Things to see and do Ipoh

This temple was founded 100 years ago by a meditative and serene Chinese monk who lived there withdrawn for 20 years. The temple, still in operation, welcomes Buddhist monks and nuns. After climbing 246 steps, you reach the main cave where many statues are found. These cohabit with stalactites and stalagmites formed by limestone deposits. In a basin, turtles and carps sleep, symbols of longevity. A Taoist vegetarian restaurant is located at the foot of the temple and allows you to gain strength before the ascent.

On a limestone hill of 122 m height is hidden a vast cave containing 40 statues of Buddha of which the highest measures 13 m. This temple was founded in 1926 by Chon Seng Yee who discovered the cave. He was a lover of painting and had the various caves and galleries decorated, which are still being completed by pilgrim artists. After the main altar, steps lead you through the galleries until you reach an exit on the side of the cliff. A surprising view of the industrial area and the mountains awaits you a little higher up.

This theme park has several enclosures with well-defined themes: a water park with a wave pool, a river to float down on large buoys and a beach; an amusement park with rides of all kinds; a tin mine reconstruction; an adventure park with canyoning, zip lines and via ferrata in the estate's karst hills; a zoo housing tarantulas, snakes, rabbits, turtles, marmosets and colorful birds; and finally, an enclosure with Siberian tigers. The park is aimed primarily at young children and their parents.