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Heritage & Roots

Stories of Ipoh's tin-mining past: its clubhouses, lanes and railway, and the communities who built the city.

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Jalan Panglima in Ipoh Old Town, with colourful two-storey shophouses and parked cars under a cloudy sky
Heritage & Roots

Concubine Lane, Ipoh: The Story Behind the Name

23 Oct 2026Read more
Arched shophouse facade with bamboo blinds painted with miners, signed Han Chin Pet Soo Hakka Miners' Club and Museum
Heritage & Roots

Han Chin Pet Soo: The Story of Ipoh's Hakka Miners' Club

23 Oct 2026Read more
Sepia photo of Station Road, Ipoh, around 1910, with shophouse arcades, trees and rickshaws
Heritage & Roots

How Tin Made Ipoh: The Kinta Valley Story

23 Oct 2026Read more
Downtown Ipoh skyline with a green padang, palm trees and forested hills in the background
Heritage & Roots

What Makes Ipoh's Cultural Scene Worth Knowing

23 Oct 2026Read more
White colonial-era Ipoh Railway Station with domes and arches behind a lawn and palms
Heritage & Roots

Ipoh Railway Station: The Story of the 'Taj Mahal'

23 Oct 2026Read more
Unfinished red-brick mansion with a rounded tower, arched windows and a whitewashed wing on a grassy slope under a blue sky
Heritage & Roots

Kellie's Castle: The Story of an Unfinished Mansion

23 Oct 2026Read more
Ornate Peranakan-style shophouse in Melaka with blue-shuttered arched windows, green tiles and plaster mouldings
Heritage & Roots

Who Are the Peranakan? Baba-Nyonya and Chitty Explained

23 Oct 2026Read more