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gnh Says: On the way to the cool stream ( Ulu Licin ) you can see this Chinese Temple .
gnh Says: Since there is hardly anything else to do in Beruas, the visitor could just take a 10 min tour of the museum. Entrance is free.
Wanton Mee mixed Yong Tau Foo: Wanton Mee mixed Yong Tau Foo
l_joo Says: This is a photo I took from the restaurant I had my lunch, there's no name or whatsoever in that restaurant, they need no names in small towns, no advertisements, they only relied on local regular customers, that's what I saw. Most customers were 'uncles' wearing sweating...
Wanton Mee mixed Yong Tau Foo: Wanton Mee mixed Yong Tau Foo
l_joo Says: Wanton Mee mixed Yong Tau Foo is a restaurant I visited and had lunch, the set cost me a mere Rm4.50 plus a glass of Cincau drink in ice. The meal is noodles of wanton style and mixed with Yong Tau Foo in hot tatsy soup, yummy. Location is at the place where public buses...
Kopitiam - Coffee Shop - Warong - Gerai: What Restaurant ?
gnh Says: Locals call those eateries gerai ( stalls ) which sell mostly coffee, chocolate and some pastry called Roti Canai.Very cheap, good enough for the seasoned backpacker. At the Chinese kopitiams, you could get some Pau ( dumplings ) or maybe the chef could cook some dishes for...
Beruas Restaurant: Beruas Restaurant
l_joo Says: The name says it Beruas Restaurant, in Beruas, on main street of Beruas, try it.
l_joo Says: Chinese Kampung lifestyle is seen here alongside Malay-Muslims, both living together in wooden made houses, visitors can differentiate by looking at the 'red' thing on Chinese houses, Malay-Muslims houses mostly are on stilts and they don't have 'red' things on it.
l_joo Says: Kedai Runcit (grocery) is a small hut-like grocery store, located a little far out of 'town center', is on the main street too, I find it special and its isolated appearance.
l_joo Says: Bus stop is directly on the main street of Beruas, one and one main street. I saw passengers waiting inside the A/C-less bus in sweat, heated container like, a nostalgic scene of my childhood. Buses were products of 60s, old with noisy engines but still movable at reasonable...
A latex trading shop (rubber) Seng Yoon
l_joo Says: Visitors should notice a shop dealing with latex called Seng Yoon, a shop of such is rare in big cities, only in small town. This shop while I visit has nobody in it and they need not worry visitors stole the latex, completely open for photography, I could snapped freely....
l_joo Says: Local Chinese temple is seen here, there are quite numbers of Chinese inhabitants, they lived alongside the Muslim-Malays, side by side in a kampung setting.
l_joo Says: 4D $$$ Money is a must in nearly all towns in Malaysia, is a type of gambling for addicted gamblers and also for peoples dreaming of wealthy fortune.
l_joo Says: Beruas museum is so small, as small as the town itself but I still like it, sometimes the small the better. To visit this museum, drive is the best for me, I drove from Ipoh to Parit and then here in less than 2 hours, relax, looking around, taking photos, etc. Visitors need...
l_joo Says: Open: Monday - Saturday: 9.30am-5pm Closed on Sunday. Entrance free but need to register as considered formal visit. This museum is for tourists with deep interest in the history of Malaysia, not recommended for normal sight seeing tourists. This little town today has just a...
l_joo Says: Tourists with own private car can easily drive our PLUS (north-south highway), get yourself to the direction of Taiping, you should be able to see Beruas sign by the roadside. I went there as tourist to take photos somewhat with intention to do a bit of historical study...
l_joo Says: The town is small, this village of Chinese is in within a mile's distance, very easy to locate, go take a look, interesting ambience.
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The name says it Beruas Restaurant, in Beruas, on main street of Beruas, try it.
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Beruas is a small town of around 5 000 people, though the villages around it will swell the number five fold. There is only a main road with about 60 shops, traffic ilghts at T-junction, an Indian (...
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Beruas is a name derived from a tree, a mangoesteen-like tree that bear fruits, known as Pokok Bruas in local Malay, Seashore mangosteen or scientific name Garcinia hombroniana. Pictures of Bruas tree...
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