Ipoh, the capital of Perak state in Malaysia, is surrounded by majestic limestone hills, earning it the nickname “The Mountain City.” It was also once the nation’s main tin-mining hub, giving rise to its title as the “Tin Capital.” The city’s early prosperity was driven by Chinese immigrants working in the tin mines, and the Kinta River historically divided Ipoh into the New Town and Old Town areas. Locals commonly speak Hakka, Cantonese, and Teochew dialects. Sitting in a traditional coffee shop, sipping a rich cup of white coffee while enjoying various local delicacies has become one of the quintessential ways to experience the charm of Ipoh.
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