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Tambun Inn Hotel Ipoh

91 Jalan Tambun Ipoh, Perak, 30350, Malaysia

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Gunung Lang Recreational Park....A Budget Treat

A travel blog entry by venoth

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... is also a local coffee shop at the jetty where one can buy coffee and other drinks and dine there while sitting by this great sight. This place was just opened in 2004 and as such, not many locals even know of this place. On the whole, it is a must visit place in Ipoh if you are there.


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Mountains, forests and tea plantations

A travel blog entry by pierre-zuzana

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... nos 10h chaque nuit. C’est la destination qui nous a le plus plu depuis notre arrivée en Malaisie, et certainement aussi depuis le début de notre voyage en Asie. Des fermes de fruits et légumes jalonnent les bas cotes de la route principale, vendant pour la plupart des fraises, mais a €5 les 500g nous ne les trouvons beaucoup moins attirantes. Les plantations de the nous offrent pendant 4 jours des paysages et des odeurs uniques dont ...

A wrong turn

A travel blog entry by gemmandmatt

... prices and we have used them a few times when we couldn't find a cheap enough restaurant. We couldn't believe how empty the shopping centre was.... no idea what young Ipohonians do in their evenings. As nearly everything was closed we ended up snacking on a cheese and onion chapati wrap (surprisingly nice but too much onion for me) and some sweet potato plum fries which were amazing!













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Welcome to Scotland - er Malaysia?

A travel blog entry by hil-john-quayle

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... we left feeling quite full. The only thing we didn't eat was the jellyfish (John tried one bit, but it was a bit crunchy and not really appealing). Not bad for less than 3 quid a head!
13th November
An interesting day
We were woken at 6.30 by a family of 10 rammed into the next double room screaming and clattering with no general respect for anyone staying here, we were due to be up at 7 for our trip but we hadnt had much sleep because of the noise next ...

Strawberries and Indian

A travel blog entry by robmichelle

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... was rubbish we’d fake it, as it’s all things/places that the locals are proud of!

The Rose Garden wasn’t so much just roses, there was a bunch of other plants, and we climbed to the top of the garden and looked back down into the valley. The walk down was under vine covered, mossy steps. We came out at a level that had a bunch of star sign statues. After some bull climbing, crab biting and goats. There was also a shoe house, ...