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@@Quiet_Wanderer015 You are welcome. Lots of international tourists stayed in this hostel but the location is not easy to find.

@@AuniFilzahAbdulRahim-h2r I’m not too sure if there are buses from Ipoh to Teluk Intan

How are you

@@hinchan7911 Fine And you

​​​@@zobibodybuilder9361I'm also good. I'm from Singapore. You from Karachi, Lahore or Peshawar?

@@hinchan7911 Lahore

@@zobibodybuilder9361 I went three times to Amritsar, Punjab. Wanted to go Lahore because it's the cultural capital of Pakistan.

I’m from Singapore not too sure but I think every hour because these two places are very important in Perak. Train is also an good option.

@@hinchan7911 alright thankss!!

I cannot remember. About an hour or less.

Thanks for liking. It's my first time to TM. I'm from Singapore. All the small towns in Malaysia are very laid lack and quiet. I like this kind of lifestyle.

Besides beautiful and vibrant flowers, the cooling weather is the best part when visiting the Cameron Highlands.

I'm from Singapore. I always purchase the ticket when i'm inside the buses in Pekeliling Bus Terminal. Got few trips per day.

@@hinchan7911 oh ok! Thank you. I was overthinking it and thought the bus service no longer around 🙃 sounds like I have to purchase on-site vs online. Thank you very much for replying.

@@jnsa9454 you are welcome.

Thanks

Sorry i don't understand ?

Most of the Malaysian use store value card. Since I'm a tourist I pay by cash.

If the bus depart from the bus terminal, I find it quite reliable. But I heard from some that sometimes the buses breakdown along the way this affecting the schedules. I experienced it before. I'm not from Malaysia but I always travel across Malaysia using public buses. I really enjoyed the bumpy rides.

谢谢

Yes. One of my favourite place in Malaysia

yes indeed

Yes, on the surface might look like a dead town but there are still people even in the late afternoon along the main road. Usually past noon, nearly all towns in Malaysia look dead. Quite a lot of people in the coffeeshops especially in the morning. As for the residential houses there are still many residents residing there and they don't venture outside under the hot sun. Many towns in Malaysia are very laid back and quiet, as such there are not much job opportunities for the locals. Many youngsters work in Kuala Lumpur, Penang, Johor Bahru and Singapore.

Yes, since I stay alone it's fine

@@hinchan7911 Thanks for your reply 😄! But I'm going with my daughter....a bit inconvenient.😂

@@davidchai168 Agree. I'm not too sure if the double bed room the toilet door will be opaque? It make sense for the door to be opaque. You might like to email the hotel?

I'm not too sure.

Do you still live in Kuala Kangsar?

yes, travel north and south, the old folks are still in Jerlun New Village with Durian farm and the younger generations are in Johor Bahru..I will go back to Kuala Kangsar during the Durian season..@@hinchan7911

Thanks for liking

This place is very small more like a village, a bit diffcult to come. You need to stay in Kampar or Tapah then take a public bus to reach Chenderiang. No motels here. I'm from Singapore.

It is my hometown. My grandparents came from China in year 1880+ . I knew the history....

Thank you for liking and appreciating my hard work. I'm from Singapore, everytime I visit Ipoh, I will come here to find buses going to nearby towns.

Indeed. I always take the train and is my favourite mode of transportation when I visit Malaysia.

Great. Early morning near the market there are many things to eat.

thank you very much@@hinchan7911

@@Malaysiauncle you are welcome

谢谢您的赞, 的确在大马花了很多精神在大热天, 从白晒到黑.All my videos just for fun as memories. 留些美好的回忆.

猜你现在已经回到新加坡了吧.@@hinchan7911

I'm a tourist from Singapore who love the small and charming towns of Malaysia. Peaceful and laid back with friendly people. Not a local so I need to use the buses going to the towns but the frequency of the buses are terrible. I really enjoy the bumpy bus ride akin 飞车。Kampar is situated at the foothills of the mountains that I believe will have daily deluge. Good place to eat local food. The old town is small and compact very easy to navigate. When I visit Malaysia, love to converse in Cantonese being my mother tongue though I'm Hakka.

I don't know from Medan Kidd, any buses going to Seri Iskandar. For me I just board the bus and give cash to the driver.

Now is Perak Transit. As most of the Malaysians drive taking buses are very rare.

Many small towns across Malaysia are very laid back, peaceful and nostalgic.

80rm + 10rm tourism tax for 1 night