Grand Opening of Lester Yim Boutique
To celebrate the grand opening of his boutique with a new concept, home-grown fashion designer, Lester Yim, hosted a fashion show at his premises in Ipoh Garden South.
To celebrate the grand opening of his boutique with a new concept, home-grown fashion designer, Lester Yim, hosted a fashion show at his premises in Ipoh Garden South.
As you may be aware, I attended the Thanksgiving dinner of The Haven about a week ago. During the exclusive event, guests were updated on the development of The Haven … Read More
The second season of the much anticipated International IPOH Fashion Week (IIFW™ ’18) is back with the theme, Even Bigger. As a follow-up to the successful inaugural season last year, … Read More
Love Thai food? I bet you do. Now, you don’t have to travel to Thailand for its street fare, because once again, Thai vendors have arrived in Ipoh! This time, … Read More
It’s the second half of 2018 already and Malaysians are still very much obsessed with Korean food, culture and tradition; basically, anything remotely Korean. That’s how strong the Korean Wave … Read More
PWW, the abbreviation for Perak Women For Women Society, is a registered not-for-profit and non-political NGO that was established in 2003. PWW has always depended on donations and sponsorship from … Read More
I was in town last Saturday and decided to drop by 15 Clarke Street to check out IpohWorld’s exhibition on Ipoh and the Kinta Valley.
The Haven Resort Hotel, Ipoh – All Suites hosted its annual Thanksgiving dinner last Saturday, an event traditionally held in June at the property in conjunction with the birthday celebration … Read More
Some 7,000 residents participated in the 30th edition of Ipoh Car-Free Day, held on the last Sunday of every month.
Another exhilarating activity that our delegation attended while touring Labuan for a week was the ATV (all-terrain vehicle) challenge. Operated by Smart Ryders Club, this is a fairly new product … Read More
While travelling around Malaysia, I have been to a number of water villages. Two that came to mind were in Tanjung Piai and Pulau Ketam.
This is a Commonwealth World War II graveyard with 3,908 burials, including less than 2,000 identified. Those buried here included troops from Commonwealth countries, who were killed during the Japanese … Read More