Kuala Lipis the little less know town in Pahang

Tuck in the center of the rain forest in Pahang, this colonial town was once the old capital and administrative center of Pahang state since 1880s till the1950s. Currently, Kuantan has taken over as the capital of Pahang.

Takes about 2 hours 30 mins drive from Kuala Lumpur to reach this scenic town via Karak highway passing thru other townships of Bentong and Raub.

Walk along the two main streets starting point from the Post Office until the Thean Hau Temple will just bring back old memories and colonial architecture of the past years.

Zero Miles Stone just next to the Post Office. This is the starting point where they measure distance to other towns

156 miles to Kuantan

Old buildings since 1927

Train takes you to Singapore and Thailand

Thean Hau Temple since 1898

Beautiful club house but currently abandoned

Superman

Pulau Ketam, Selangor

Slow ferry to Pulau Ketam steered by a foot

Below the jetty

Fried ice cream

Couple selling fried ice cream

Boy riding a bicycle at far end of the lane

Old fuss-ball table, a pastime for residents here

Bicycle is the only mode of transport

Going out

Delivering goods

Lady selling local fried delicacies

Salted fish being dried under the sun with some sea breeze

Lady selling lunch (foreground), children going out with their bicycle (background)

Fried oyster with omelet

Water splash created from the speed boat