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Monday, January 11, 2021

9 things to do in teluk intan heritage trail.

• Water management system of the British at times of draught
• Water supply in event of fire
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• Commemorating the British Administration
• Serves as Teluk Intan landmark for ships traversing the Perak River

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Things to do in Teluk Intan- a guide to all the top attractions

Posted on Last updated: March 1, 2024

Categories Perak , Visit Malaysia

Teluk Intan is a fascinating small town in Perak, about two hours of driving distance up north from Kuala Lumpur.

This article is about all the places we visited during our trip to Teluk Intan. One thing we notice is that there are lots of eateries that have already closed down in the last two years. Many cafes mentioned in some travel blogs about Teluk Intan have already closed. In a separate article, we will update you about places to get the food now.  

Meanwhile, below is a list of places to visit when you come to Teluk Intan.

1. Menara Condong Teluk Intan

The Menara Condong Teluk Intan , also known as the Teluk Intan Leaning Tower or TILT, is the major tourist attraction in Teluk Intan. It is also a landmark in the town center.

This 25-meter (82 ft) clock tower, constructed in 1885 by Leong Choon Chong and several Ceylonese contractors, holds a rich history. Initially built as a water storage and timekeeping facility, it has witnessed numerous ownership changes, including a claim by a Briton named Neol Danison and occupation by the Japanese during their rule of Malaya in 1941. In 1957, in recognition of its historical significance, the tower was declared a Malaysian National Heritage site in September 2015. It is often compared with the famous Leaning Tower of Pisa in Italy.

The tower is a three-story brick structure with a large steel water tank on the top level. However, the exterior is disguised as an 8-story Chinese pagoda but leans towards the southwest due to its soft soil foundation. The tower began to tilt four years after its construction, owing to the water’s weight in the tank and the structure’s foundation.

Watch the video we shot at Teluk Intan at the end of this article 👇👇.

2. The heritage buildings

Teluk Intan has many colonial buildings due to its historical development and cultural influences. The town’s heritage trail showcases many structures built as it developed, reflecting its history, culture, and heritage. 

Here are four major buildings that we visited. They are all next to each other on Jalan Mahkamah.

A, The former Police Station

The old Police Station in Teluk Intan is a heritage building that dates back to the late 19th century. 

Established during Sir Hugh Low’s administration in 1882, the British constructed it around the same time as the iconic Leaning Tower of Teluk Intan. Initially serving as a Customs Office, the building was opposite the town’s jetty, where goods were unloaded. Eventually, it was repurposed into a police station and was primarily used as a detention facility for offenders. Despite its cultural and historical significance, the building has been abandoned and faces the threat of demolition.

B. The Teluk Intan Post Office

The Teluk Intan Post Office is an iconic administrative building. Despite its age, the building has been meticulously maintained and is considered one of the best-preserved post offices in the country.

In the past, the Teluk Intan Post Office served as a hub for various services, including mail delivery, voter registration, and even the sale of lottery tickets. Today, the building’s old ‘Pejabat Pos’ inscription can still be seen above the awning at the entrance.

Recently, the Teluk Intan Post Office underwent major renovations to ensure it continues serving the local community. The building’s facade and interior have been updated while maintaining its historical charm and functionality. As one of the oldest buildings in Teluk Intan, the post office was built before World War I and has played an essential role in the town’s development and growth.

C. The Old Court House

Built in 1891 and completed in 1893, the Old Court House is one of this town’s earliest colonial administrative buildings. It functions as a House of Justice with court hearings and proceedings for matters under the jurisdiction of the lower Perak district.

However, due to the absence of a church building, every Sunday from 1893 to 1912, it was used by the Anglican Christians for church services until the Church of St Luke the Evangelist was completed in 1912.

After the end of World War Two, the court building was used as a temporary war criminal court to prosecute war crimes committed by the Japanese military.

After the war, the Army took over the building, which is good because they have preserve and maintain this historic building.

D. The Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank building (Now Affin Bank)

The HSBC building in Teluk Intan, Malaysia, has been an iconic town structure for over 70 years. Constructed in 1946, it was initially established as a Mercantile Bank of India Ltd branch before it merged with the Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank Corporation. The historical significance of the building has been preserved over the years, as it still stands tall without any significant alterations to its exterior since its opening soon after the end of World War II. 

