Pour a cup of white coffee and look for lost childlike fun

Shuangwei lost Paradise lost oneself

Ipoh is a good place to stay if you want to take a slow trip to Malaysia. It takes about 4 hours from downtown Kuala Lumpur to Ipoh by bus.

Ipoh Shuangwei lost Paradise is somewhat similar to Changlong Animal World in Guangzhou or Yanoda Forest World in Hainan. It is built in a rocky landscape with breathtaking natural beauty. Its predecessor is a tin mine and has now been transformed into an amusement park. Of course, in the park, you can still find tin from sand with tin miners and experience the hardships of being a tin miner. The circular swimming pool design and flowing water in the park make it easy for you to "walk" around the park on an air cushion. In addition, there are steam caves and spas from hot springs. Whether it is sunny or rainy, Paradise lost is a good place for leisure in Malaysia.

The old street farm will be foodie again.

Walking through the ancient city of Ipoh, there are almost no high-rise buildings, all with two or three stories, and when you go to the ancient city of Ipoh, you must not forget to go to the old street, not only because this is a gathering place for Chinese, but also because the famous local snacks are basically concentrated here. Here, you can completely do foodie.

Unlike other tourist destinations, it is recommended that you go back to the hotel and close for a nap between 10:00 and 4pm, when the streets of Ipoh are almost empty, but at dusk, the streets become crowded and bustling. In Ipoh, you must try the most famous white coffee in the area, among which the cafe in the old street is the busiest. The cafe opens during the day and closes at 5 o'clock every morning.

The Taj Mahal Railway Station recalls the past and the present

Ipoh Railway Station is similar to the Taj Mahal in India. The railway station, built in 1915, combines Moorish and Victorian style, also known as mausoleum style. The railway station can be visited at will, unlike in China, which requires tickets to enter the station, and there are so many people at any time.

Malaysia is still a narrow-gauge railway, so the speed is very slow, from Ipoh to Kuala Lumpur takes four hours. The railway connects Singapore to the south and Thailand to the north. Every day, there is an "Orient train" from Singapore to Thailand. Most of them are tourists. Tickets need to be booked in advance.

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Visa: you can apply for a visa at Citic Square in Hebei Province, with a fee of 200 yuan. Submit materials from 9:00 to 12:00 every Monday to Friday, collect the visa from 16:30 to 17:00, and get the visa within 3 working days.

Flights: at present, Malaysia Airlines has many direct flights from Guangzhou to Kuala Lumpur, every day from Monday to Sunday, with a flight time of about 4 hours. Malaysia Airlines, the abbreviation of Malaysia Airlines, has been in operation since 1937. Malaysia Airlines has entered the Chinese market for more than 40 years. In Greater China, it has seven terminals in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Xiamen, Kunming, Hong Kong and Taipei. At present, it provides more than 100 direct flights from Greater China to Malaysia every week.

Shopping: Malaysian shops are usually open from 8:30 to 7:00, supermarkets and shopping malls are open from 10:00 to 10:00

Peripheral joint tour

Feel cool in summer at the top of the cloud

Previously thought that the famous Genting is just a gambling place, only to find out why tourists from all over the world and Malaysian locals regard it as a shrine. In tropical Malaysia, the cool climate has become the back garden of Kuala Lumpur. Standing in the hotel room looking out of the window, there are white clouds and rolling hills in the distance, and the nearby is brightly lit and colorful! Several large hotels connected to each other are lively, and downstairs is a super-large playground with monorail pulleys, Ferris wheel turntable and rapids. You name it! Like a beautiful entertainment kingdom!

There is also a helicopter airport nearby, which is specially prepared by Genting for those passengers who come to visit, at a price of 800 yuan / one-way. Just make a reservation in advance and the helicopter will pick you up from Kuala Lumpur airport with a phone call. It is said that many rich and handsome Chinese tourists have come to Genting by helicopter to try their luck.

Royal Selangor makes tin wares by hand.

Malaysia is famous for its tin wares, and Royal Selangor is the most famous and largest tin factory in Malaysia with a history of nearly 130 years. Car lovers should know that every year's F1 racing trophies come from this factory, and the tin wares produced here are recognized as the best.

At the gate of the Royal Selangor factory, many tourists will be attracted by a huge "cup". According to reports, this beer mug is the largest tin beer mug in the world and has been recorded in the Guinness Book of World Records. Here, you can also make tin wares by hand and get their "diploma" as a souvenir.

Learn to "grow up" at Kidzania Children's Professional DreamWorks

If you have children, it's the right place to go to Kidzania Children's Professional DreamWorks in Kuala Lumpur. After spending a day here, children can go from ignorant children to "know-it-all" who can make cakes, put out fires and make money.

Kidzania is the world's largest children's workplace experience paradise, where children can learn about and get in touch with the real world by simulating and experiencing adult careers and roles. They can be the masters of their own city and try their jobs as drivers, firefighters, doctors, barbers, pizza shop cooks, etc., which can not only make money, but also exercise their social skills and have fun. If they think their children are too naive, parents can also "deposit" their children in the park and then go to the nearby Ikea and other large shopping malls to shopping themselves, without worrying that they have nowhere to go.

At the chocolate pavilion, DIY.

Remember the movie Charlie and the Chocolate Factory starring Johnny Depp? For children, it is the best life to "work" in a chocolate factory. There are many chocolate factories in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Harrington Chocolate in downtown Kuala Lumpur launched the DIY workshop on January 1 this year, where visitors can take their children to make chocolates and promote parent-child relations. Of course, you can also "cook" yourself to make a favorite chocolate for yourself. Although the production of chocolate is developing rapidly and the equipment used is becoming more and more advanced, handmade chocolates are still the most expensive.