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At the back of Kampar, in New Wah Loong, there is a small industrial area. Here you can find racks of Chinese coiled incense drying in the hot Malaysian sun. Elsewhere there are two small Kopi (coffee) making factories, blending margarine and sugar to the roasting coffee beans to make the unique blend of Malaysian coffee.
What to buy: Local kopi, bamboo and rattan made baskets and furniture.
Updated Dec 2, 2007
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Here I saw a steel shop making steel works and I was thinking probably some tourists might want to buy some steels as souvenir or as art pieces to bring back home as display or show to friends, who knows. To be helpful to tourists, we make sure we never omitted a thing, steel shop is here for you.
Written Jun 29, 2005
According to Khoo Salma Nasution and Abdur-Razzaq Lubis, in Kinta Valley, Perak Academy, 2005 Kampar derives its name from the Sultan Muzafar Shah (1528-1549) who originally came from the region of...
I live here for approximate two years. It was dreadful. Not because the town was bad, but because I protested coming to this town. I was somewhat forced to come here to study. I did not like the idea...
Kampar, a former tin mining town south of Ipoh. During the last WW2, the Biritsh forces held up the advancing Japanese troops for 4 days from Dec 30th, 1941 to Jan 2nd, 1942.
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