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English: Ipoh is located in the rich tin bearing valley of the Kinta River. It grew up as a mining town. During the British Colonial Era, Ipoh was the second city of Malaysia. The buses in Ipoh are decades old but it is reliable - unlike those lousy and expensive buses in Kuala Lumpur. Picture was taken in Ipoh city.
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| Source | Own work by uploader - LOKE SENG HON |
| Author | Hannah 50 |
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