• Begin the tour from Kuala Lumpur city center (pick up from hotel) with the Malaysian tour guide.
• Head up to North-South Highway (3 hours’ drive). 
• Stop for Ipoh brunch consisting of  Steamy bean sprout Chicken and Tau Fu Far in the city and also the famous white coffee.
• Start the heritage trail in the old town of Ipoh and get to know interesting facts about this old mining town, a brief story about its colonial times, how it became the capital city of Perak state and the emergence of the famous “Concubine Lane.” 
• Before heading to Concubine lane, stop by one of the more captivating examples of architecture in Ipoh, which is often among the first visitors see, that is the Ipoh Railway Station.
• After hours of photo-taking of mural artworks and shopping at Market Lane, go for dinner at a local food court. 

Rest and overnight stay at hotel.

• Next morning, meet up at the lobby/homestay and get ready to try the Ipoh Dim Sum for early breakfast.

• To have a good spot of the seat without waiting for the queue, start the journey to see the Kek Lok Tong Cave at 7 am. The Kek Lok Tong Cave Temple is a tourist attraction, situated in the natural of Gunung Rapat in the south of Ipoh - the capital of Perak state in West Malaysia. 

• Afterward, we will head to a cultural village for 2 hours, where you can wander around a beautiful lake and some beautiful walk thru the side cave.

• Before heading back to Kuala Lumpur city, do a short stop at Kellie’s Castle. This castle was built by a Scottish planter named William Kellie Smith.

• Have lunch before beginning the 3 hours’ drive back to Kaula Lumpur city.

• Choose either stay in a 3 star hotel or at a homestay in a rural village that is 30 km from the Ipoh city centre.