Surge in visitors to city that tin built


By ILI AQILAHIVAN LOH

Kek Look Tong temple draws visitors who are attracted to its natural limestone features and paddle boat rides. — Photos: RONNIE CHIN and ILI AQILAH/The Star

VISIT Ipoh Year 2023 (VIY2023)campaign is seeing tourists thronging the city to enjoy sights like its majestic limestone hills and caves among many other attractions.

With their arrival, the Perak capital referred to as "the city that tin built" has experienced a much-needed boost.

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