Aku gi Perak pun sbnrnye sbb melawat kazen aku.....kemalangan jalan raya...koma...dari bulan 2...tp umur kazen aku xpjg..sbb Allah lebih sayangkan dia.....meninggal dunia dalam usia muda..umur br 26 thn...meninggalkan isteri serta seorg cahaya mata yg baru je lahir ke dunia...
TAPI dah alang2 ke negeri orang...bykla tmpt2 menarik yg sempat disinggah....
1) Lost World of Tambun
Taman Tema Air Lost World of Tambun adalah produk pelancongan taman tema air yang terbaru dan juga yang terbesar di Malaysia. Projek yang bernilai RM60 juta ringgit ini merupakan sebahagian daripada projek pembangunan bandar bersepadu Sunway City Ipoh di Tambun Ipoh Perak. Taman tema air ini telah dirasmikan oleh Ke-Bawah DYMM Sultan Perak pda 11 Jun 2006. Taman ini dibina di kawasan hutan bukit batu kapur dengan panaroma alam semulajadi yang mengagumkan. Pekbagai tempat menarik seperti Adventure River, Jungle Wave Bay, Tambun Hot Springs, Tiger Valley
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kucing gergasi2) Kellie's Castle - Batu Gajah
Kellie's Castle (sometimes also called Kellie's Folly) is located near Batu Gajah, and is about 20 minutes' drive from Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia. The unfinished, ruined mansion, was built by a Scottish planter called William Kellie Smith. According to differing accounts, it was either a gift for his wife or a home for his son.
William Kellie Smith was from a village in Scotland known as Kellas. In 1890, at the age of 20, he arrived in the then undeveloped Malaya. Here, he met an estate owner called Alma Baker, who had won concessions from the state government to clear 360 hectares of forests in Perak. With the substantial profits made from his business venture with Alma Baker, Smith started planting rubber trees and dabbled in the tin mining industry. In time, he became the owner of Kinta Kellas Estate and the Kinta Kellas Tin Dredging Company.
Now with his fortune made, he returned home to marry his Scottish sweetheart, Agnes, and brought her over to Malaysia in 1903. The following year, the couple was blessed with a daughter whom they named Helen. For many years after that, Agnes tried to conceive, but to no avail. William Smith desperately wanted a son and heir to take over his empire in the Malay Isles. After many years, Agnes finally gave birth to a son, Anthony, in 1915. The birth of his child was the start of even greater success for William Smith. To celebrate Anthony's birth, William Smith decided to expand on his mansion. Smith started planning for a huge castle which he planned to call Kellas House, after his hometown in Scotland.
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Kellie's Castle (sometimes also called Kellie's Folly) is located near Batu Gajah, and is about 20 minutes' drive from Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia. The unfinished, ruined mansion, was built by a Scottish planter called William Kellie Smith. According to differing accounts, it was either a gift for his wife or a home for his son.
William Kellie Smith was from a village in Scotland known as Kellas. In 1890, at the age of 20, he arrived in the then undeveloped Malaya. Here, he met an estate owner called Alma Baker, who had won concessions from the state government to clear 360 hectares of forests in Perak. With the substantial profits made from his business venture with Alma Baker, Smith started planting rubber trees and dabbled in the tin mining industry. In time, he became the owner of Kinta Kellas Estate and the Kinta Kellas Tin Dredging Company.
Now with his fortune made, he returned home to marry his Scottish sweetheart, Agnes, and brought her over to Malaysia in 1903. The following year, the couple was blessed with a daughter whom they named Helen. For many years after that, Agnes tried to conceive, but to no avail. William Smith desperately wanted a son and heir to take over his empire in the Malay Isles. After many years, Agnes finally gave birth to a son, Anthony, in 1915. The birth of his child was the start of even greater success for William Smith. To celebrate Anthony's birth, William Smith decided to expand on his mansion. Smith started planning for a huge castle which he planned to call Kellas House, after his hometown in Scotland.
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ni kakak aku3) Tempat bersejarah Pasir Salak
Monday - Thursday 10:00am-5:00pm
Friday 10:00am-noon, 2:45pm-5:00pm
Saturday, Sunday &
Public Holidays 10:00am-6:00pm
Last viewed - December 04, 2008
Getting there
Gettting to this famed historical landmark, use the North-South Expressway (PLUS), exit at Simpang Pulai Interchange. From there, take the route to Batu Gajah, turn towards Kampung Gajah and follow the signboard to Pasir Salak Historical Complex.
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The complex pays tribute to warriors such as Dato' Sagor and Dato' Maharaja Lela, who led the locals against the forces of the British colonial administration."
This is the place where the flames of Malay nationalism had first stirred. When the then British Resident of Perak, J.W.W. Birch was assassinated on the bank of Sungai Perak (Perak River), tension between the British colonial administration and the Malays rose. It escalated into open conflict which eventually led to the country's declaration of independence.
Located about 70km from Ipoh, the Historical Complex pays tribute to warriors such as Dato' Sagor and Dato' Maharaja Lela; there are memorials erected in their honour, in the shape of a sundang (broad sword), a replica of the type of knife used in the killing of Mr. Birch.
Other attractions at the complex include the J.W.W. Birch Monument, the grave of Sipuntum (the alleged assassin), Datuk Maharaja Lela's fort, the Lela Rentaka cannons used against the British colonial army, and two Rumah Kutai (Perak traditional house) filled with local historical and cultural artefacts.
Currently, the resort at Pasir Salak Historical Complex is undergoing renovation while the complex itself is still open to the public. Visiting hours for the complex are as follows:
This is the place where the flames of Malay nationalism had first stirred. When the then British Resident of Perak, J.W.W. Birch was assassinated on the bank of Sungai Perak (Perak River), tension between the British colonial administration and the Malays rose. It escalated into open conflict which eventually led to the country's declaration of independence.
Located about 70km from Ipoh, the Historical Complex pays tribute to warriors such as Dato' Sagor and Dato' Maharaja Lela; there are memorials erected in their honour, in the shape of a sundang (broad sword), a replica of the type of knife used in the killing of Mr. Birch.
Other attractions at the complex include the J.W.W. Birch Monument, the grave of Sipuntum (the alleged assassin), Datuk Maharaja Lela's fort, the Lela Rentaka cannons used against the British colonial army, and two Rumah Kutai (Perak traditional house) filled with local historical and cultural artefacts.
Currently, the resort at Pasir Salak Historical Complex is undergoing renovation while the complex itself is still open to the public. Visiting hours for the complex are as follows:
Monday - Thursday 10:00am-5:00pm
Friday 10:00am-noon, 2:45pm-5:00pm
Saturday, Sunday &
Public Holidays 10:00am-6:00pm
Last viewed - December 04, 2008
Getting there
Gettting to this famed historical landmark, use the North-South Expressway (PLUS), exit at Simpang Pulai Interchange. From there, take the route to Batu Gajah, turn towards Kampung Gajah and follow the signboard to Pasir Salak Historical Complex.
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nak naik sampan tp kat atas darat lak
Tempat J.W.W. Birch dibunuh
Terowong Sejarah Pasir Salak
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