Perak govt looking at new tourist attractions for visitors, says exco rep


State Tourism Art and Culture Executive Chairman Tan Kar Hing (left) checking on the Chinese decorated items at the Ecopark 1,Botani Garden. - Photo by RONNIE CHIN

IPOH: With the closure of the Movie Animation Park Studios (MAPS) here, the Perak state government is finding ways to come up with new tourist attractions, says Tan Kar Hing.

The Perak Tourism, Arts and Culture Committee chairman said MAPS had been among the main attractions, and the closure would affect tourism in the state.

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