Ipoh is the capital of Perak, Malaysia, and the center of industry, commerce and transportation. Known as the capital of tin. Located about 200 kilometers north of Kuala Lumpur, it is the fourth largest city in Malaysia after Kuala Lumpur, Penang and Johor Bahru. Ipoh has a Chinese population of over 290,000, ranking first among all ethnic groups. Area 130 km2.

Ipoh is called bougainvillea, surrounded by rocks and mountains, and also known as the mountain city. It is also famous for Malaysian Chinese food. In 1970s, the city was rebuilt and became a garden city with prosperous business.

Ipoh is a prosperous city with many unique buildings. The old district of Ipoh is Jindahe District, where there are many buildings and colonial buildings built by early Chinese. Ipoh has developed into a new area, and now it is a very active business district.

Yibao scenic spot

1, Perak Cave: Perak Cave is located in the north of Ipoh. The cave is built on the mountain and is a limestone cave about 122 meters long. It is said that it was built by a layman in China in 1926. In front of the cave, there is a towering pavilion, a towering leadership building stands in the center, surrounded by towering old trees. The stone path in the cave is tortuous, connecting more than a dozen caves, large and small.

2. Sambo Cave: Sambo Cave was built to commemorate Zheng He, the eunuch of Sambo in Ming Dynasty in China, and is located in the southern suburb of Ipoh City. It is said that at the end of 19, a monk discovered this cave and decided to close it here. He lived in this cave for more than twenty years until his death, and then other monks practiced here. Now a magnificent Buddhist temple has been built here.

Please refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Ipoh for the above contents.