Refurbished Kinta Riverwalk set to attract more tourists


The Kinta Riverwalk has shops and stalls selling arts and crafts as well as food and drinks. There is also an entertainment space for children.

THE RM4mil Kinta Riverwalk redevelopment project in Ipoh, Perak, is now complete and boasts new attractions.

Among them are two glow-in-the-dark bridges, an entertainment space for children and shops selling arts and crafts products as well as food.

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