In addition to beautiful locations, Angie Cheong also introduced HK actor Milkson Fong to some of Ipoh's popular delicacies. Photo: Angie Cheong/Facebook
After shooting two seasons of the travel show, We’re All Wildlings in Hong Kong, host Milkson Fong turns his attention to Malaysia in the third season.
In this TVB travel/variety show, Fong, 35, embarks on an adventurous journey outdoors by going zip-lining, off-roading, rock climbing and bungee jumping, among others.
Hong Kong-based Malaysian actress Angie Cheong, who was invited to the show, took this opportunity to introduce the beauty of her hometown Ipoh to Fong.
In the episode, which aired on Wednesday (May 3), the 52-year-old actress took Fong to many beautiful locations in Ipoh. One of it was the popular Kek Look Tong cave temple, which has become a bustling tourist spot thanks to its airy and serene vibe.
In addition to picturesque locations, the Never Dance Alone star also introduced her friend to popular Ipoh dishes such as bean sprout chicken, curry chicken bun and Malaysia's beloved "king of fruits", the durian.
"Aside from showcasing delicious food and beautiful sceneries, I want to promote the enthusiasm of Ipoh people (in the episode).
"(Fong) specially came all the way from Hong Kong (to film his show), so I must introduce Ipoh well to him," she said.
On Facebook, Cheong shared some photos she took while filming with Fong in Ipoh. The post quickly gained the attention of netizens, who then took to the comment section to welcome the Hong Kong star to Ipoh.
Many also praised Cheong for promoting the city.
Cheong and Fong previously worked together in the 2019 TVB drama, Handmaidens United.
The actress previously won Miss Chinese Malaysia back in 1992 and was later offered a TVB contract.
She has starred in several shows such as A Kindred Spirit, Journey To The West and Happy Ever After.
