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Teluk Intan

Teluk Intan is a small town in Malaysia's Perak state, about two hours north of KL. It lies at the junction of Sungai Perak and Sungai Bidor rivers. Its main tourist attraction is the leaning clock tower (jam besar), which was built in 1885 by a mourning Chinese merchant as a memorial to his wife.


01 North South motorway	02 Sunset on Sungai Perak	03 Leaning tower	04 Leaning tower	05 Leaning tower	06 Leaning tower


07 Leaning tower	08 Chinese restaurant	09 Noodles with pork and wantan	10 Teluk Intan market	11 Teluk Intan market


12 Teluk Intan market	13 Fruits	14 Fruits	15 Jambu Air fruits	16 Jambu Air fruits


17 Ciku	18 Tree	19 Shops and cars	20 Shops and cars	21 Pavement and shops


22 Arches and pavement	23 Shops and cars	24 Grey house	25 Japanese restaurant

Other Perak galleries: Kuala Kangsar ▪ Ipoh ▪ Kellie's castle ▪ Pangkor ▪ Taiping ▪ Oil Palm Plantation ▪ Cocoa Plantation ▪ Chinese fortune tellers in Malaysia ▪ Ling Sen Tong Chinese temple ▪ Sam Poh Tong Chinese temple ▪ Gua Kek Look Tong Chinese temple ▪ Perak Tong Chinese temple

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