Two years ago, this branch was closed by Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank and has now been converted to Affin Bank.

3 Riverfront Teluk Intan

The riverfront of Teluk Intan has been recently renovated. It has a beautiful view of the Perak River and is a strategic place to watch sunset in the evening.

The adults may relax or take a leisurely stroll; some will take the boat out to the river to catch the shrimp (udang gala).

4. Hock Soon Keong Temple

Hock Soon Keong Temple, also commonly referred to as Hock Soon Temple, is a traditional Chinese temple. The temple has played a significant role in the lives of the Hokkien Chinese community residing in Teluk Intan since the British colonial period. It is dedicated to the veneration of Hock Soon Keong, the deity representing “Prosperity and Good Fortune”.

5. Madrasah Al-Ihsaniah

We met with the person in charge, and he kindly allowed us to enter the interior of the madrasah.

Madrasah Al-Ihsaniah is the first modern madrasah in Malaya. It was founded by Sheikhul Islam Mohd Salleh Bin Mohd Taib, a scholar born in Minangkabau. He pursued religious studies in Mecca and studied with prominent scholars then.

Sheikhul Islam Mohd Salleh came to the state of Perak at the request of King Mahmud, the Wealthy Imam Paduka Tuan, and settled in Kuala Kangsar. Later, he moved to Teluk Anson, where he was already well-known. With increasing support from the community, he built a madrasah called Madrasah Ihsaniah.

Initially, the original building of Madrasah Al-Ihsaniah was made of wood with a nipah roof. However, when the madrasah’s finances improved, the building was reconstructed and has stood since 1901.

6. Nagarathaar Sri Thendayuthapani Temple

Nagarathaar Sri Thendayuthapani Temple was constructed by the Chettiar community of Teluk Intan and is dedicated to Lord Murugan, also known as Lord Subramaniam or Lord Kartikeya in Hinduism.

One of the most astonishing aspects of the temple is its architectural design, which blends traditional and modern elements. The temple’s stunning facade is decorated with elaborate carvings and sculptures.

7. Sungai Kerawei Elephant Memorial

The Sungai Kerawei Elephant Memorial commemorates a significant incident in 1894. However, the memorial was forgotten as the railway line was discontinued in the 1980s. It was only in 2018 that the History Enthusiasts Society of Perak restored the signage, ensuring that the memory of the brave elephant lives on.

We followed the GPS to locate the signboard but had trouble finding it in the bush. With the help of a resident, we finally found it.

The incident that the memorial commemorates occurred back in 1894. A wild elephant went head-on against a train hurtling at 50 mph (around 100 km/h). It is said that the elephant was avenging its baby, which was hit by the train.

When the elephant attacked the train, causing it to overturn. The driver was thrown off the engine, and unfortunately, the elephant lost its life in the incident. The resulting derailment forced the railway line between Tapah Road and Teluk Anson to be closed for some time for necessary repairs.

At that time, the tusk that was discovered was the heaviest ever recorded in the history of elephant tusk discovery in the Malay Peninsula. A signboard was erected where the carcass was buried to commemorate this event. Today, the skull and two ivory tusks can be viewed at the Perak Museum in Taiping, while the thigh bone, which measures about half a meter in length and is still well preserved, is on display at the KTMB Johor Bahru Mini Museum.

8. The ruins of Raja Muda’s Palace

The Teluk Intan’s Raja Muda’s Palace ruin is a historical landmark known for associating with the Raja Muda of Perak. Though once a spacious and well-maintained structure, the palace has been uninhabited for around 20 years and is currently in disrepair. It remains the property of the Sultan of Perak.

9. The Church of St. Anthony of Padua

The Church is a Roman Catholic parish under the jurisdiction of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Penang. It has a rich history dating back to 1894 when French missionary priest Rev. Father René-Michel-Marie Fée, MEP, acquired a piece of land and built an attap roofed wooden chapel as part of the larger Parish. The chapel was dedicated to St. Anthony of Padua.

Unfortunately, the Church was destroyed in a fire in 1914. The new church building began construction in 1922, headed by Father Donat Perrissoud. Bishop Jean Marie consecrated the Church on May 6, 1923.

The Church has an architectural type of Neo-Gothic and is an active place of worship, serving the local community.

