Continuing from the previous episode, we spent the night in Taiping. In the morning, we woke up and had breakfast at the hotel before driving around Taiping again to see the sights. We then continued our journey for another 35 km to Kuala Kangsar, a small but charming town worth exploring.

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"I went to the market on the day of the market. I walked around and looked at the goods. The atmosphere was similar to that of a market in our country."

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The roundabout in the center of Kuala Kangsar

A must-visit landmark is the UBUDIAH Mosque, once hailed as the most beautiful mosque in Malaysia.

Open for internal viewing... many foreigners are waiting to visit.



The old mosque is located at the front, next to each other.


The Istana Iskandar, the original residence of the governor, was built entirely without using a single nail.

A charming small town… spend about half a day here. Travel back north to the city of ALOR SETAR in the next episode.

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