Ipoh is one of the most interesting and exotic vacation spots that Malaysia has to offer. With its name originating from a local tree called pokok ipoh, this city has a rich historical influence that spans from its aboriginal ancestors, creating a melting pot of exotic traditions that is truly astounding for any vacationer. Ipoh is located strategically in the valley of the Kinta River, known for its rich tin deposits. One of the most notable mentions of Ipoh in history is because of its legendary railway station, reminiscent of Malaysia's British Colonial era. When in Ipoh, you will want to visit the Darul Ridzuan Museum, the Lost World Tambun, and the Gua Tempurong.

Getting to Ipoh is easy if you are coming from the United States. Despite the fact that there are no direct flights, you can easily book a flight that takes you to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia and make your way to this exotic vacation city. If you are looking for cheap flights, consider one that has several stopovers. Although it will take longer, you will save a good deal of money. Additionally, you can book your hotel and flight together to save money.

Airports Serving Ipoh, Malaysia

From the Kuala Lumpur International Airport you can book a domestic flight and reach Ipoh via the Sultan Azlan Shah Airport (IPH) where you will touch down. The Sultan Azlan Shah Airport is only used for flights incoming to Ipoh. Getting back to Kuala Lumpur will require you to take a bus or car rental.