2025 Durian Sebatang Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in April)

The Leaning Tower of Teluk Intan is located in the heart of Teluk Intan, Perak, Malaysia, and is a prominent landmark in the area. Built in 1885, this leaning tower is situated on the bustling Jalan Ah Cheong. Although its appearance resembles the Leaning Tower of Pisa in Italy, it has a unique Southeast Asian charm. Originally, the Leaning Tower of Teluk Intan was a local water tower, but over time, the foundation settled, causing a slight tilt and adding to its unique historical allure. Today, the Leaning Tower of Teluk Intan is not only a cherished historical heritage for local residents but also attracts countless tourists who come to visit. Climbing the tower offers a panoramic view of the city, allowing visitors to experience the traditional culture and vibrancy of Teluk Intan. For history enthusiasts and photography lovers, this is undoubtedly a must-visit spot.

#freehotelstay Teluk Intan is a small town that located in the state of Perak, famous with its historic 25.2m leaning clock tower that was built on 19th century called Menara Condong in Malay. At the early stage, it had been served the purpose to store the water and nowadays, it becomes a number 1 tourist spot in the area that open for the tourists to check in!!! If you do not have a long holiday to travel overseas, a short trip to Ipoh would be recommend and do not miss out this place in your itinerary!! Rating: 🌟🌟🌟

This Menara Condong in Teluk Intan is a unique and iconic landmark. The view on night there is fantastic, especially their ambience light. Ample of space to walk and free parking around the place in the evening. In love with the view of the leaning tower at night that decorated with yellow lights on each level of the tower, very beautiful, in a wide plain area, when night comes crowds of people come to hang out by the tower. You can climb the tower with the cost of RM2 per person and free for kids. However, the tower floor are only accesible till the second floor, the entry to the higher levels are restricted due to safety reasons. Overall, it's worth a visit for the view and historical significance. ❤️ #malaysia #ahappytrip #awesomepic #mustcome #besttimeever #best_trip_by_trip #bestdeal #awesometrip #tripcom

The hotel located in the #awesomepic middle of teluk intan and surrounding with many food stall either Malay food and Chinese food ..Apartfrom that, there are also convenient store and fastfood nearby.At the night, we can lepak-lepak at the menara condong teluk intan and had some snack at the foodtruck nearby and busking are also located. In the morning , we can have a jogging at the mini stadium teluk intan and having breakfast at viral stall nearby.

Getting There - easy access by driving or grabcar Attractions - nice pool, can cycling, got like mini pet house, nearby Teluk Intan town (5 mins+-), mongolian style Hotels - nice, staff and owner very friendly even pic for parking also very helpful and kind. Food & Restaurants - can order food for delivery. Shopping - on weekend night, there is pasar malam in TI town where u can get a delicious popia basah, got pasar karat.#newyearadventure

#celebratewithtrip We heard of curry chee Cheong fun and am familiar with plain Chee Cheong fun served with sweet sauce in Singapore, and those with meat or prawn or prawn fritters in Hong Kong. However, this kind of Chee Cheong fun with dried shrimps and pickles - served with green chilli is found almost uniquely in Teluk Intan and you can find quality texture, taste with dine in area here at this stall ;) do try it if you are someone who dines in places serving unique local food. Price Is affordable at around rm7 per pack. Best served and eaten warm! address Liew Kee (Ah Lek) Chee Cheong fun 19, Jalan Pasir Bedamar, Pekan Teluk Intan, 36000 Teluk Intan, Perak, Malaysia

#bucketlistreboot #hotelwortheverypenny #undiscoveredgem #swimfacilities Did a search on google and Angsoka hotel appeared to be just one star - but was recommended by a friend to visit. Indeed, don’t be deceived by the star. This hotel is unique as it has a swimming pool that is well maintained (and one of the better maintained one considering that it is Malaysia). Apart from the well maintained pool, it also has shower facilities which has hot water, again another surprise being here. Do pop by for a swim if you are free. Interestingly, they also offer swimming lessons here so you can pick up some skills even if you are not versed to swim.

hidden hotel in teluk intan. nice view with window. the room is very calm and clean. air conditioner also cool. muslim friendly got kiblah. the food not too pricey and very delicious. the service for room delivery also fast. less than 30 minutes to arrive. prefer cash for payment method. friendly recepcionist with a good attitude. glad to see that. free parking available. wifi signal is #stayca#awesom#couplestrip epic tion ery good and it is free to use. stay for 1 night with my wife. the bathroom also clean and complete with towel, hair dryer, soap, toothbrush and others. overall very satisfied to stay here. will repeat again later.

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📍Menara Condong Teluk Intan Perak The Menara Condong (Leaning Tower of Teluk Intan) is a fascinating landmark in Teluk Intan, Perak. This iconic tower, built in 1885, leans at an angle similar to the more famous Leaning Tower of Pisa in Italy, though it’s much less known internationally. It was originally constructed as a water tower to supply water to the town and later became a clock tower. The tower is around 25 meters tall and has a charming, historical feel, with a unique, Chinese-style architectural design. You can actually climb up the tower, and from the top, you get a nice view of the surrounding area, including the town itself and its old-world charm. #newyearnewtrip

It’s the Malaysian equivalent of the Leaning Tower of Pisa. It’s 25m (82ft) and from the outside, looks like an eight storey building, though inside it’s actually divided into theee storeys.

Great day in perak can spent time with family and know a lot about teluk intan perak

#bestsunset #100waysoftravel Pulau Bangau offers a breathtaking sunset experience that captivates all who visit. Watching the sun dip below the horizon from a boat is nothing short of magical, as the sky transforms into a canvas of vibrant oranges, pinks, and purples. The tranquil waters mirror the stunning display, creating a serene atmosphere perfect for reflection. This picturesque setting is ideal for making lasting memories with friends or family. Whether you’re capturing photos or simply soaking in the beauty, Pulau Bangau sunsets are a highlight that shouldn’t be missed. A must-visit destination for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike!

