Pasir Salak Historical Complex, Kampung Gajah
Kampung Gajah’s historical town of Pasir Salak was where the first British Resident of Perak, J.W.W. Birch, was assassinated by Dato Maharaja Lela and Si Puntum, which sparked off a … Read More
Kampung Gajah’s historical town of Pasir Salak was where the first British Resident of Perak, J.W.W. Birch, was assassinated by Dato Maharaja Lela and Si Puntum, which sparked off a … Read More
Kinta Tin Mining (Gravel Pump) Museum, a fairly new attraction in Kampar, was unfortunately closed for the day when I was in town recently. Located along Jalan Batu Karang just … Read More
ARMS is a registered non-profit organisation based in Ipoh with a temporary shelter in Lahat. The organisation rescues, rehabilitates and rehomes stray, abandoned and abused domestic animals such as dogs … Read More
In support of the vendors who would be displaying their Christmas-themed hand-crafted wares at the Christmas Bazaar at De Garden on 15th & 16th December, I hereby announce the business … Read More
I receive a lot of enquiries about weekend activities in Ipoh. Weekends can be rather busy but where do people go besides hunting for Ipoh food?
I.S.P.C.A. held another round of food fair to raise funds to lighten the financial burden of its shelter. Unlike previous rounds, this was held at Festival Walk.
Pusat Makanan Rainbow (Rainbow City Hawker Stall) or more popularly known to the locals as Thong Sui Kai or Dessert Street, once again is the venue for the annual Street … Read More
The National Horse Show Malaysia is back, hosted by Perak Turf Club. The last time it was held here was in 2010, which I also covered on my blog.
I have lost count the number of times IT fairs are organised in Ipoh by both PIKOM and Perak Computer & Digital Association (PCDA). This one by PCDA currently held … Read More
Emily2U is giving readers another chance to win a prize! Spread the good news to enjoy better prizes regularly. Prize: ONE autographed copy of “The Foodieโs Guide to Ipohโs Best … Read More