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Perak Cave Temple
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Closed Open from 8:00am-5:00pm
Recommended Sightseeing Time: 3 hours
Address: Jalan Kuala Kangsar, Kawasan Perindustrian Tasek, 31400 Ipoh
mapPhone: +60-11-23584126
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Perak Tong cave temple or Perak Tong (霹雳洞) as the locals fondly call it – is a main attraction in Ipoh!Out of more than 20 or so Ipoh cave temples, Perak Cave Temple is well-known and many visitors make it a point to visit this impressive temple for its marvelous architecture and hilltop views.
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Located on the outskirts of Ipoh City, the cave is built by a Chinese monk. The cave is built on a hill and is a limestone cave. Legend has it that this monk discovered this hole when he was here, meditating for many years until he passed away in the cave. In the main cave, there are statues of Sakyamuni, and there are dozens of statues of Buddha. There are more than 100 murals on the cliff, and there are eighteen Arhats and the Tang Dynasty’s Western Heavens. There is also a dark and slippery staircase leading to the top of the mountain. You can get out of the cave and you can see the scenery of the suburb of Ipoh on the top of the mountain.
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Perak Tong cave temple or Perak Tong (霹雳洞) as the locals fondly call it – is a main attraction in Ipoh!Out of more than 20 or so Ipoh cave temples, Perak Cave Temple is well-known and many visitors make it a point to visit this impressive temple for its marvelous architecture and hilltop views.
The characteristic cultural attraction of Ipoh City is the cave temple, and Perak Temple is the largest and most complete one. How can you miss it when you arrive in Ipoh. The pavilions and terraces outside the cave are flowing water, and the inner layers of the cave extend all the way to the top of the mountain. The believer is even better. There is a direct bus service in the urban area, and it is the last bus of the return journey at 4-5 pm, so don't miss it.
The Perak Cave that the Chinese made here in the past ~ It is said that the Feng Shui here is good [Hey Ha] I didn't plan to come, but it was too early to go to Lost Paradise. The chartered driver took us here to feel the Chinese culture and the pride of the Chinese! For those of us who don’t have faith, we are here for a visit...take a picture and proceed to the Bliss Cave~
Perak Cave is actually a temple, and there are buses from Ipoh city. This temple is made up of many caves. There are many Buddhist portraits on the walls of the caves. You can come and have a look.
Perak Cave in Ipoh, Malaysia, is too sharp, with Buddha and Taoism inside! There is Sun Wen Memorial Hall next to it! The cave is small, and there are many murals, most of which are by Chinese painters (invited from Malaysia, not local Chinese). There are trails in the mountains leading to the top of the mountain. At that time, there was indeed a feeling of being overwhelmed by the small houses.