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Perak Menteri Besar (left) with Les’ Copaque Production boss Haji Burhanuddin Mohammad Radzi (middle) at Rumah Opah
If you have watched Upin & Ipin animation series, you would know that the 5-year-old twin boys live in a village with their grandmother (Opah) and elder sister (Kak Ros) in a typical Malay-style kampung (village) house.
At Karnival Upin & Ipin, Rumah Opah (grandmother’s house) has been recreated especially for fans of Upin & Ipin and it is one of the main attractions of the carnival. I had wanted to visit Opah’s house on the first day of the carnival but the queue was too long, I gave up waiting. Adults have to pay RM5 each while children pay RM1 each to obtain a “passport” which grants access to the house.
Guests are greeted by two or three of these characters in the animation series: Upin, Ipin, Opah, Kak Ros, Jarjit, Mei Mei, Ehsan and Mail, throughout the three days of the carnival.
Today, I bring you photos of the life-size Rumah Opah in all its green splendour, unfortunately without any of the loveable Upin & Ipin characters.
GO TO PAGE 2 FOR MORE PHOTOS…
Tags: animasi, animation series, bilik Ipin, bilik Upin, cartoon series, Ehsan, Ipin, Ipoh, Jarjit, Jarjit Singh, Kak Ros, kartun, Les' Copaque, Mail, Malaysia, Mei Mei, Opah, Perak, rumah Opah, Stadium Indera Mulia, Upin, Upin & Ipin official merchandise
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saya shiella nak tanya bila lokasi karnival upin dan ipin akan diadakan…. dan dgn siapa sy nk berhubung untuk sebarang pertanyaan mengenai tapak jualan…..
I like the photos of Opah’s house very much. They remind me of kampung life. One day I will visit Opah’s house and meet Upin dan Ipin.
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