Carian Anda

Mercu Tanda Bandar Ipoh



Year

1963


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The Sultan Yussuf Circle fountain is an icon and landmark for the city of Ipoh, Perak. It has a dynamic shape and is built from eight pillars that are wide at the bottom and curved upwards. With a relatively bright color of brownish yellow, at some point we will be able to see the water fountain coming out around this monument.

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