History
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Butterfly Museum in Ipoh Welcomes Visitors
By Owen Lee Most people in Ipoh don’t know this. Just 15 minutes from the city centre, in Kampung Kepayang,…
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Silat Gayong ~ The Ancient Practice That Builds Body and Mind
By Anne Das, Owen Lee & Balqis Azahar (video) Silat is a Southeast Asian martial art rooted in both physical…
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Reaching back 150 years, ‘Dato’ Sagor: Maruah di Bumi Perak’ takes the spotlight
By Aida Aziz & KT Leong Media: Balqis Jazimah Zahari IPOH: The name of the warrior who resisted British influence…
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‘Cerita Ipoh’, a heritage and history exhibition at Tun Razak Library
By Aida Aziz IPOH: Libraries are now more enjoyable, not only serving as repositories of knowledge but also as one-stop…
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Sufi Kreatif promotes Malay folklore to preserve local culture
By Aida Aziz TANJUNG MALIM: We cannot escape the fact that children in this country today often browse social media…
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Sybil Kathigasu more than just a nurse, dilapidated memorial needs restoration
By Aida Aziz BATU GAJAH: The shop-house building, which was once used as a secret clinic in Papan near here,…
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WWII Japanese-era concrete block found on Trolak riverbank
By Zaki Salleh SLIM RIVER: Ongoing work on the riverbank near the Trolak Bridge has uncovered a concrete block used…
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Han Chin Pet Soo: A Civilisation Built Around Tin
We are fortunate to be in a time of convenience, immersed in an era where everything is readily available within…
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Christmas Memories of 1941 During the Battle of Kampar
By Zaki Salleh KAMPAR: The Christmas celebration for about 1,500 British soldiers stationed in Kampar, awaiting the advance of the…
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Kong Fu Kopitiam
By Anne Das If you’re searching for a dining experience that fuses local flavours with rich cultural history, Kong Fu…
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