10. Batu Tenggek Teluk Intan (Lower Perak District War Memorial)

The Central Planters Association first proposed constructing a monument commemorating those who lost their lives during World War I in 1917. The monument, the only one in Malaysia, was built using a large piece of granite on a concrete structure. In 1926, Sir Theodore Fraser, the general commanding officer of Malaya, officiated the monument in a grand ceremony. The monument was erected with a passage from the famous poem by English poet Laurence Binyon, which reads, “At the going down of the sun and in the morning, we will remember them.”

After World War II, 1935 to 1945, the monument was added to commemorate those who lost their lives during the war.

Watch the video we shot at Teluk Intan 👇👇.

11. Teluk Intan River Cruise

We have visited all the places we had planned except for the river cruise to Pulau Bangau. It is because we could not get more people to share the cost of the boat with us for the Teluk Intan Firefly Marvels cruise. The boat rides more than RM200 per trip.

12. Bonus: About food in Teluk Intan

We have tried some unique local delicacies in Teluk Intan, which we will cover in a separate article published after this blog. To give you a sneak peek, the Liew Kee Chee Cheong Fun is a must-try local cuisine as it is so unique that you probably won’t find it anywhere else.

Besides, you should try fresh prawns at seafood restaurants, as there are many options. Finally, don’t miss out on the fried chicken and prawn at Nasi Kandar Krishnan, freshly made in four giant woks and fried non-stop. Lastly, you must try the mee rebus at Mastan Ghani, as the recipe has been passed down to the third generation of the family.

About Teluk Intan : Teluk Intan has a fascinating and diverse history, marked by several name changes. Originally known as Teluk Mak Intan, after a prominent Mandailing trader, the town served as the seat of Perak rulers from 1528 until the royal town was relocated to Kuala Kangsar. In the late 19th century, the town was renamed Teluk Anson in honor of Major-General Sir Archibald Edward Harbord Anson,  the lieutenant governor of Penang who drafted the town’s plan. Finally, in 1982, the town was renamed Teluk Intan, a name that has remained.

There are many places you can visit in the state of Perak. Here is the link to a list of places in Perak worth visiting.

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Teluk Intan Day Trip: Things to do in Teluk Intan

I always love day trips because within a single day I cover so many things that I couldn’t do on a regular basis. As if I get some super energy on the trip day. This time it was Teluk Intan , a small town in Perak . 

I bet you know about the Leaning Tower of Teluk Intan and some of you have already visited this masterpiece. But how many of you have gone for a Teluk Intan day trip ? And how many of you know that apart from the Leaning Tower, this small city has so many hidden gems to explore?

Honestly, I was also unaware of its history and beauty, then I read some travel blogs and thought Teluk Intan is suitable for my next day trip destination. 

Then what! I just opted for the Teluk Intan day trip with an old friend who has come to Malaysia to visit me. And I am glad that I brought him with me and had so much fun together. More picture on instagram

Now, this article will surely help you to plan your day trip to Teluk Intan. 

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Things to do in Teluk Intan Day Trip

Breakfast @ m. gulam rasul nasi kandar.

Teluk Intan is a food haven. You will find restaurants at every corner. But finding a Halal restaurant in this city is quite challenging. After a little research on Google, finally, I found a Pork-free restaurant where we can have our breakfast. 

M. Gulam Rasul Nasi Kandar is where we started our day trip and had breakfast. As Teluk Intan is nearly two hours of driving from Shah Alam , we have started our journey early in the morning without having breakfast so that we could cover the maximum of this city’s beauty and wonders. 

That’s why the first thing that we have done after reaching Teluk Intan is to have breakfast. This restaurant is quite famous for selling one of the best Nasi Kandar . And this dish tastes more delicious with fried chicken.

Apart from this, you can try biryani rice and pickled cucumber. All dishes are very reasonable here. 

Address: Jalan Changkat Jong, 36000

Business hours: Everyday 24hrs

Leaning Tower of Teluk Intan

After breakfast, we went to the Leaning Tower of Teluk Intan which is the main reason for our day trip to Teluk Intan. Equivalent to the world-famous Leaning Tower of Pisa in Italy, this Leaning Tower of Teluk Intan is one of the tourist hotspots in Malaysia.

Though this tower is not as famous and tall as the leaning tower of Pisa, still it attracts tourists’ curiosity via its distinct incline. 

