Fried river prawns, politics for dinner

Picture courtesy of Teh Boon Teck

A visit to Kampar offers stunning scenery, freshwater fish and a glimpse into a possible hot seat.

“IT looks like Guilin in China,” enthused Teh Boon Teck, a Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (Utar) lecturer.

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