Kellie's Castle
Located 30 minutes drive from Ipoh city, this castle was built by a Scottish rubber tycoon, William Kellie Smith during the late 19th century but was never completed as Smith left for England halfway through its construction. It is believed that this castle has hidden rooms and underground tunnels.

Lost World of Tambun
Step into a hidden world of wonder and adventure set among the lush greenery, limestone hills and caves of Ipoh. Ride a river to do the doorway of an ancient silver mine. Dodge water sprays, track down wild tigers, hurtle through the air in a mine cart or unwind in a pool fed by mineral-rich hot springs.

Taiping Zoo
Over 1 300 animals from 180 species of birds, reptiles and mammals are exhibited in their natural surrounding. Suitable for a family trip and schools and groups trips.

Teluk Intan Leaning Tower
This Pagoda-like structure was built by Chinese contractor, Leong Choon Chong in 1885 and originally used as a covered water tank to provide potable water for the town. Standing at 25.5 meters tall, it has a leftward slant.

Bukit Merah Resort
Opened to public since early 1997, this fun-filled gateway offers many attraction and facilities – water park, hotel and a themed shopping area as well as banquet and function facilities. There are also various lake and outdoor activities for guest to participate. Straddling an area 11 acres, it is the largest water park in the region of peninsular Malaysia. This premier waterfront resort is just right next to Bukit Merah interchange and a mere 35-minute drive south from the Penang Bridge along the North-South expressway.

Perak Museum
The oldest museum in the country, which dates back to 1883. The best place to begin an in-depth study of the state and its history as it houses an impressive collection of ancient weapons, aboriginal implements, ornaments and archeological treasures. Artifacts from the state’s rich historical culture and heritage also on display