The design of the tower is quite interesting. It looks like an 8-storey building from the outside but it’s actually a 3-storey building. Designer Mr Leong Choon Cheong has intentionally built this tower like a Chinese pagoda. 

The best part is that this 25.5 metres tall tower is located in the center of the city. That’s why it is easily visible and accessible. 

Address: Pekan Teluk Intan

Opening hours: Everyday 08:00 am to 05:00 pm

Old Court House Teluk Intan

In Teluk Intan, you will find many British period heritage buildings and the Old Court House is one of them. This building was built in 1880 as a court house but on Sundays, it was also used as a Church.

In 1911, the St. Luke’s Church was built and then people stopped using this Court House as a Church. Moreover, in 1983, this Court House turned into an Old Heritage Building and was replaced by the present Court House. 

Now the Old Court House is maintained by the Army and used as a tourist attraction. 

Address: Jalan Mahkamah

Old HSBC Bank Building

Another heritage building is located just the opposite corner of the Old Court House, which is the Old HSBC Bank Building . This bank opened shortly after World War II, and since then its exterior design has remained unchanged.

Address: 2, Jalan Mahkamah

Old Post Office

Just next to the HSBC Bank Building, you will find another example of a British administration building and that is the Old Post Office . It is one of the oldest buildings in Teluk Intan and it was built before World War I. 

So within this area, you can visit so many heritage buildings and take pictures of them. 

Address: JKR 16, Jalan Dew, Pekan

Opening hours: Monday to Friday 08:30 am to 05:30 pm｜Saturday 08:30 am to 01:00 pm (closed on Sunday)

War Memorial Stone Teluk Intan

One of the most significant attractions in Teluk Intan is the War Memorial Stone . It is situated in the centre of the town. This stone is here to remember all those people who have sacrificed their lives for this country.

You’ll find the inscription “At the going down of the sun and in the morning we will remember them. 1914 – 1918; 1939-1945” on the plinth of it. 

There is a myth about the stone that it was placed here by a British soldier and at that time this stone was small like a matchbox. And with time the stone grew up and took the present shape. 

Opening hours: Everyday 24 hours

St. Luke’s Church

St. Luke’s Church is another British period building and one of the famous tourist attractions in Teluk Intan. It’s an Anglican church that was built in 1912.

The architecture of the church gives it an elegant look which is designed with red bricks and wooden pitched roofs. Moreover, the bell of this church was brought from England.

Though the church is not so big, only 60 people can accommodate at a time, still, it’s worthwhile to visit if you want some pictures for your Instagram . 

Address: 1066, Jalan Sekolah

Opening hours: Tuesday to Saturday 11:00 am to 02:00 pm｜Sunday 8:45 am to 10:45 am, 11:00 am to 1:00 pm, 1:30 pm to 3:30 pm, 4:30 pm to 6:30 pm (closed on Monday)

Hock Soon Keong Temple

Chinese culture and temples are always fascinating to watch because of their beautiful architecture and design. Hock Soon Keong is such a temple that is located in Teluk Intan. Besides the Leaning Tower, this temple is another must-visit attraction of Teluk Intan.

The temple was built in 1883 to serve as the center point of a large group of the Hokkien community. Till today, many Chinese believers come here to take blessings. 

The most distinguished part of this temple is its elegantly designed entrance and unturned eaves that are placed on the temple roof. 

Address: Jalan Pasar

Madrasah Al Ihsaniah

Just opposite the Hock Soon Keong temple, there is a madrasah called Madrasah Al Ihsaniah . It shows the true religious harmony between Chinese believers and Muslims.

Built-in 1901, it is the first modern madrasah in Teluk Intan as well as in Perak. This madrasah was built to teach students religious studies, Arabic, and Bahasa Melayu. 

Address: off, Jalan Pasar

Church of St. Anthony

Another religious attraction in Teluk Intan is the Church of St. Anthony . It’s a Roman Catholic parish church with peaceful and authentic architecture. 

On February 2, 1913, the first foundation stone was placed by Bishop Barillon. Then in 1923, the church opened its gate for believers and visitors. 

There is a convent school just next to the church. If you want to interact with the locals, you should visit the church on Sunday. 

