Upon nearing Ipoh I called a friend to check whether we could catch up for a lunch and it was possible. Kok Choo took me here at Ipoh Garden, Restoran New Holly Wood. |
The famous halal Char Koay Teow and it came with chili sauce, something unusual for Char Koay Teow. It's delicious. |
Wong Kok Choo at his home in Ipoh Garden. |
The properties along Green Lane (Jalan Masjid Negeri) is slowly changing its look. |
At last I reached Air Itam and I can go for my "ronda ronda". |
I wanted to visit my dad here but it was closed I have to come back some other time. |
Youth park as it was formerly known and it is located before the Botanical Garden. |
The Information Centre. |
This park is still popular among the locals and especially during the weekends.
A bit further from Youth Park is the Penang Botanical Garden but unfortunately no bicycle beyond this point. |
Waterfall Indian Temple |
Used to be a roundabout going to the beaches like Batu Ferrighi as I was approaching Gurney Drive. |
One end of Gurney Drive near the Hawker Centre. |
And the other end of Gurney Drive towards the city centre. |
In front of the polo ground is the residence of the Penang Governor. |
A typical shady road of Penang though it was a hot day. |
I was following these 6 armed riders along Jalan Air Itam. |
I just could not resist the smell of this wonderful delicacy and ended eating this unscheduled meal. |
Thanks to Allan Ong for hosting this dinner for us at the Batu Lanchang Market.
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Post the summons? You are talking about the Malaysian police, known for the kopi money!!
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