[2024 Ipoh Attraction] Travel Guide for Kek Look Tong (Updated Sep)

Paddle around the beautiful limestone

Lek look dong in Ipoh is one of the most popular caves for tourists, it’s well known for their beautiful limestone and the phenomenal scenery. I always bring my friends here but today is my first time trying the paddle boat, it was fun and worth trying! We paid RM 12 for 2 pax and RM 20 for the bigger boat which can fit up to 4 pax. I’m so glad that they come up with new activities for tourists to enjoy, it’s a perfect place for a family day out! I enjoyed the boat ride here, you can enjoy the beautiful limestone while paddling. I wish they can open up longer route. There are other activities like foot reflexology and bicycle rental as well. For the foot reflexology is free, and the fee to rent the bikes are affordable, would recommend y’all to come try out. We are also lucky enough to see lots of monkeys running around, don’t worry, they are harmless. They look so cute 🥰 I would recommend this place if you’re visiting Ipoh! Enjoy!

Kek Look Tong- Million Years Old Cave

Kek Look Tong- is a million years old limestone cavern in Ipoh. It's abt 30 mins drive from ipoh town and free parking is available outside the cave. Once there, you will be in awe by the shear size and beauty of the place . It's cooling inside the cave and there are many worshippers and visitors even though I visited on a weekday. Take a walk in the garden behind the cave and immerse in the tranquility of the place. Kek Look Tong is one of the few limestone caves in Ipoh and definitely worth a visit. #ipoh #ipoh

Cave Temple in the Middle of Limestone Mountains

I think Ipoh is one of underrated city in Malaysia. If you come to Ipoh by car or bus, you will know that the city is mesmerizing, surrounded by the limestone mountains. It looks like in Avatar the movie. Not too far from city center, there is a beautiful caves temple, named Kek Lok Tong. It's approximately 15 – 20 minutes ride from city center. I got there by online taxi booking for about RM 12. It opens from from 8 a.m to 4:30 p.m. When I arrived, I saw a lot of seniors were coming in group. Then I entered the temple, and I realized that this temple has a hassle-free access. At the back of the temple, you'll find a lake and river that makes this place even prettier. You can take a paddle boat for RM 12 within 30 minutes ride. #malaysia #ipoh #keklooktong #awesomepic

Beautiful cave

Ipoh is well known for mountains and caves, this is one of the cave I visited during this Ipoh trip- Kek Look Dong. This place is not so far away from the kin loong cafe ( the one i posted previosly), so I made a trip here after that. This is a very old cave in Ipoh, with hundreds years of history that’s why you can see the beautiful formation of all the limestones. This cave is also very windy, especially when you are standing at the look out point! There is also a garden beyond the stairs, you can rent a bike a stroll around the pond if you wish. I think this is a very beautiful and peaceful place, especially if yiu can appreciate the formation of the limestone.

Beautiful temple set in a cave

🌄 The temple was set in a limestone cave with many Buddha sculptures. It is a well-maintained and peaceful temple. The moment you stepped into the entrance, you can feel the cool temperature compared to the heat outside. It is worth exploring the cave and the stone formation. You can also walk around the garden where there is a Koi pond. There is also a reflexology path which is the longest in Ipoh for you to explore. #ipoh

Cold fresh breeze are waiting for you!!

#MyTripVlog Kek Lok Tong Cave Temple is a tourist attraction situated in the natural and picturesque area of Gunung Rapat in the south of Ipoh - the capital of Perak state in west Malaysia. The cave temple sits on a 12 acre site and was used as early as 1920 as a place of worship. In 1960, the cave became part of an iron mining site, this temple is set in a huge cave in the limestone outcrops behind Gunung Rapat, about 5km south of Ipoh City.

A Magnificent Limestone Cave in Ipoh

Kek Lok Tong Cave (極乐洞) is a cave temple located in Pesiaran Sepakat 3, Taman Endah Jaya, Ipoh, Perak. This magnificent Limestone cave seated in Gunung Rapat, covering about 12 acres with unique landscapes, and It's one of the most beautiful cave temple in Ipoh! Visitors can admire the stunning natural rock formations of the cave, stalactites and stalagmites which showcasing with lighting effect are the main attractions of Kek Lok Tong. There also has Taoist and Buddhist statues inside and around the cave, a beautiful garden and offering some leisure activities for tourists. Kek Lok Tong cave temple is really a nice place to visit, serence and peaceful. Highly recommended and it's FREE admission! Operation hours : open daily from 9am - 4.30pm. #spooktaculartrip#tripblazers#awesomepic

Place that must visit!!

Best place ever Have boating also except on Tuesday Have a peaceful mind and relaxing I hope whoever travel to Ipoh must visit this place

Kek Lok Tong Ipoh

Nice cave temple to visit. Big cave to walk in and there is also activities like riding boats in a river, with extra charges.

Kek Lok Tong, Ipoh

Address: Pesiaran Sepakat 3, Taman Endah Jaya, 31350 Ipoh, Perak Getting there: It is about 15 minutes drive away from the Ipoh town area. There are huge parking space in front of the cave for free. Highlight: The Kek Lok Tong is a Buddhist temple located inside a cave. There cave is formed by beautiful limestone. You may see different formation of rocks and the space inside the cave is very spacious. There is a stunning garden after u walk through the cave to the another side. There is also a small lake where you can rent a paddle boat to explore. It was a wonderful experience and I would definitely recommend it! 😊 Opening hours: 9am to 4pm daily Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #createwithtrip #naturewonder #culturaltrip

Day out!