Address: 1055, Jalan Sekolah

Opening hours: Tuesday to Saturday 09:00 am to 12:30 pm｜Sunday 09:00 am to 12:00 pm (closed on Monday)

Nagarathaar Sri Thendayuthapani Temple

Nagarathaar Sri Thendayuthapani Temple is a place to watch the beauty of the Hindu religion. The architectural design of this temple is astonishing.

This temple is more popular for hosting the famous Chitra Pornami festival every year in April. 

Address: Nagarathaar Sri Thendayuthapani Temple, 65, Jalan Bandar

Lunch @ Rojak Ah Chai Teluk Intan

Rojak is a famous dish in Teluk Intan and I always wanted to try this dish. Finally, I got a chance to have it in a popular restaurant called Rojak Ah Chai . 

Rojak is a dish that comes with fruit salad, crunchy fried crackers, crushed peanuts, and sesame which is used on the top of it. This dish is available in many restaurants. But I chose the Rojak Ah Chai restaurant because they serve the dish with a special sauce that is made by themselves.

I don’t know how many of you will choose this dish as lunch but I am sure that you will love this yummy Rojak. 

Address: Jalan Woo Saik Hong

Business hours: Everyday 10:30 am to 05:00 pm

Istana Raja Muda (Lama)

Another heritage building in Teluk Intan is Istana Raja Muda (Lama) . You probably heard about this palace in the news just a couple of months ago. 

It’s a royal palace, built-in 1922 and used to be the official residence of the Raja Muda of Perak . 

In the last year 2021, the government of Perak wanted to sell this heritage building but in the face of public protest, the government had to rethink the decision of selling it. 

This year, the government has decided not to sell the Istana Raja Muda. It made a buzz all over the news and the palace became more famous than before. 

Address: Jalan Raja Muda Musa

River Front Teluk Intan

The River Front view in Teluk Intan is mesmerising, especially when the sun is setting. Before starting the Firefly Marvels Cruise I got a chance to spend some time on the riverfront and enjoy the sunset. And the view is so fascinating that I recommend you must not miss it. 

Teluk Intan Firefly Marvels Cruise

Nothing can be compared with the experience of the river cruise. And if that is Firefly Marvels Cruise , then the feelings and excitement would be sky-high. And I must say the Teluk Intan Firefly Marvels Cruise doesn’t disappoint my expectations at all. 

The Firefly Marvels Cruise gives Safari experience to its visitors and an astonishing view of Teluk Intan that you have never seen before. And when the sun goes down, hundreds of golden fireflies come along the riverbank which creates a divine atmosphere.

Apart from this, you will see countless incredible water birds here. The Firefly Marvels Cruise is the best way to get close to nature. 

Address: No, 8-A, Cabin Tanah Rezab JPS, Jalan Wah Keng Jooi, 36000

Try some seafood @ Poh Loong Seafood Restaurant 

While visiting the riverfront and going on a river cruise, why not try some seafood? That is the question that hit on my mind and then what, I opt for a seafood restaurant. 

Poh Loong Seafood Restaurant is one of the most popular seafood restaurants in Teluk Intan. Many of my friends have recommended it as their food items are delicious and available at a reasonable price.  

And yes, I made the right choice. All their seafood dishes are so good, especially their signature butter crab, mochi, and taufu . Besides these items, you can also try dry chilli chicken with cashew nuts . 

Address: Lorong Cengal 1, Taman Malaysia, 36000

Business hours: Everyday 12:00 pm to 09:00 pm

Contact: +6056224252

After having seafood, I drove my car back to Shah Alam with a satisfying feeling. It was a really amazing day trip which I never thought I could have in this small city, Teluk Intan. 

So if you’re thinking Leaning Tower is the only attraction in Teluk Intan and there is nothing special to do, then hey.. it’s time to visit this city from a new point of view. 

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Teluk Intan

The little-known treasures of teluk intan.

From its iconic Leaning Tower and tranquil river cruises to a scrumptious local delight, Teluk Intan is a gem of a town you would not want to skip out on. Previously known as Teluk Anson and proudly known as Teluk Intan today, this unassuming little town also teems with history, hailing back to the time of the British occupation with several monuments paying homage to stories of days past.

Teluk Intan Leaning Tower

What was once a humble water tank is now one of the more iconic attractions in Malaysia. Today, the Teluk Intan Leaning Tower is a proud landmark of the town, which also serves as a clock tower. The reason why it is dubbed the ‘Leaning Tower’ is because it mimics another world-famous leaning structure; The Leaning Tower of Pisa in Italy.

