Ppeople call Ipoh as silver state town also.. Ipoh a wonderful place of history because 1st railway station in Malaysia build in Ipoh... Now the old railway station still got until now, but its has been update 2 new look 4 this gen...

Ipoh is the capital of Perak state. Its one of the best ever town i lived. The people here keeps the culture alive through celebrating all festivals and functions. Ipoh is a town that captured major changes in very fast movement. For an example there are lots of shopping mall here. Earlier in 90's there were only Superkinta Parkson n Ocean Supermarket. Which were in the city center. But now there are Ipoh Parade, Jaya Jusco, Tesco, Giant, The Store. Can u believe in a single town which has all the malls like gigantic towns?? amazing rite?? the food here are easy to get. All kind of cuisines are available, from western to eastern, malty to Chinese, north Indian to south Indian..all are available. Besides that there is Lost world of tambun, a water team park, caves like Sampoh Tong and Kek Lok tong..all are available..one day its not enough to visit Ipoh..Ipoh an amazing town.

Ipoh is the best place to visit to get an experience of Malaysia multi-culture. Every Sundays there is a morning market that sell many kind of things including traditional foods, fruits, antiques good, traditional herbs, homes equipment, car accessories and many more. At night this town is quite, traffic is ok and a lot of restaurant and stalls are open to serve various Malaysia Food.

Ipoh City is the home to many a miner who has made a fortune during the heydays of tin. Once a small camping with dilapidated buildings, Ipoh, a town that tin built, did not pass with the demise of the tin industry. Instead, it has grown with the country's economy. Poised to become the focal point of industry, business, investment, education, and social activities, Ipoh reflects the overall progress and development that Perak is experiencing. Bearing a close resemblance to its Kuala Lumpur counterpart, the Ipoh Railway Station is an impressive landmark, which combines Gothic and Moorish architecture with modern embellishments. Hence its nickname, the Taj Mahal of Ipoh. Its compound comprises of the famous "Ipoh Tree", a poisonous tree whose sap is used by the natives in the olden days to make fatal darts for their blow pipes. Surrounded by a beautiful floral garden, it also serves as a charming welcome to visitors arriving by rail.

Ipoh Is a great place to vist. We can find the old architectural building along the streets / roads. There is lotz of great and tasty foods "waiting" for us! Such as Eggs On Breads, Ipoh White Chichen with OysterSauce, Ipoh Hor Fun, the Ipoh Beansprouts is short yet 'fat' and it's 'crunchy', Ipoh White Coffee and etc. If you are the Sari lover, there is a street which sells variety of Sari's and fabric and I am sure you cannot resist it! The changes in Ipoh make me proud and I am happy to born in Ipoh. You can visits the Ipoh Museum, JWW Birth Clock Monument, Railway Station, Ipoh Town Hall and of course the most famous in Ipoh is those caves! There is a lots of caves that can be visited. If you like water sports or swimming,, there is a place that you can enjoy - The Lost World Of Tambun, Sunway City Ipoh, you can enjoy your self and experience the adventures. Hope you all have a great journey!