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The Perak Museum is the first museum in the country and among the earliest built in Southeast Asia. The Perak Museum is directly administrated by the Federal Government under the Department of Museums Malaysia, unlike other museums, which are administered by state governments.     Opening Hours: Daily from 9.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. Final admission is at 4.30. p.m. Read more...

The All Saints Church is the only Anglican church in Taiping. The church can be considered a complex, with 3 buildings (plus a fourth which is in disuse and in need of repairs) within the church grounds: the original church building, erected in 1887 the church management building, to the left of the church the new church building, where services Read more...

The Officers’ Mess, currently known as Wisma Perwira Batalion Ke-9 Rejimen Renjer DiRaja (9RRD, or 9th Battalion Royal Rangers Regiment) serves as the mess hall for officers of the regiment, who are headquartered just across the road. It is a beautiful colonial-era building, and its original architecture has been preserved. It is currently closed to the public, but the compounds Read more...

The New Club Taiping is a historical building, event venue, restaurant, bar, inn, and sports and recreational venue, all in one. Some might classify it as a holiday resort or a hotel, but it is foremost a social club, and has existed since 1892. It is a membership-based club, but some areas are open to the public. Admission fees are Read more...

The Larut, Matang & Selama Land and District Office is the principal office for dealing with land ownership issues in the district. The main functions and objectives of the office are: The administration and enforcement of National Land laws and State Land regulations. Carrying out and enforcing the collection of various Land revenue, Taxes, Licenses, and others. Planning and implementation Read more...