Business rooted in love for Teluk Intan


The wooden jetty, where tourists board the river cruise, is in need of repairs.

HE simply loves watching the ships from his riverine village since he was a kid.

Born and bred in Teluk Intan, 37-year-old Chan Shi Lin, also known as Ah Loon, has many stories about his hometown along Sungai Perak that he wants to share with people.

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