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Kalibo - Boracay to Ipoh

Flight from Kalibo - Boracay to Ipoh

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Flight from Kalibo - Boracay to Ipoh

Ipoh is located in the state of Perak in Peninsular Malaysia. This city was developed since the British colonisation times for the mining industry and now becomes the third-largest by population. Ipoh is famously known for its local cuisine and natural attraction among tourists, as well the British colonial architecture of the city's structures. The city is also regarded as one of the cleanest city in Malaysia.

Best time to fly from Boracay to Ipoh

Ipoh can be visited at any time of the year. The weather is considered stable and hot and humid throughout the year. The temperature of the city ranges from 23 to 33 degrees centigrade. Ipoh also experiences significant rainfall every month. Rainfall is especially the longest and heaviest between April and May, and September to December. Visitors are highly advised to equip yourselves with raingear and observe the weather forecast prior to planning your trip to ease your journey.

Main airports available in Boracay and Ipoh

Kalibo International Airport – Boracay has two airports, whereby Kalibo International Airport is one of the two. The airport is two kilometres from the city centre within the Aklan province. Fifteen local and international airlines are currently in operation within Kalibo Airport such as Cebu Pacific, Pan Pacific Airlines, Philippines AirAsia, Philippine Airlines and Royal Air Charter.

Sultan Azlan Shah Airport – Sultan Azlan Shah Airport is a civilian airport serving the town of Ipoh. This airport was named after the state’s former sultan and the site was a former Fokker aircraft airfield. Its expansion to a civilian airport can now accommodate to approximately 300,000 passengers annually. Three airlines currently in operation at Sultan Azlan Shah Airport are AirAsia, Malindo Air and Scoot. Daily flights are available for destinations Johor Bahru and Singapore. This airport is located only six kilometres away from the city centre and reachable via taxi and bus services.

Climate pattern in Boracay and Ipoh

Ipoh has a tropical rainforest climate as it is situated near the equator. Temperature is relatively stable with little variation, ranging between 23 to 33 degrees centigrade. Rainfall is also high and almost uniformly distributed throughout the year. The heaviest rainfall usually occurs around April and May, and between September to December. Rainy days occupies about half of each month during this heavy rainfall period.

Highlights attractions in Ipoh

Kellie’s Castle – Kellie’s Castle is located in Batu Gajah, about half an hour from Ipoh city centre. The castle was built during the British colonisation, but the construction was never completed and left in ruins. The castle has since become a popular tourist attraction due to its one of a kind structure and landscape. It was also the filming site of the movie Anna and the King in the year 1999. Kellie's castle is also famous among the locals as it is deemed to be haunted.
Gua Tempurung – Gua Tempurung is one of the largest limestone cave in Peninsular Malaysia, located about 25 kilometres away from the Ipoh city. The cave has a total length of 4.5 kilometers. However, only about one-third of its length is opened to the public. There is also a 1.6-kilometre underground river within the cave. Visitors will be left in awe upon entering the cave as the domes within the complex are very high, has various rock formations, natural stalactites and stalagmites. The cave formation is believed to be dated as early as 10,000 years ago. This cave is also home to bats during the mating season, which is between March to May. Local guided tours are available for different excursion routes.
Gaharu Tea Valley – Gaharu Tea Valley is a 300-acre land which was developed for plantation of agarwood, or gaharu in Malay, about 20 years ago. This tree species known for its medicinal values and its harvests are sold locally and exported to other countries. Upon your visit, visitors will be guided to the 20-year old gaharu mother tree which its seeds are planted across the valley. It is also an excellent place for visitors to enjoy the fresh air and scenic landscape of the plantation.

Ipoh is located in the state of Perak in Peninsular Malaysia. This city was developed since the British colonisation times for the mining industry and now becomes the third-largest by population. Ipoh is famously known for its local cuisine and natural attraction among tourists, as well the British colonial architecture of the city's structures. The city is also regarded as one of the cleanest city in Malaysia.

Best time to fly from Boracay to Ipoh

Ipoh can be visited at any time of the year. The weather is considered stable and hot and humid throughout the year. The temperature of the city ranges from 23 to 33 degrees centigrade. Ipoh also experiences significant rainfall every month. Rainfall is especially the longest and heaviest between April and May, and September to December. Visitors are highly advised to equip yourselves with raingear and observe the weather forecast prior to planning your trip to ease your journey.

Main airports available in Boracay and Ipoh

Kalibo International Airport – Boracay has two airports, whereby Kalibo International Airport is one of the two. The airport is two kilometres from the city centre within the Aklan province. Fifteen local and international airlines are currently in operation within Kalibo Airport such as Cebu Pacific, Pan Pacific Airlines, Philippines AirAsia, Philippine Airlines and Royal Air Charter.

Sultan Azlan Shah Airport – Sultan Azlan Shah Airport is a civilian airport serving the town of Ipoh. This airport was named after the state’s former sultan and the site was a former Fokker aircraft airfield. Its expansion to a civilian airport can now accommodate to approximately 300,000 passengers annually. Three airlines currently in operation at Sultan Azlan Shah Airport are AirAsia, Malindo Air and Scoot. Daily flights are available for destinations Johor Bahru and Singapore. This airport is located only six kilometres away from the city centre and reachable via taxi and bus services.

Climate pattern in Boracay and Ipoh

Ipoh has a tropical rainforest climate as it is situated near the equator. Temperature is relatively stable with little variation, ranging between 23 to 33 degrees centigrade. Rainfall is also high and almost uniformly distributed throughout the year. The heaviest rainfall usually occurs around April and May, and between September to December. Rainy days occupies about half of each month during this heavy rainfall period.

Highlights attractions in Ipoh

Kellie’s Castle – Kellie’s Castle is located in Batu Gajah, about half an hour from Ipoh city centre. The castle was built during the British colonisation, but the construction was never completed and left in ruins. The castle has since become a popular tourist attraction due to its one of a kind structure and landscape. It was also the filming site of the movie Anna and the King in the year 1999. Kellie's castle is also famous among the locals as it is deemed to be haunted.
Gua Tempurung – Gua Tempurung is one of the largest limestone cave in Peninsular Malaysia, located about 25 kilometres away from the Ipoh city. The cave has a total length of 4.5 kilometers. However, only about one-third of its length is opened to the public. There is also a 1.6-kilometre underground river within the cave. Visitors will be left in awe upon entering the cave as the domes within the complex are very high, has various rock formations, natural stalactites and stalagmites. The cave formation is believed to be dated as early as 10,000 years ago. This cave is also home to bats during the mating season, which is between March to May. Local guided tours are available for different excursion routes.
Gaharu Tea Valley – Gaharu Tea Valley is a 300-acre land which was developed for plantation of agarwood, or gaharu in Malay, about 20 years ago. This tree species known for its medicinal values and its harvests are sold locally and exported to other countries. Upon your visit, visitors will be guided to the 20-year old gaharu mother tree which its seeds are planted across the valley. It is also an excellent place for visitors to enjoy the fresh air and scenic landscape of the plantation.