Kuala Kangsar Wall Paintings
It was a surprise to see some nicely done wall art in Kuala Kangsar, the Royal Town of Perak, when I visited a while back.
Due to its strategic location in the centre of town, near the clock tower roundabout, I don’t think any visitor could miss the attraction.
Look further down the block of buildings depicting the elephant and you will come across a mural of food stalls selling popular local delicacies.
While going around the town, I also came across other murals on the back of some small shops. One stretch of the wall has been dedicated to childhood games that invoke wonderful, carefree days of long gone.
These were all the wall paintings that I discovered in Kuala Kangsar. If there are more, I did not come across them.
Searching for wall murals is a pastime that I like to indulge in. It is an activity that can be participated by the whole family, young and old.
In the process, one sees more of the town than he or she normally would.
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Wow, kuala kangsar also got wall paintings. Great to attract tourist!
Those wall art are Instagram material 😉 Perfect for OOTD 😀
I don’t know Kuala Kangsar have a lot of wall paintings. Need to snap a lot of photo when reach there.
those are some pretty nice wall paintings… I guess everywhere has their street art nowadays.. it is becoming trendy
The wall painting is so pretty! I love how it turns the old and heritage to a brand new attraction =) So pretty!
I have saw you post the graffiti in Taiping. The paint in Kuala Kangsar more towards kampung style.
Lovely murals! They are very Instagrammable! I remembered the Ihwa Mural Village I visited in Korea. Great find! Thanks for sharing. <3
I love how murals reflect the social and political history of the area as well as providing an outlet for new artistic talent. Great post!
The graffitis are gorgeous! More of this kind of art. Perfect as ootd backdrop 🙂
near the clock tower. there was a wall printing..half face of chinese girl..whats that really meant