Venture inside Perak Cave Temple to find mammoth Buddha statues, Taoist icons, and works of art wiped on the dividers among the jagged limestone arrangements. At the back of the sanctuary load, climb a precarious arrangement of 246 winding strides, which prompt an open give in offering clearing perspectives of the encompassing scene. At the sanctuary entrance, respect the vivid Chinese design and the serene Japanese lake, home to carp and turtles, which speak to life span. Friars nuns still live in this give in, found by a Chinese minister in 1890.

In 1926 Chong Sen Yee and his better half Choong Chan Yoke who originated from Jiao-Ling region of China, found Perak Tong. The embellishing entryway of Perak Tong covers the passageway to the buckle sanctuary. On endorsement from the Perak State Government they began to build up the give in sanctuary. As Chong Sen Yee was for the most part required in the arranging and advancement of the give in sanctuary his better half went full scale to search for gifts to complete the arrangement, locally and globally. After over 50 years of steady and watchful work in and around the buckle sanctuary, Perak Tong has turned out to be one of the best give in sanctuaries in Malaysia.

Perak Cave Temple is perhaps Ipoh’s best known traveling place to view different kind of statues in Buddha and gain extra knowledge.