Ipoh to Kellie's Castle and Lata Kinjang: Private day trip

An unfinished Scottish mansion steeped in mystery, set amid riverside greenery. Kellie’s Castle is an early-1900s mansion built by Scottish planter William Kellie Smith, left intriguingly unfinished. Open rooms, sweeping arches, and half-built staircases hint at the scale of an ambitious dream, while narrow corridors and hidden doorways invite quiet exploration. Climb to the rooftop for wide views across plantations and the surrounding valley. The architecture blends Moorish, Indo-Saracenic, and British influences into a striking and atmospheric whole, bringing colonial history and local legend together in one memorable setting. The site is open daily from 9:30 am to 10:00 pm. For a smooth visit, please check current opening times and ticket information online: https://www.kelliesfisb.com.my/

A dramatic cascade where limestone cliffs meet rushing water, offering a refreshing pause amid lush tropical greenery. Step into the scenic world of Lata Kinjang, one of Malaysia’s tallest waterfalls, where water plunges powerfully over limestone cliffs surrounded by verdant rainforest. Short paths and viewing platforms let you admire the falls from multiple angles, while the mist rising from the base creates occasional rainbow effects on sunny days. Riverside areas invite a moment to breathe in the cool, fresh air and soak up the natural spectacle. The site is open daily, but for a smooth visit, please check current opening times and ticket information online: https://tamanekorimbalatakinjang.com.my/