Standing tall at 25 metres, the Teluk Intan Leaning Tower was originally built in 1885, stretching 8 storeys high and boasts a total of 110 steps in the building. The architecture of the structure was heavily influenced by the pagoda design and is adorned with the rich colours of white, red and green.

Visitors are more than welcome to tour the building’s interior with a small fee of RM 2 per entry. The inside of the tower is filled with detailed information regarding Teluk Intan’s history as well as the backstory of this famous tower. There are also many artefacts from Malaysia’s history that are housed within the building.

Teluk Intan River Cruise

Climb aboard the Teluk Intan River Cruise for a fun adventure, which brings you on a journey through the waters of the Perak River. See the place through the lens of a local, as a tour guide introduces the many interesting sites that sit along the bank of the river.

Also, catch a glimpse of the earliest water taxi that is still operational to this day. People staying in the neighbouring villages travel from one end of the river to another with ease using this mode of transportation. Along your ride, be sure to keep an eye out for floating restaurants that are also located along the river.

While on board, you will also get to enjoy a ride to Pulau Bangau , where you may come in close contact with a few feathery friends of all sizes, which can be found hiding amongst the trees of the island. This island stretches over 1,011 metres and houses a variety of birds across different species. Some species that you may be able to spot are the Grey Heron, Cattle Egret, Little Egret and the Purple Heron. These birds are usually seen sitting atop the branches of the trees where they are most likely safeguarding their nests.

The best time to take a trip on the Teluk Intan River Cruise is closer to sunset. During this time, you may have the opportunity to witness flocks of birds soar across the river searching for food. And that’s not all - another highlight of the sunset cruise is also the bright and shimmering fireflies that buzz around the area, beautifully lighting their way across the waters.

Prices for the Teluk Intan River Cruise :

Priced at RM 28, Package A includes a 45-minute ride around the river with historical sites along the way, as well as a trip to Pulau Bangau.

Priced at RM 45, Package B is a 90-minute boat ride along the river to Pulau Bangau.

Priced at RM 30, Package C is a 45-minute ride, which gives you the opportunity to enjoy firefly-spotting around the area at night.

*Prices are subject to change. Visit Teluk Intan River Cruise's official website for price confirmation.

Local Food In Teluk Intan

One of the more popular local foods that stand out in this town is the popular Chee Cheong Fun (steamed rice noodle rolls). This authentic dish consists of a thin rice noodle that is filled with crunchy turnips and dried shrimp that is best enjoyed with a side of freshly sliced pickled chillies for that extra zing. Below are some places that serve the best Chee Cheong Fu n in town:

• Sam Siew Yeh Chee Cheong Fun (non-halal)
• Liew Kee (Ah Lek) Chee Cheong Fun (Pork-Free)
• W3637 Chee Cheong Fun (non-halal)

How to Get to Teluk Intan

The easiest way to get to Teluk Intan by public transport is to hop onto the ETS. Take the train all the way to the Tapah station and from there, you can easily grab a taxi or any e-hailing service for a ride to Teluk Intan directly.

Another public transport alternative is by taking the bus. Simply get onto the StarMart Express and disembark at the Klang Sentral. From there, interchange to the bus that takes you straight to Teluk Intan.

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Top 10 Best Things To Do Near Teluk Intan 2024

Travelling will not only provide mental relaxation, but it also opens up your mind and helps you learn about different traditions and cultures. Seeing new sights and experiencing a different way of life would also help you grow as a person while at the same time you can share fun experiences with your travel companions. 

If you want to explore a unique and exciting travel destination, consider going to Teluk Intan. Teluk Intan is located in the state of Perak, Malaysia. You will be surprised by the interesting attractions you can find in Teluk Intan and its neighbouring towns. Add these 10 best things to do near Teluk Intan to your travel itinerary and have the best time of your life. 

Are Places Near Teluk Intan Suitable For Family Travel?

N ature parks, zoos, theme parks, and recreational areas like Sunflower Garden, Teluk Intan Firefly Marvels River Cruise and Sky Mirror are among the family-friendly attractions near Teluk Intan. These locations provide activities and entertainment for all family members, including children. Several places near Teluk Intan offer educational and cultural experiences for families. History, traditions, and heritage can be learned at museums, historical sites, and cultural centres. Families can sample local cuisine and dining options near Teluk Intan. Trying new foods and flavours can be a fun culinary adventure for the whole family.

