Ipoh is named after a poisonous tree, a tree with self-preservation with toxicity. If it lives among hunters, scars will be many on its trunk. Yes, it was a broken town with many sad stories.
Yet many lives take root in this land, cracking soils to blossom with resilience. No choice but to survive, and many thrive. The history of the town, expressed in many artistic forms.
Masterpiece of various great foods:
A town famous for great foods – savoury chicken rice and noodles, crunchy bakeries and snacks, smooth pastry and dessert, and signature white coffee.
Art Galleries of various forms:
Old town in Ipoh, the old buildings and lanes refurbished, to display art with crafts and paintings. The interior and exterior design of the buildings blend modern and nostalgic, reflecting timeless spaces.
Joining the heritage at below – there were compiling of books, collections of vehicles, expressions in art form to occupy spaces flashing memories. (on 4th May 2025)
Walking inside the 22 Hale Street Gallery, one will be moved by arts that yield to the past, grounded in emotion, to reconnect with Ipoh’s upbringing.
Concubine lane:
Even a notorious place can birth something sacred. A memory lane, creative commerce on the narrow back lane. This is an inviting pathway for tourists to find a vast collection of creative souvenirs.
Finally, a relief to the town, a lane no longer boasting about wealth and wives, but a walk to appreciate heritage. Ipoh reminisces about its past, preserving its unique character to harmonize conflicts.
Museum to tell stories:
*Ipoh old town, despite a history of indulgence and bitterness, preserves the hope for a better tomorrow.
*Ipoh old town, despite the fading glory of mines, preserves the living legacies of foods and arts on the streets.
*Ipoh old town, redecorating buildings’ space in and out, displaying historical elements and shared legacies, with creativity to connect the community.
A community-driven old town, harmonizing diversity with workmanships