Nostalgic celebration


Lion dancers enlivening the scene as early as 10.30am on Sunday.

BEDECKING their pre-war buildings with lanterns and wearing traditional Chinese outfits, business owners of Panglima Lane injected a sense of nostalgia into its Mid-Autumn Festival celebrations.

Last weekend, visitors to one of Ipoh’s most iconic tourist attractions, more popularly known as Concubine Lane, in Ipoh old town got the chance to feel as if they had stepped into a “time tunnel”.

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