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Castles and Cave Temples
... food and a new favourite, starfruit juice. The next day we were keen to see the sights, in particular the cave temples. None of Ipoh's sights were reachable on foot and there were no organised tours, so we were forced to plan things ourselves. ...
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Day 60
... way, but I imagine he's too scared to now. Anyway, after I'd calmed down....................... went to the cave temples. These are amazing places. Ipoh is built around lots of limestone cliffs and there are these temples that have been built inside the ...
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Perak Tong Cave Temple
... the temple. I do hope to come back again in the near future and probably do a stream of blogs on all the cave temples in Ipoh. There are also some caves which are protected which has evidence that prehistoric men did once live there. This is suggested ...
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The Birth Of A Short Trip To Taiping Zoo
... Well, I am not going to be talking about that now but despite that I was planning to do an entry on the cave temples in Ipoh, which is rich in limestone caves, I was unable to somehow due to my time and schedules. Since this came up, I was ...
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Cave Temples of Ipoh
... entry. A pretty normal place, many people come here to get their fortunes read and to pray to certain gods. The lesser well known cave temples behind sam poh caves are the thai cave temples and the Kek Lok cave temples. The Kek lok cave temple is much ...
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Tong Cave Temple, Ipoh, Perak
... of the place is only visible when you personally visit the temple. I hope in future, I could do a full blog on the cave temples of Ipoh which mainly cover Taoist, Buddhist and Hindu Temples. After visiting this place for about 1 hour, I left for Kuala ...
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So much food, so little time.....
... wine and 2 glasses and had a lovely evening playing crib (using a scrabble board to keep score) and drinking wine. Ipoh also has some cave temples which were pretty neat and we made a visit to Kellie's Castle. The castle was built by an ...
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At last a hot shower and no ants!
... stalls in a bit and carried on with their meal. The man who gave us a lift to our guest-house recommended visiting the local cave temples and so we took a bus out to the limestone hills. Pretty impressive cave, with stairs climbing up and out of a ...
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A taxi, a taxi my kingdom for a taxi
Short dash north of KL, roughly 2 hours, and we've stopped off at Ipoh. It's the 3rd city of Malaysia and promises some lovely architecture and cave temples so we have high hopes. Our hotel turns out to be rather nice...and quiet. So a good nights sleep ...
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