#myhiddengems Discover Menara Condong Teluk Intan, Malaysia's own leaning tower with a storied past. Built in 1885 as a water reservoir for the town, this architectural marvel has become a symbol of resilience and heritage. Its distinctive tilt and historical significance make it a must-see landmark, blending a fascinating engineering feat with the rich history of Teluk Intan. 📍Address: Lot 1&2, Komplex Menara Condong, Jalan Bandar, Pekan Teluk Intan, 36000 Teluk Intan, Perak #menaracondong #leaningtower #telukintan #perak

#summerdestinations **Menara Condong Teluk Intan**: My visit to Menara Condong in Teluk Intan was quite interesting. This iconic leaning tower is a unique architectural landmark with a rich history. The structure, which leans due to subsidence, offers a glimpse into the area's heritage and is a popular spot for photos. The surrounding area is well-maintained, making it a pleasant place to explore and learn about local history.

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Superb living like Bali , nice atmosphere , Teluk intan Perak

#malaysiatrip Menara Condong aka Leaning Tower of Teluk Intan was originally built as a Water Tower as an emergency water supply for the residence of Teluk Intan and drought. Nice historical site to visit and with an entrance fee of RM2, one can actually climb the stairs right to the top of the tower. The remains of the steel water tank is still there with the main pipe being disconnected. While on the second floor and above, you can feel the tilt of the tower while walking around the corridor. A must place to visit while traveling to Ipoh, do take an hours drive into Teluk Intan.

On the way to Ipoh, we stopped at Teluk Intan in Perak. According to the instructions on the tour guide's sign, the Leaning Tower of Anshun was built on Tuluk Intan Island in 1885. Its earliest purpose was to provide drinking water to the locals, and was later transformed into a bunker due to its strategic location. Although there are differences in location, function and scale, from a certain perspective, the Leaning Tower of Anshun is similar to the world-famous Leaning Tower of Pisa in Italy. Both have experienced wind, rain and vicissitudes of life. He seemed a little tired after that, unable to bear the burden of the past. Although the Leaning Tower of Anshun is not the focus of most tourists coming to Malaysia, it is still worth a stop here to taste the local chee cheong fun.

2023, the year I gave birth to my beautiful baby and I thought I’d be travelling less, but hey, I actually have been travelling more than I expected although it’s only in Malaysia. We went to several places in Perak, Perlis, Terengganu, Pahang & Negeri Sembilan at the time I thought, is impossible with a baby. The last photo is just me rocking my baby in the middle of a park in Ipoh😂 Hopefully we get to travel to Singapore this year!! #2024wish #justdoit

The famous historical building known as Menara Jam Condong Teluk Intan in Malaysia. The second annouced as leaning tower in the world after Leaning Tower of Pisa Italy. Build in 1885, used as a clock tower and water tank for British Colony during the time. It is 25 meter build up with outside look like 8 storeys, however it is only 3 storey building inside. Now, the building is more than 100 years and being as a one of the tourist attraction in Teluk Intan District.Nice feeling when you able to enter the tower, where you can see what's happening inside there. Inside the tower there are few historical photos, you can see the architecture.Tower open for visit during day time. Place have ancient history. Looks like got 8 floors but actually only have 3 floors. Got some birds poop on the hallway and I think I saw some small dead birds on hallway. Structures is amazing. I feels like I'm walking on incline path or it just me because have fear of height, after all,it is Menara Condong The night view is beautiful.i love the place , especially at night . Kids can play around and easily can buy foods. Best tourist attractions and I always love historical places, building with a little bit of research into the past. First the tower is beautiful. Even though it dated back a long time but the maintenance is amazing. From some angle it doesn't look like tilted it leaning. But once you move to different angle. You can really see it leaning.we had fun coming here because this was the first time. preserve its beauty and historical story as a future national asset.First time here. Reach early to snap bright and night photos of the Menara Condong and The tower looks great in the evening and the location is good for shopping or old cafe hopping.#awesomepic #couplestrip #deliciousfood #perak #telukintan

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THE LEANING TOWER OF TELUK INTAN (MALAY: MENARA JAM CONDONG TELUK INTAN) IS A CLOCK AND A LEANING TOWER IN TELUK INTAN, HILIR PERAK DISTRICT, PERAK, MALAYSIA. IT IS THE MALAYSIAN EQUIVALENT OF THE LEANING TOWER OF PISA. IT IS 25 M (82 FT) AND, FROM THE OUTSIDE, LOOKS LIKE AN 8 STOREY BUILDING, THOUGH INSIDE IT IS ACTUALLY DIVIDED INTO 3 STOREYS. THE TOWER, ALSO KNOWN AS THE CLOCK TOWER, WAS BUILT TO STORE WATER DURING THE DRY SEASON, IN CASE OF FIRE AS WELL AS TO KEEP TIME. IT WAS BUILT UNDER CONTRACTOR LEONG CHOON CHONG IN 1885 BUT WAS CLAIMED BY A BRITON, NEOL DANISON, AND THEN BY THE JAPANESE DURING THEIR OCCUPATION OF MALAYSIA IN 1941 WHEN THEY USED IT AS A WATCH TOWER. AFTER INDEPENDENCE IN 1957, THE TOWER BECAME AN OFFICIAL NATIONAL MONUMENT. #awesomepic#couplestrip#mytripvlog#tripblazers#celebratewithtrip#2023travelwish

worth for money. clean and queit

worth for the money

their double room and family room so spacious.. worth for the price. clean and quiet.