FELDA RESIDENCE HOT SPRING SUNGAI KLAH

From the North South Expressway, just take the exit toSungkai. After the tol, turn left and go towards the direction to Felda Hot Spring Sungai Klah. Once you are near the junction, enter it. You have to drive yourself toward the oil palm plantation area, long before you can reach the hot spring.

Basically, this place is a resort. Quite a nice one. And their main attraction is the hot spring. Size are varies from the smallest pool, to the biggest one. ( i really do mean big ). Some of the pool is so hot, you can even boil an egg.

If you are keen to experience the local Malay massage, the park offers one of the finest traditional massage packages to benefit from.

Admission is RM12 for adults, RM10 for children, RM7 for senier citizens, and RM2 for OKU (handicap). Open from morning to 7.00pm ( for the park ), and 10.00pm for the hot spring. No outside food are allowed, and you will be given a wrist sticker before you can enter.

For more info, please call 05-438 8801 / 05-438 8803.

NASI BAMBOO SUNGAI KLAH

If you are using the North South Expressway, just take the exit toSungkai. After the tol, turn left and go towards the direction to Felda Hot Spring Sungai Klah. Once you are near the junction to the hot spring, drive further more, around 150 meter to 250 meter. You won't missed the restaurant because it is nearly beside the main road.

If you looking for a "kampung" style dishes, well, this would be it. Their specialty is a very simple rice cooked in a leaves stuff into a bamboo container. Would be nice if they can make some coconut rice too. Prices started at RM2.50 each and comes with its own chilly and condiments. From here, you can choose variety of dishes available, mostly grilled chicken, lamb, prawns and beef. They have Malay delicacies like the innards of chicken, grilled with some homemade sauce.

The drinks here offers a variety of cold and hot drinks, and after your meal, you can try their mango smoothies or ice cream.

This place is quite popular, parking in the sandy parking lot can fill up during peak hours.
Operating from 10.30am until 6.00pm. Opens everyday except Monday.

Enjoy your meal !

LEANING TOWER OF TELUK INTAN

The leaning tower of Teluk Intan is the Malaysian version equivalent to the world famous tower of Pisa in Italy. This 1885 historical Tower still stand strong until today. It is located in the centre of the town of Teluk Intan, Perak. The tower is slanted leftward similar to Tower of Pisa. It is 25.5 meters tall and from outside, it looks like a 8 strorey building. In actual fact, you will find out as you go inside the building is divided into 3 storeys.

The tower was built by Leong Choon Chong, a Chinese contractor and was originally used as a water tank to store portable water during dry season for the people living nearby. It is also used as a time keeper of the town as there is a huge clock on top of the tower. The clock was made by J.W. Benson of Ludgatehill London and the cost of building it was contributed by the local people. The building itself is made of bricks and wood.

The pagoda style structure has been greatly influenced by Chinese architecture because the majority of the population of the town at that time was Chinese. Each storey has a height of 5 meters and you will need to climb up 110 steps to reach the top of the tower. The reason for the leaning are because of the soft ground on the base of the tower and the height of the water tank.

The operation hours of the tower is 8.00am to 5.00pm every weekdays, and 9,00am to 6.00pm during weekends and public holidays. Admission is FREE.

FUNTACY HOUSE TRICK ART

This family-oriented 3d trick art gallery really attracts people and bringing a lot of fun for visitors, both young and old. Open on 20th November 2015, there are currently more then twenty different drawings and murals.

The setting-up and preperation of this place, including getting these hand-drawn art and props, took around four months time. Nine local artists were engaged to come up with these drawings that carry the theme of fun + fantasy. Some of the rooms carry different themes, such as circus and " upside down ".

Some of the drawings really make you think out of the box to get the feel of it. But then, don't worry. There is a helpful staff that will guide you (and also assist to snap the photos for you ). So, meaning that even if you were here alone, you will still walk away with great shots of yourself !

Address :
Funtasy House Trick Art
16, Jalan Market, 30000 Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia

Business hours : 9.00am - 6.00pm ( weekday ) / 9.00am - 8.00pm ( weekend & public holiday )

Email : ask@funtasyhouse.com

Facebook : Funtasy House Trick Art

Website : http://funtasyhouse.com/

Ticket price :
Adult ( with MyKad ) - RM15
Adult ( without MyKad) - RM19
Student ( with student card ) - RM10
Senior citizen ( 60 years old and above ) - RM10
Child ( 4-12 years old ) - RM10
OKU card holder - Free