Life in a northern royal town

By SHIREEN ZAINUDIN

The beautiful Ubaidiah Mosque, which features an Anglo-Indian architectural language (introduced by the British and borrowed from British India), is a historical destination not to be missed in Kuala Kangsar. Photo: Shireen Zainudin

This royal throne of kings ...This earth of majesty ...This other Eden, demi-paradise,

This fortress built by Nature for herself

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