Lumut Waterfront Promenade

Medan Dato' Hj Ishak, the shopping arcade at the Lumut Waterfront Promenade (19 September, 2004)


Lumut Waterfront Promenade (GPS: 4.23595, 100.63128) is a RM28 million seaside development in Lumut, Perak. Stretching from Jalan Iskandar Shah to Jalan Titi Panjang, it consists of three wings, the Jetty wing, the Marine wing and the Esplanade Wing. The Jetty Wing consists of a promenade and a new Lumut Ferry Terminal complex with ticket counters, restaurants and handicraft shops.

There is a shopping arcade at the Lumut Waterfront Promenade. It is called Medan Dato Hj Ishak. There are outlets here where one can buy the products of the sea, such as ikan bilis (anchovies), belachan (prawn paste), prawn crackers, fried cuttle fish, and so on.

The Marine Wing has hawker stalls, restaurants and a children's playground. On the Esplanade Wing, which was under construction at the time of writing, will house the International Yacht Club.

Medan Dato' Hj Ishak at night (19 September, 2004)


Medan Dato' Hj Ishak at night (19 September, 2004)

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Lumut Promenade, along Jalan Iskandar Shah.

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