Pristine rivers in half-forgotten Malaysian towns offer a unique experience


Fly-fisherman Azmi Hisham netting a fish he caught in Sungai Kampar. - Photos courtesy of PERAK FLY FISHING SYNDICATE

Small towns around the world can become “victims” of progress when highways are built.

As traffic zooms along the highways and bypass old trunk roads, small towns lose economic opportunities.

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