Raintree Walk at Taiping Lake Garden is a popular site for local and foreign tourists. — Photos: RONNIE CHIN/The Star
PERAK is a must-visit state for domestic and international tourists.
With the country’s international borders finally reopened after two years, local tourism industry players are ready to roll out the red carpet once again.
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Raintree Walk at Taiping Lake Garden is a popular site for local and foreign tourists. — Photos: RONNIE CHIN/The Star
Visitors enjoying the various attractions at the Lost World of Tambun theme park in Ipoh. (Right) Concubine Lane, now known as Lorong Panglima, is an important part of Ipoh history and will likely see more foreign tourists in coming days.
Ho hopes to attract at least 90% of international tourists who visited Lost World of Tambun before the pandemic started.
Mohammad Haikal looks forward to hosting his friends from Germany and France soon.
Foreign visitors can now enjoy the beauty of Teluk Nipah beach on Pulau Pangkor.
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