Qing Xin Ling Leisure & Cultural Village 清心嶺休闲文化村, Ipoh

Qing Xin Lin Leisure and Cultural Village, Ipoh (9 November 2015)


Qing Xin Ling Leisure & Cultural Village (GPS: 4.56191, 101.1242; 清心嶺休闲文化村) is a tourist attraction in Ipoh, Perak. It is developed into a recreational area at the foot of looming karst outcrops and natural pools. The area was spruced up with chalets, eateries, souvenir shops and a meandering path that skirts around the lake.

First opened in August, 2014, Qing Xin Ling Leisure & Cultural Village has begun to attract more and more local tourists. There are bicycles for rent, and you can have your photograph taken with period huts and an old rickshaw.

As you enter the park, you pass through a section with various signs. Pick the one that is most representative of yourself!

Qing Xin Ling Leisure & Cultural Village is open daily from 9:30am to 5:00pm. It is closed on Sunday.

Address

Qing Xin Ling Leisure & Cultural Village
22A, Persiaran Pinggir Rapat 5A,
Taman Saikat,
31350 Ipoh, Perak.
GPS: 4.56191, 101.1242
Phone: 05-312 4140
Opening Hours: 9:30am to 5:00pm every day except Sunday.
Admission Fee: At the time of my visit in 2015, the admission fee was RM4 per person.

Qing Xin Ling entrance fee (9 November 2015)


Qing Xin Ling Leisure & Cultural Village (9 November 2015)


I am Penangite! (9 November 2015)


At a section of Qing Xin Ling, an art gallery has been fashioned out of the cavern under the limestone outcrops. On display there are old photographs of Ipoh. This being Ipoh, where there are caves, there are cave temples. And it's no exception here, for I see statues of deities and candles being lit as offering.

Qing Xin Ling has a scenic view of looming karst outcrops reflected against the pool. As we walked around it, we come upon various murals painted on the cliff wall. There are spots where natural spring water drips down over the rocks.

Qing Xin Ling. (9 November 2015)


Gallery of old Ipoh photos at Qing Xin Ling. (9 November 2015)


Visitors lighting candles at Qing Xin Ling cave temple (9 November 2015)


I'm a rickshaw man at Qing Xin Ling! (9 November 2015)


I'm a rubber tapper at Qing Xin Ling! (9 November 2015)


A boat sits incongruously by the lakeside. (9 November 2015)


My wife with the pomelo farmer mural at Qing Xin Ling. (9 November 2015)


Visitors admiring the limestone cliffs at Qing Xin Ling. (9 November 2015)


Exploring Ipoh's verdant limestone hills at Qing Xin Ling. (9 November 2015)


Wash your leg in the cool spring water (9 November 2015)


Scenery at Qing Xin Ling. (9 November 2015)


Tree branches curving over the lake at Qing Xin Ling. (9 November 2015)


Beautiful rock formations at Qing Xin Ling. (9 November 2015)


Water at the underbelly of the cave (9 November 2015)


After exploring the park, we feel hot and thirsty, so we stopped at the food stall and ordered a cendol. When I saw it, I thought, "Aiyah, maybe not tasty." But turns out it was not too bad, especially on that hot day.

The cendol we had at Qing Xin Ling. (9 November 2015)


My wife with the cendol (9 November 2015)


Here I am with the cendol (9 November 2015)

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