About two weeks ago, I did a post on "Walking Tour In Ipoh Old Town". You can click here to go to the post if you are interested. Today's post is the continuation of the first post.
We are now at Jalan Bijeh Timah where the Hor Yan Hor museum and Han Chin Pet Soo museum are located. I like this painting on the side wall at one end of the Concubine Lane.
As we were walking to our car, we passed by this corner lot which is the other end of Hor Yan Hor museum. There is a welcome sign to Ipoh Booth Cart. We were curious, so we went up the stairs. Here are the photos to show what we saw.
Let us take the choo choo train back in time.
Back to the 90's, 80's, 70's, even to the 60's!
Back to 8th March, 2017 and time 10:10 am.
Recently, we heard that Ipoh is going to have our own Hop-On Hop-Off bus service to take visitors to places of interest in Ipoh. Ipoh will be the 3rd city to introduce this service.
If you want a ride, hop onto the red wheel barrow. The horse is raring to go.
Back to the time when we kids have no smart phones.
This was how we spent time playing with our friends.
One sporting guy acted out the scene for everyone to take snapshots.
Student being disciplined by the school teacher.
How many of you have experienced this?
There are booths with gift items and visitors are free to take pictures.
Handmade lanterns from can.
Wall lined with drink cans
Paper flowers made from folded paper.
If I am not mistaken, these could be pages from the old phone directory.
Celebrities from yesteryear.
Recycled plastic bottles for the common Money plant or Silver Vine.
Visitors can enter or exit through this side door.
If you have missed the front door, you can still use this way to go up.
Take a swing to relive your childhood days.
Bye! Come visit us again soon!
Here ends our walking tour in Ipoh old town for 2018.
Linking to Happy Tuesday, Tuesday's Treasures & Image-in-ing.
Pride ends in destruction; humility ends in honor.
(Proverbs 18:12, The Living Bible-TLB)
I miss those days when we play masak masak with no smart phones, those were the happy days and so memorable
ReplyDeleteI too play masak masak and making paper dresses for our dolls made from ice cream sticks.
DeletePretty images ♥
ReplyDeleteThank you, Kinga!
DeleteThank you for the walking tour around the old town. I enjoy seeing street art and it looks like there are talented artists in Ipoh. I like the paintings of the children playing and the horse with the wheelbarrow. It looks like a lively place to visit.
ReplyDeleteThank you, dear! This part of Ipoh city is now crowded with visitors from far and near!
DeleteGostei destes olhares fotográficos, aproveito para desejar um Santo e Feliz Natal.
ReplyDeleteAndarilhar
Dedais de Francisco e Idalisa
O prazer dos livros
Thank you, Francisco!
DeleteLove those vintage images...Recycled plastic bottles for the plants are pretty cool.
ReplyDeleteYes, now I am thinking of using this idea.
DeleteThis post really takes me back in time. Gosh, those were the days!
ReplyDeleteSeems like it was only yesterday. Time really flies.
Deletenice place to visit.
ReplyDeletehave a great day
Thank you, Tanza! Have a great day too!
DeleteHello Nancy!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely place to visit!
Like the wall paintings ,the lantern and the paper flowers!
Thank you for sharing all those beautiful pictures!
Dimi...
Thank you, DIMI!
DeleteCurioso y bonito Nancy. Las fotos preciosas. Un beso.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Lola!
DeleteThese are very interesting wall paintings and decorations to bring back the old charms! Loved your capture
ReplyDeleteOnce in a while, it is good to recall all the old memories of our childhood.
Delete...Nancy, so many wonderful to see and photograph here, I could spend hours! Thanks for sharing, enjoy Christmas week.
ReplyDeleteThere will be many things to capture your attention. Have a great day.
DeleteThanks for sharing! The metal staircase to reach the side door looks flimsy. I would rather walk back to the front door.
ReplyDeleteI have tested it and found it quite safe to use. Lol!
DeleteThe mural of the train engine particularly catches my eye.
ReplyDeleteIt captured mine too!
DeleteI love the drink can and flower wallpapers! All this art is wonderful!! The street signs look very real. And in some of these pictures, I had to look really hard to determine what is real and what is not! I think your first picture is still my favorite, though.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Ginny! The first pic is also my favourite!
DeleteHow fun. I would have loved to join you on this walking tour.
ReplyDeleteHave a fabulous day, Nancy. ♥
You are most welcome! I think we can make a good team!
DeleteGreat review and beautiful photos! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Elena!
DeleteMuy interesante, me gusta mucho. Un beso.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Teresa!
DeleteWhat a nice way to visit the past.
ReplyDeleteNice to refresh memories of the old days.
DeleteThank you, Karolina! I am already one of your follower.
ReplyDeleteInteresting place! Looks like a fun tour.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Linda!
DeleteThere is still a lot to see for sure! I feel like going back to Ipoh already for another holiday.
ReplyDeleteYou can mark your calendar for the next school holidays! Lol! Or just take a weekend trip.
Delete