Many people still do not know the uniqueness of Ipoh and just think this city is more than just skipped town transit to travel to other cities in Malaysia. Very few people set aside time to explore the remains of the British colonial Ipoh and Buddhist caves in the suburbs. Even so, there are also several hotels around Ipoh with reasonable rates for visitors who stay here.

Ipoh is a city on the west coast of Peninsular Malaysia is famous for tin mining. Architectural icon is in the west of the Kinta River, once a British government office and the railway station. House of Chinese antique shops can be found along river banks. Settlements on the east bank of the river refers to the "New Town" which was a century ago.

After visiting the Museum of Geology in the eastern city, tourists can go to the edge of the city to see the stone caves in Ipoh. Some caves are very interesting with the sketch of the Buddha and flowers found in the cave wall. All were developed by the Chinese community that made its debut in Ipoh some time ago.

Accommodation in Ipoh can be found from the motel up to the few luxury hotels in the city. Some very interesting architecture consists of a house built to the design in the colonial era. For the colonial experience in the city, tourists can visit the Royal Ipoh Club offers a variety of sports and games facilities, library, dance hall and restaurant.

Ipoh can be reached direct flights from Kuala Lumpur and Singapore. Many travelers who arrived here on their way to Cameron Highlands or Malacca. Most hotels are readily available in the vicinity of the airport and bus terminal