2 to 3 days is usually enough to fully enjoy Ipoh, explore its attractions, savor its cuisine, and experience its ambiance.

Start your day with a visit to Kek Lok Tong Cave Temple, taking in its serene beauty. Then head to Concubine Lane to explore street art and shop for souvenirs. For lunch, savor Ipoh's famous Hor Fun noodles at a local eatery. In the afternoon, visit Birch Memorial Clock Tower and wander through Old Town's colonial architecture. Round off the day with a traditional White Coffee at a kopitiam. The evening can be spent enjoying the city's vibrant night market or relaxing at a local spa for a soothing massage.

You can get to Ipoh from Kuala Lumpur by taking a train from KL Sentral Station, which offers a comfortable and scenic journey. The Electric Train Service (ETS) is a popular option, and the journey takes around 2.5 to 3 hours, making it a convenient way to reach Ipoh from Kuala Lumpur.

Ipoh is renowned for its delectable food. You can start with Restoran Lou Wong, which serves mouthwatering chicken rice and beansprouts. For the best Ipoh Hor Fun, visit Thean Chun, an iconic hawker stall in the Old Town.

You also wouldn’t miss trying Nasi Ganja at Yong Suan, a local favorite. For breakfast, indulge in a classic Ipoh White Coffee at Sin Yoon Loong or Nam Heong. For an authentic kopitiam experience, visit Sin Eng Heong for kaya puff pastries. Ipoh’s vibrant street food scene ensures a delightful culinary adventure.

Ipoh comes alive at night with a variety of activities. Start by exploring the Old Town's vibrant night market, featuring local street food and handicrafts. Then, enjoy a leisurely walk along the scenic Kinta Riverfront Walk or experience the city's nightlife at trendy bars like Burps & Giggles or Octagon Live.