• Ipoh, a suburban city about two and a half hours from Kuala Lumpur, is also famous for its white coffee and delicious food!

  
  

• Visit the ancient castle, cave temples, and more! A popular optional day trip to enjoy Ipoh!

  
  

• Ipoh, the third largest city in Malaysia. A day trip plan for the suburbs, where you will be captivated by retro cityscapes and exotic cave temples!

  
  

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- Course Information -

• Departure time: 7:00am (Pick up from hotels in Kuala Lumpur and depart)
• Duration: Approximately 10 hours
• Return time: Around 18:00 (arrive at hotel in Kuala Lumpur and disband)
• Guide language: Japanese
• Minimum number of participants: 2

- Spot Introduction -

• Kellie Castle
  
  This is a huge mansion belonging to William Kelly Smith, a Scottish planter
  who ran a rubber plantation in Malaysia in the early 20th century. It remains
  in its current unfinished form as he passed away in 1926 during construction.

  
  

• Sanpoton (pomelo tasting available)
  
  In kanji, it is written as "Sanbo-do". Three Treasure Cave = a place where
  three famous caves are lined up. In fact, there are many more than three! It
  is a very mysterious place surrounded by caves and rocky mountains.

  
  

• Ipoh City Hall (Exterior)
  
  This white building opposite Ipoh Station was built in 1916. It was designed
  by AB Havoc, the same architect as Ipoh Station, and features a neoclassical
  style.

  
  

• Visit to Ipoh Railway Station The Ipoh Railway Station, which incorporates Moorish and colonial architectural styles, has a pure white exterior that makes it look like a palace! There is also an Islamic-style park in front of the station.