How Do You Get To Teluk Intan?

There are several ways to get to Teluk Intan, depending on your starting point:

Sultan Azlan Shah Airport (IPH) in Ipoh, Perak, is the nearest major airport to Teluk Intan. You can take a taxi or arrange private transportation from the airport to Teluk Intan, about a 2-hour drive away.

Teluk Intan is well-served by bus services from all over Malaysia. You can find bus operators offering routes to Teluk Intan by checking with local bus terminals or using online ticketing platforms. The Teluk Intan Express Bus Terminal, located in the town centre, is where buses usually arrive. You can check the bus schedule here .

Even though Teluk Intan lacks a railway station, you can take a train to nearby cities such as Ipoh or Kampar. You can then take a bus or taxi to Teluk Intan. Train travel offers scenic countryside views and is a popular option for tourists. You can check the train schedule here .

The North-South Motorway (NSE) connects Teluk Intan to the rest of the country. If driving from Kuala Lumpur, take the NSE (Route E1) to the Bidor/Teluk Intan interchange (Exit 143). Follow the road signs to Teluk Intan, approximately 30 kilometres away. Car travel takes approximately 2 to 3 hours, depending on traffic conditions.

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1. Visit The Menara Condong Teluk Intan

The Menara Condong Teluk Intan is a clock and a leaning tower in Teluk Intan, Hilir Perak District, Perak, Malaysia. It is the Malaysian equivalent of the Leaning Tower of Pisa. The reason why the tower leans is partly due to the soft ground on which it was built. The pagoda-style structure was greatly influenced by Chinese architecture because the majority of the population of the town at that time was Chinese. 

Operating Hours: 8:00 am – 5:00 pm (Daily)

Address: Lot 1&2, Komplex Menara Condong, Jalan Bandar, Pekan Teluk Intan, 36000 Teluk Intan, Perak

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2. Grab A Bite At Liew Kee (Ah Lek) Chee Cheong Fun

Liew Kee (Ah Lek) Chee Cheong Fun has received five-star reviews from its customers. One customer that has dined extensively throughout HK and remote areas in China has even praised Liew Kee Chee Cheong Fun as the best chee cheong fun he has tasted. The shop is generous with its condiments, and the chee cheong fun tastes savoury, with the addition of just the right amount of sauce. 

Operating Hours: 10.30 am – 10:00 pm (Tuesday – Sunday)

Address: 19, Jalan Pasir Bedamar, Pekan Teluk Intan, 36000 Teluk Intan, Perak

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/p/Liew-Kee-Ah-Lek-Chee-Cheong-Fun-100083321146163/

3. Play With Camera At Sunflower Garden

At the Sunflower Garden, you can enjoy the beautiful ocean view of giant and golden sunflowers. The entrance fee includes one packet of fish food for you to feed the fish in the ponds inside the garden. There are around 2,000 sunflowers on this 0.8-ha farm. Furthermore, there are other activities and instagrammable spots, such as swings, a “stairway to heaven”, and more. 

Operating Hours: 9:00 am – 7:00 pm (Daily)

Address: A128, 36100 Bagan Datuk, Perak

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ladangbungamataharibagandatukperak/

4. Having Lunch At Abdullah Mastan Ghany Mee Rebus & Rojak

The Abdullah Mastan Ghany Mee Rebus & Rojak is a local eatery that serves various delicious mee rebus and rojak dishes. The shop’s menu includes mee rebus, mee O, rojak O, mee telur, mee rebus kuah rojak, and rojak telur. You can also have a bowl of ice kacang for dessert after your main dishes. Their dishes are exciting and give you something new to experience if you visit Teluk Intan. 

Operating Hours:   9.30 am – 6:00 pm (Monday – Thursday)  8:00 am – 6:00 pm (Saturday & Sunday)

Address: Jalan Ah Cheong, Pekan Teluk Intan, 36000 Teluk Intan, Perak

Facebook: https://ms-my.facebook.com/people/Abdullah-Mastan-Ghany-Mee-Rebus-Rojak/100067313151042/  

5. Enjoy The View At Teluk Intan Firefly Marvels River Cruise

You can take a two-hour boat ride to watch the scenery of the Perak River and listen to the boatman’s story of its history at Teluk Intan Firefly Marvels River Cruise. You can watch the fireflies along the riverbank lighting up the dark sky. Sometimes during the cruise, while watching the beautiful golden rays of the setting sun, you can also catch a glimpse of hundreds of egrets flying over the water and returning to their trees. 

