I don't have to go to Penang for their street art cause Ipoh also got one with the same artist. The best part at here is you don't have to queue to get a photo with the mural because not so many people here not like in Penang. So, I preferred this place . Satisfied. Came back home with a lot of photos on my smartphone and camera worth it
Entrance fee RM5 (you can get complimentary ticket from most of hotel you stay) for the mural staircase with a brief intro regarding Concubine Lane, which makes it more meaningful when you visit the tourist place later.
To me, the mural staircase not very appealing till I visit the "mini concubine House museum", its layout & items show how their houses were in those days. Is with separate entry fee of RM10. Totally worth it.
Mostly in Ipoh the murals do not appear to be really a photo spot. This area is a parking lot. But you still can manage to take photos. Find the best filter for youuu
Masterpiece by Ernest Zacharevic.
Among the numerous murals by the man himself, the Paper Plane is my favourite. The image of children riding a paper plane to me is a metaphor of the beginning of imagination & dreams, which most of us lost while growing into adulthood.
Would recommend for dreamers. 10/10
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