Teluk Intan’s vast tourism potential to be tapped


Nolee (back row, second from right) in a lantern procession held in conjunction with the Mid-Autumn Festival during the opening of Teluk Intan Festival 2022.

Perak plans to promote new tourist attractions in the riverine town of Teluk Intan apart from its already famous leaning clock tower.

Among projects planned are a street art lane at Jalan Wah Keng Looi, upgrading the Giant Freshwater Prawn Square and enhancing the facilities at Stork Island, also known as Pulau Bangau.

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