Day 2:
For the second day in Ipoh, Diya and i followed the lecturers to the Flea Market. We woke up very early in the morning and we waited for the others at the reception area but no one was there. I guess they all were not up yet. So, when the lecturers came down, we decided to follow them and not to wait for the others.
Memory Lane Ipoh
Memory Lane was just 5 minutes walk from our hotel. In malay, they call it Pasar Karat.
It is open every Sunday morning. Even, people from Kuala Lumpur also will drive to Ipoh just to go to this Flea market. What so special aboout this market is that, these people sell antique stuffs, from old army stuffs to old antique cameras, that sometimes can still work.
Some of the antiques stuffs
kuey teow goreng
stall nearby the Flea market
After done walking around and buying things, we stopped at this stall that selling plenty of food. Some of them, satay, sup tulang and kuey teow. The food is quiet nice. and people queuing to buy.
After those morning activities, we moved to our main agenda, the Ipoh Old Town. Well, to do our assignment. My group task was about food. So, we have to go around Ipoh old town to find places to eat. And yes! we ate a lot!!!!
it was so hot and humid. The first shop that we stopped by was this
This shops sells variety type of cendols. and also Rojak.
the price starting from rm 2.50.
The next one is STG boutique cafe,
This boutique cafe is located at Jalan Tun sSambathan. The main thing that they selling is the tea which is originated from Sabah. Besides of the attractive interior design, they also serve western food with affordable prices.
some of the cafes i went
here is a pamphlet that my friends and i did. you can use this as a guideline to do cafe ventures in Ipoh
At night, we went to Kinta river;
here we did cycling and play games. some went to eat. it was tiring and fun!
you can rent a bicycles here and ride arounf this area for 1 hour!
After that, we went back to hotel at take a rest for anther adventure
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