Spreading CNY cheer


Lion dance performers entertaining visitors at Concubine Lane.

THE festive mood was apparent in the heritage enclave around Panglima Lane with the launch of the area’s inaugural Chinese New Year celebration.

Visitors to one of Ipoh Old Town’s more popular tourist attractions, also known as Concubine Lane, got a chance to usher in the Year of the Dog in a simple yet meaningful event held by the business owners there.

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