5 articles to prepare your trip
At the confluence of the Klang and Gombak rivers, Kuala Lumpur's oldest mosque blends Indo-Saracenic architecture with direct access to the heart of the city's historic district.
Built in 1908 for Ipoh's Tamil Muslim community, Padang Mosque impresses with its striking Mughal architecture, distinctive green and white façade and fortress-like appearance.
Fort Cornwallis
Malaysia's largest standing colonial fort, Fort Cornwallis guards the north-eastern entrance to George Town with its 1799 chapel, cannons and 1882 lighthouse.
Erected in 1909 in Ipoh, the Birch memorial tower recounts a pivotal chapter of British colonisation in Perak through its Doulton panels.
Ipoh
Former tin capital nestled in the Kinta Valley, Ipoh blends colonial heritage, street art, karst temples and cuisine renowned throughout Southeast Asia.
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