Long wait for tourists ends


Only a handful of tourists were spotted visiting Panglima Lane, or fondly known as Concubine Lane, in Ipoh since interstate travel was allowed from Monday.

BUSINESSES in Ipoh Old Town near Panglima Lane, or fondly known as Concubine Lane, are hoping to see droves of tourists following the resumption of intestate travel.

Those interviewed by StarMetro said a few visitors had started returning to the popular tourist spot, in Perak’s capital city, in the last few days since interstate travel was allowed beginning Monday.

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