Kek Lok Tong is a must visit if you’re in Ipoh and would want to be away from the hustle and bustle of the city. It is a limestone cave temple and has really stunning gardens. There are also lots to see, such as the 18 luohans path #ipoh nd mini sculptures made from stones. If you’re up for some fun, hop onto the pedaling boat and wander around the park. In terms of amenities, the toilets are clean, there are vending machines and also comfy places for you to sit around and chill. Admission is free and you can stay there for as long as you want to (just leave before it closes). Serene place to relax and admire the nature! #ipoh #cave #relax

The Cave of Ultimate Happiness - Kek Look Tong

#100waysoftravel Kek Look Tong is translated as Cave of Ultimate Bliss (or Great Happiness) and it does seem to bring a feeling of well-being to the many local visitors who regard it as their favourite among Ipoh's many splendid cave temples. The cave is large and beautiful, with historical temple, intricate cave structure and natural limestone. A must visit for Ipoh trip! #ipoh #malaysia

More than just a town to retire

The best thing about Ipoh is its rich blend of cultural heritage, natural beauty, and culinary delights. Known as the "Gateway to the Cameron Highlands," Ipoh offers stunning limestone hills and caves, such as those at Kek Lok Tong and Gua Tempurung, which provide breathtaking scenery and adventure. The city is also famous for its well-preserved colonial architecture, particularly in the Old Town, where charming streets are lined with heritage buildings, murals, and traditional coffee shops. Ipoh's food scene is legendary, especially for its white coffee, bean sprout chicken, and other local delicacies that have made it a foodie’s paradise. This combination of history, nature, and food makes Ipoh a unique and captivating destination in Malaysia. #myhiddengems

Stunning Cave Temple in Ipoh, Kek Look Tong

#temples #100WaysOfTravel Kek Look Tong, located in Gunung Rapat, Ipoh, Malaysia, is a stunning cave temple known for its natural beauty and spiritual ambiance. Established in the 1920s, it was initially used as a place of worship and later as an iron ore mining site in the 1960s. It was fully developed into a temple in the 1970s, becoming one of Ipoh's top attractions. The temple is set within a limestone hill, featuring impressive stalactites and stalagmites, along with various statues of Buddha and other deities. Beyond the cave, visitors can explore a serene garden with a large pond, reflexology paths, and pavilions, offering a peaceful retreat. Kek Look Tong is free to enter and is open daily from 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM. Located about 5 kilometers south of Ipoh’s city center, it is easily accessible by car or taxi. This site is a must-visit for those seeking a mix of natural wonders and spiritual tranquility in Ipoh. 📍Address: PERSIARAN SEPAKAT 3, TMN ENDAH JAYA, 31350 Ipoh, Perak 🕰️Business Hours: 8am to 4.30pm daily

Kek Look Tong

#malaysiatrip Kek Look Tong is a beautiful limestone cave temple situated on 12 acres. The site features impressive Buddha sculptures and a garden with a reflexology footpath. You can also enjoy pedal boating here. The lush greenery makes it a visual treat for your eyes. The temple closes at 4:30 PM, and you can easily spend 2-3 hours exploring. Super worth it 😁

Kek Look Tong, Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia

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🇲🇾Kek Look Tong, Ipoh, Perak

#wheretogo We included this place for part of our family trip and it was a remarkable experience. The temple is a located just outside from Ipoh and can be easily reached from the highway. The parking lot is also free of charge! The temple itself is amazing and surprisingly cooling. We are able to see nice statues from Buddhists or Confucius and all the other related religions symbols and this is all embedded into an amazing scenery of this limestone cave. The cave stalactites and stalagmites are awesome. The climb up to them is easy might looked challenging but it can be done by the young and old. #timetotravel #malaysia #ipoh #perak

KEK LOONG TONG TEMPLE IPOH

Nestled in between serene lakes at the base of Gunung Rapat, Kek Look Tong Temple has become a bustling tourist attraction despite its remote location. The imposing caves and the stunning gardens are sure to please any visitor. The history of the temple isn’t sacred or remarkable. It was briefly involved in ore mining, but otherwise, it has always simply been a place of worship. The entrance fee for Kek Lok Tong is completely free, but donations are always appreciated at the donation booth to help with upkeep costs. The entrance alone inspires a picture. The ivory-coloured cliff face has a distinct line where the vegetation begins, creating a green picture frame around the entrance. Chinese guardian lions stand at the base of the stairs that gently rise up to the wide, gaping mouth of the cave. In between the lions, a manicured patch of lawn has purple flowers arranged into the Buddhist symbol of peace. The gardens at Kek Lok Tong have an idyllic, paradisal look. A peaceful pond is surrounded by green lawns, while the cliffs enclosing this hidden valley and the perfect sunny sky complete the picture. #newyearadventure #yearofrabbit #couplestrip #awesomepic

Hidden gem in a thousand years old cave

Address - Kek Look Tong Cave City: Ipoh, Malaysia Highlights - limestone cave, Buddhist temple, buddhist scupltures, garden with reflexology walking path facing lake view, paddle boat, bicycle rent #ipoh #Keklooktong ##visitmalaysia

Explore cave for a nice greenery view

If you are at Ipoh, do consider checking out Gua Kek Look Tong. it is a temple in a cave and you will also end up with a scenic lookout point :) all in one place to visit.