Leaning Tower of Teluk Intan
Leaning Tower of Teluk Intan
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10:30 AM - 9:30 PM
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julius t
Shah Alam, Malaysia221 contributions
Aug 2020 • Family
Its does have a distinct incline and that makes a curiosity worth visiting.
It was constructed in 1885 by Mr. Leong Choon Cheong and some Ceylonese contractors. It was purpose for water storage for emergency such as firefighting.
In the center of the city. This is well known landmark for the local and it was colorful during major festivities such as Chinese new year.
It was constructed in 1885 by Mr. Leong Choon Cheong and some Ceylonese contractors. It was purpose for water storage for emergency such as firefighting.
In the center of the city. This is well known landmark for the local and it was colorful during major festivities such as Chinese new year.
Written August 2, 2020
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AFAK25
Jeddah, Saudi Arabia3,714 contributions
Jul 2022 • Family
A famous landmark in Teluk Intan and is located in the centre of the town.
The leaning tower was first built to store water but over time it was repurposed and now is a petite museum.
Entrance is RM2.00 for adults and RM1.00 for children below 13.
Only 3 floors are accessible but each floor would have information about the history of the tower as well as Teluk Intan from the times of the Perak Sultanate through colonial rule and fast forward today.
The leaning tower was first built to store water but over time it was repurposed and now is a petite museum.
Entrance is RM2.00 for adults and RM1.00 for children below 13.
Only 3 floors are accessible but each floor would have information about the history of the tower as well as Teluk Intan from the times of the Perak Sultanate through colonial rule and fast forward today.
Written July 31, 2022
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helen_ngau
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia154 contributions
Apr 2022
Worth a visit , can converse with the building guard on 24/4/2022 , the history of the tower , how he he met us - the great grand children of the builder who built this tower. Now the building has been refurbished and a small sum for entrance fee for Adult and children.
A great building in Teluk Intan,
A great building in Teluk Intan,
Written April 30, 2022
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SsMm M
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia157 contributions
Sep 2020
We visited this tower in the evening and again at night. There was a heavy storm around 7 pm and when we visited the tower at 8 pm, the lights on the tower did not change but stayed as orange. We missed the colouful display of lights after the storm. Too bad
Written September 28, 2020
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Jacki S
Penang Island, Malaysia110 contributions
Dec 2020
We were fortunate to come when the tower was open. It's simple but well-kept and has an interesting history. The town square is very large but it's a busy place with several markets so parking can be a challenge. There was loud music being played which was distracting and unpleasant. If you happen to be driving nearby, it's worth a stop.
Written January 1, 2021
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kenkeh
Subang Jaya, Malaysia2,880 contributions
Sep 2020 • Friends
This is the most famous landmark in Teluk Intan , it’s signature . We came here during night time , the lighting beautify the tower . It’s more comfortable and cooling at night to stroll around here , during day time you can pay a visit inside the leaning tower , it’s only 3 floors , it’s actually a water reservoir.
Written September 29, 2020
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ftn
Shah Alam, Malaysia14 contributions
Nov 2020 • Family
Filled with people at night. Kids running around playing with the bubble stick. Night market situated just in front of the tower which is quite convenient. while it’s convenient to enjoy the view while eating/drinking, the road becomes congested as a result.
Written June 26, 2021
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Timothy K.
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia364 contributions
Jan 2022 • Family
As the only main historical landmark at Teluk Intan, it’s definitely a must visit landmark as you’ll be able to learn a little about the landmark. Another positive is that it’s a good location to take some picture for Instagram. Apart from that, there’s nothing much to do here.
Written January 17, 2022
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Joey K
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia565 contributions
Dec 2019
This is an interesting architecture built in the 1800s. A nice place to take pictures and admire the structure. You can climb up the building but not all the way to the top. There is an entry fee of RM1.00. Inside there are old pictures of the tower and some history. Good for a short visit and stopover.
Written December 24, 2019
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Göran A
Gävle, Sweden37 contributions
Nov 2014 • Couples
It is not Pisa and I have never heard about another leaning tower, but it is one in Malaysia. It may not be all that impressive, but it is still over 100 years old and not a bad sight. If you are nearby, do not miss it.
Written November 12, 2014
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Is there charging entrance fee?
Hoong Ling
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia150 contributions
As far as I know, they do not charge any entrance fees but they limit the number of people entering the tower at any one time due to its structure
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- Leaning Tower of Teluk Intan is open:
- Sun - Sat 10:30 AM - 9:30 PM
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