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Cant imagine this place is so huge! and the cave is so amazing. After you exit the cave, another whole new world again. Many activity you can play here but need to pay.
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Date of experience: November 2020
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This cave i believe is one of the most famous tourist caves in Ipoh. It was extremely well kept and almost can be referred to as pristine. Definitely recommending!
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Date of experience: October 2020
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Natural cave with a temple in it. Good place to walk around, breathing in some fresh air and witnessing the scenery. Good place to visit when go to Ipoh.
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Date of experience: August 2020
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I really loved how they actually preserved the original structure of the stalactites & stalagmites in this cave. Unlike other caves around Ipoh, this is less about religion and worshiping and more about the view and peaceful feeling when you get inside.
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Date of experience: August 2020
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Firstly the lady whom post 'so so ' has got her bearings wrong. She is referring to Nam Tin Tong and not Kek Lok Tong which is in a different location ! A shame other reviewers don't point that point nor is there a process to advise TA it is erroneously posted. How many stars depends on your interest ie religious, tourism or you simply like nature and rocks/caves. To be fair, I like rocks and nature and have no interest in buddhism or Taoism so the cave structure does not interest me as much as the rock formations(see my pictures). The caves were once surrounded by mountains 360 degree but too bad the greedy developers have blasted whole mountains of limestone for the cement making ingredients. To each their own, enjoy your religious or rock /cave tours. At the least this cave is clean and entrance is free as with toilets. Thank you, caretakers.…
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Date of experience: July 2020
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