Signature Duck Noodles @ Pun Chun Restaurant, Bidor
What can I say about Pun Chun Restaurant except that it is best known for its signature duck noodles? Pun Chun is indeed a ‘lo chew pai’ (old trademark) and … Read More
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What can I say about Pun Chun Restaurant except that it is best known for its signature duck noodles? Pun Chun is indeed a ‘lo chew pai’ (old trademark) and … Read More
Gepai Falls is also known as Lubuk Degong Waterfalls, or simply Bidor Waterfall. To go to Gepai Falls, from Bidor town head to Kampung Jalan Paku (also known as Jalan … Read More
During our Southern Perak excursion last Sunday, we took a detour to Kampung Baru Coldstream, a new village about 15km south of Bidor town, off Bidor – Teluk Intan federal … Read More
My trip to Kuala Woh Recreational Forest (Hutan Lipur Kuala Woh) is a continuation of my long standing list of waterfalls and natural recreational parks in Perak to visit.
Rushing home to Ipoh under gloomy skies after a long road trip, we made time to stop by the paddy fields of Chui Chak, opposite the new village, to take … Read More
Emily2u.com was conferred the Perak Tourism Awards 2017 in Social Media during a gala dinner on 31st October, 2017 at Kinta Riverfront Hotel, Ipoh.
Avid readers of this blog would know that I love to be surrounded by nature. As an introvert, there is only so much I can tolerate of the hustle and … Read More
Kampar has really developed by leaps and bounds since I last explored the town. This is thanks to Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR) which created a new township.
Although Lata Kinjang is known as one of the most enchanting and highest waterfalls in Peninsular Malaysia, my visit there was rather unplanned and unprepared.
Lubuk Timah was one of the recreational spots in Perak that I wanted to visit for years but never made it till recently. I’ve been told the road was in … Read More
Although I have known about Refarm at MATTA Fair in Ipoh almost two years ago, it was only recently that I managed to make a trip there. I was caught … Read More
A painful reminder of the days of World War II and the Japanese Occupation, this carbide factory chimney and some chunks of carbide have been transformed into a historic monument.