Kuala Lumpur · IPOH CAVE TEMPLES & ORANG UTAN ISLAND TRIPS
27 tours
Ipoh trades in limestone cave temples, white coffee and street art on old shophouse walls, with Orang Utan Island close by. These 15 trips cover the run north: what each stops at, travel time, whether lunch is included, and which add the Perak river crossing.
Private Cameron Highlands day trip from Ipoh with tea stops, markets, a waterfall break, plus lunch and snacks. Great value, big views.
“Most areas are duplicated .. tea plantations, tea plantations, tea plantations, tea plantations and tea plantations”
Private Ipoh tour with cave temples, Mirror Lake, Kellie’s Castle, Gua Tempurung, and a city-center walk, plus a comfortable air-conditioned ride.
“Our guide was really friendly and took us to a lovely local place for lunch. A really easy way to see all of the sights of Ipoh”
Private Cameron Highlands day trip from Ipoh with tea, Sam Poh temple, Kea Farm market, cactus valley, lunch and Lata Iskandar.
“Wonderful day experience to have a taste of Cameron Highlands. Our driver, Ragu, picked us up perfectly on time at the hotel early in the morning to avoid traffic and make the most out of the day. Ragu’s work was outstanding not just as a dRead more”
Private full-day Ipoh heritage tour with hotel pickup, a heritage walk, tin-miner stories, and two cave temples plus a pomelo orchard hour.
“Dev gave us a great day sightseeing in Ipoh. He is flexible and intuitive in meeting the interests of clients. We genuinely feel we saw Ipoh as guests of Dev, not simply tourist clients.”
Private day tour from Ipoh to Cameron Highlands with AC pickup, expert guides, tea estates, Rose Valley gardens, markets, and strawberry farm time.
“Fantastic tour to Cameron Highlands - we got a lot of interesting information about the area and Ipoh. A day very well spent!”
Orang Utan Island and Ipoh heritage in one early start day from Kuala Lumpur, with ferry access, cave stops, and old-town sights.
“Long day, but saw a lot of things. Some nice scenery at some points along the way. Saw 6 orangutans and a baby. Enjoyed the caves on the tour. Ipoh wasn’t really great to see. Could have skipped that. Overall good tour but is 12 + hours pending traffic.”
Ipoh cave temples with guide Fazli, 450 steps for views, stalactites in Sam Poh Tong, and calm Mirror Lake by boat.
“The caves are a bit run down (and garish for western tastes) and too much rubbish around . The 450 steps to the lookout are a test , but doable. The guide, Fazly was absolutely fantastic, funny, very knowledgeable, and very good company. I would recommend asking for him , you won’t be disappointed!”
12-hour Ipoh day tour from Kuala Lumpur with cave temples, British colonial sights, Gunung Lang, and big Ipoh food stops plus pickup.
“It was fraud. The description was completely different than the tour itself. No Breakfast, no food tour lunch, no Kellies Castle or Orangutan, no clock tower, no information or details about what we were seeing—dates, history, etc. The guide barely said anything. When I did guess a bit about things, he would agree only for me to check it online to find out it was all wrong. He was a nice guy with a nice but barely more than a driver, and not the best there even since we had to back track for over an hour since he missed Kellies”
A private 8-hour Cameron Highlands day tour from Ipoh with a calm driver, air-conditioned ride, and tea, strawberries, and shopping stops.
“Ram was, as other reviews have mentioned, a very friendly talkative guide as well as an excellent driver. He doesn't put time pressure on stops, which is absolutely lovely. Plus we had the luck of having absolutely amazing weather and it's a nice day in the cooler mountain atmosphere away from the city heat. As for the tour itself, it's alright, with some beautiful views and fun insights into the process of tea making at the BOH, but on the other end of the spectrum a very sad mini-zoo as part of the butterfly farm. Though this is the cheapest option for the tours offering this activity, $200+ is quite…”
Private KL to Ipoh day trip with cave temples, Orang Utan Island boat ride, colonial sights and Old Town lunch with tickets included.
“Our tour guide, Aru was super. He was our guide for the Ipoh one day tour. We have such a good time that we booked the Firefly Tour for the next day.”
A private Ipoh day trip from Kuala Lumpur packed with Kellie’s Castle, cave temple sights, and comfort-food stops like chicken rice and white coffee.
“The tour guide cheated on me. I he did not say anything when it comes to lunch and he made me pay for lunch and I saw him took the receipt and folded underneath the cell phone and I returned to hotel and found out lunch is included”
Ride 9 rapids on the Kampar River from Kuala Lumpur, with expert safety training, jungle scenery, buffet lunch, and shower facilities.
“What an excellent experience, very nice and funny tour guides who made the whole experience awesome and memorable. Would do it a thousand times without getting bored.”
A full KL day trip to Bukit Merah Orang Utan Island and Perak Tong Cave Temple, with ferry tickets and AC transport included.
“Excellent trip and the park tour guide explain more detail. The drive is very nice and drive safety.Thks”
Day trip from Kuala Lumpur to Bukit Merah Orang Utan Island and Perak Tong Cave Temple, with ferry, transfers, and admission.
“Not satisfactory. Driver spoke limited English, and offered no insights whatsoever. Fortunately, the woman at the Orangutan facility was excellent. Car was a smallish Toyota that we sat in the cramped backseat of for a long time. The first time that I can remember where a bottle of water was not provided.”
Private Ipoh day tour from 9am: tea valley, Kellie’s Castle, cave temples, Mirror Lake, and Old Town lanes with A/C pickup.
“From the moment our guide picked us up at our hotel at 9:00, until dropping us off again at 16:00 we had a great time. Much seen of Ipoh and surroundings. We could indicate what we would like to see and what could be skipped. A lovely experience with a super friendly and helpful guide. Highly recommended.Auto-translated”
