits at Yee Hup. Enjoyed the activities and art & craft shops at the heritage trail in old town.

Ipoh is an old tin mining town with few newly established shopping centres. There are many limestone caves for tourists to visit around Ipoh, the most notable ones are Gua Tempurung and Kek Lok Cave.

One of the must try food is the Tauge Ayam (bean sprouts). Ipoh's bean sprouts are thicker & juicier compared to those else where.

I stayed in Ipoh for 3 days, had spent 1 days in the Lost world of Tambun, kids really enjoy it. 2nd day visited a few cave including 清心岭，霹雳洞，极乐洞。we stop by Tambun to buy Limau Bali, 362 烧饼。Then we went to Ipoh old town to drink their famous white coffea.

A number of places that can be visited: 1. Lost World of Tambun 2. Concubine Street 3. Beautiful building of the colonial era

Ipoh is a historical city in Peninsular Malaysia with quite a few old colonial buldings still standing strong today.

Friendly loving place with delicious food, lots of Indian and chinese in this area, can speak multi language.

Driving in ipoh is the best travelling mode. There are many natural attractions to go. Nice food at affordable prices.

Beautiful old buildings in old town nearby train station. Good and delicious local food at Aneka Food court!

If you prefer to have a short trip to enjoy nice food and coffee. This is definitely a good place for coffee lovers.

A nice place for sightseeing. A lot of hipster cafes/restaurants and old cafes/food courts. Both are worth the trip to Ipoh.

Ipoh is very nice city for food and its very famous for pamelo fruits. Nearby mountains,cold enviroment and more fun

If you just go one or two days, go to old town first since the shops will be closed earlier than new town, take a coffee break, get around the train station, etc.

Ipoh famous with it's local food and cuisine. Try the famous Ipoh White Coffee. Look at old coffee shop instead of chain cafes.

Ipoh eventually was a tin mining area due to that its has been develop into a small city. Tin mine will no longer this day the local are more to agriculture.

The city is clean and well maintained. Food is excellent. People are friendly and helpful. Feel relaxed and do not feel the city rush here during the weekend.

A small town with full of chinese food which are chicken rice, dim sum, "siu chow", "yim kok gai" etc

Currently Ipoh is not getting high volumes of international tourists compared to Kuala Lumpur and Malacca.

Ipoh is home to lots and lots of delicious food! From signature roasted duck, Ipoh's famous white coffee to dessert street, you just have to try them all.

the weather in ipoh is very humid and hot. always bring unbrella and a bottle of water with you. or just drop any restaurant for their iced tea or coffee, soya bean and tau fu fa in old town, caramel custard in tin jun restaurant are some of the famous attraction in ipoh old town

I spent my first day in Ipoh Old Town, just explore the kopitiam there. All of the hawker stalls are managed by the owner themselves, not by foreign workers, which is why the food is so up to my expectation.