There are so many temples in Malysia (chinese, indian, malay), and in Ipoh we visited a few of them ... there were some on the hills, some on the foothills, even within a cave. All of them impressive.
There are so many temples in Malysia (chinese, indian, malay), and in Ipoh
we visited a few of them ... there were some on the hills, some on the
foothills, even within a cave. All of them impressive.
The people there are traditional and religious, as we noticed lots of people
visiting the temples during the Chinese new Year which coincided with Hari
Raya. Yup, some of the temples were very elaborate! Above right: C.K.'s
home in Ipoh.
Above left: a typical roadside fruit stand. But believe it or not, we couldn't
find any durians!
Above right: a visit to the Pangkor fishing village.
Above: the largest temple in Penang, a high tech region with commercialized
beach resorts.