Operating Hours: 9:00 am – 10:00 pm (Daily)

Address: No, 8-A, Cabin Tanah Rezab JPS, Jalan Wah Keng Jooi, Pekan Teluk Intan, 36000 Teluk Intan, Perak

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/fireflymarvels/  

6. Admire The Sunset At The Waterfront Bagan Datuk 

The Waterfront Bagan Datuk is a great place to enjoy a nice view of the Perak River. You can walk along the jetty and feel the cool sea breeze running through your hair. The sunset view at the Waterfront Bagan Datuk is beautiful too. In the evening, many stalls will sell food, drinks and toys. Furthermore, there is also a children’s playground and electric vehicles for rent.

Operating Hours: 24 hours

Address: 36100 Bagan Datuk, Perak

7. Take Amazing Photographs At The Sky Mirror

There are two sky mirrors in Malaysia. There is one in Kuala Selangor, while this one is at Bagan Datuk, near Teluk Intan. The beautiful mirror-like effect is only available during low tide, and the experience is magical and memorable. Here, you can also try digging for clams or relax and watch as the water sparkles in the sunlight. Overall, it is a once-in-a-lifetime experience you will remember forever. 

Address: 64, Bagan, Kampung Sungai Burung, 36100 Bagan Datuk

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/skymirrorbagandatukperak/  

8. Feed The Animals At Ladang Moccis

Ladang Moccis is a lesser-known location where you can reconnect with nature. Here, you can have a quiet and relaxing getaway with many breathtaking views around a hill. At Ladang Moccis, there are also many picture-perfect backgrounds for photoshoot opportunities. In addition, you can also see rabbits and deer feeding while you stroll around the area. 

Operating Hours: 9:00 am – 6.30 pm (Daily)

Address: KM 14, Jalan Changkat Jong, 36000 Teluk Intan, Perak

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MOCCISLakeResort/  

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ladangmoccis/

9. Have A Stroll Along The Pasar Malam Teluk Intan

The Pasar Malam Teluk Intan is a night market at Teluk Intan, located near the leaning clock tower. Here at the Pasar Malam Teluk Intan, you can dine on a variety of local cuisines such as satay, Ramly burger, asam laksa, kebab, fried chicken, apam balik, kuih, fried noodles, fried rice, poppy seeds, popcorn and many more. In addition, you can also shop for fresh fruits and clothes here.

Operating Hours: 5.30 pm – 10.30 pm (Saturday)

Address: Jalan Mahkota, Pekan Teluk Intan, 36000 Teluk Intan, Perak

10. Fishing At RIN Rakit Water Hut

Want to spend your vacation fishing and admiring the scenery? RIN Rakit Water Hut is a scenic fishing location. The location is comfortable and practical for giant freshwater prawn and catfish hunters. This location is ideal for visiting with friends or family because fences surround it. You can spend the night grilling what you’ve caught.

Address: Lorong Kalat, 36000 Teluk Intan, Perak

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RINRakit/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rin_rakit/

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Teluk Intan road closure for Chitra Pournami festival

Monday, 22 Apr 2024

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IPOH: Several roads in Teluk Intan will be closed in stages in conjunction with the Chitra Pournami festival.

Hilir Perak OCPD Asst Comm Ahmad Adnan Basri said these included Jalan Pasar-Jalan Mahkota, Jalan Selat-Jalan Woo Saik Hong and Jalan Pasar-Jalan Maharani, which starts on Tuesday (April 23) from 4.30pm until the end of the festivities.

"The public, especially those who live near the respective areas where a chariot procession will be held, are advised to cooperate with the policemen on duty.

"Road users are also advised to plan their journey to avoid being caught in traffic," he said in a statement on Monday (April 22).

"About 100 policemen will be on duty during the event to ensure the safety of those celebrating or spectating during the event," he added.

"For information, contact the police control centre at 05-629 9222," he added.

Tags / Keywords: Road Closure , Teluk Intan , Hilir Perak , Chitra Pournami , Police , Traffic ,

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