IPOH: MCO2.0 brings the good and bad into our life.
Let’s not talk about the bad ones.
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| CONCUBINE LANE (LORONG PANGLIMA) |
On the brighter note - I can go to any tourism spots without any hassle of traffic jam or no availability of parking space.
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| CONCUBINE LANE (MARKET LANE) |
This is the only time I can pose for personal photographs at Concubine Lane (Old Town).
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| MARKET LANE |
Guess what? I have never taken any personal photographs in Old Town.
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| POSING WITH A MURAL ART |
History of Concubine Lane:
After a blaze destroy Ipoh Old Town in 1892, its lanes of shop were rebuilt (Market Lane). Three of these lanes became gifts from a mining tycoon, Yao Tet Shin, to his three wives. Locals named the lanes as Wife Lane (Lorong Hale), Concubine Lane (Lorong Panglima) and Second Concubine Lane (Market Lane).
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| CONCUBINE LANE (LORONG PANGLIMA) |
Today the pre-war buildings located on these three lanes have been refurbished and transformed into a colorful tourism spot, in Ipoh.
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| ORIGINAL ARCHAIC WALLS |
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| SEKEPING KONG HENG |
28 JANUARY 2021
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