3D2N Lojing (Malaysia) Wellness Retreat (Land Only Package)

• 7:00 - 9:30am Sunrise mindfulness walking tour to a nearby waterfall, followed by Breakfast.

• 9:30 - 2:00pm Guided tour of Lojing Highland Happiness Park with hands-on compost making, farming and harvesting (gathering fresh produce for meals), tree planting, and preparation for lunch.
• 2:00 - 3:00pm Afternoon drumming activity to awaken the senses.
• 3:00 - 4:30pm Farm-to-table communal cooking: prepare nourishing local kueh (tapioca and sweet potato treats or mantou) for tea time from scratch together.
• 5:30pm till late Dinner preparation followed by dinner, with evening reflective conversations and stargazing

• 7:00 - 9:00am Early morning guided meditation in nature, followed by breakfast, tent packing, and campsite clean-up.
• 9:00 - 10:00am Drumming Showcase to celebrate connection and shared rhythms.
• 10.00 - 1.00pm Departure from Lojing.
• 3:00pm - 4:30 PM Lunch and Ipoh heritage exploration with time for local shopping (famous Ipoh cookies and snacks), followed by an evening return flight* on Scoot TR487 (5:25pm – 6:45pm).

Optional: Extend your stay by 1 night in Ipoh for additional leisure and shopping (Recommended)

Suggested Itinerary

3pm - 5pm Guided tour: Join us on an in-depth heritage walk through the heart of Ipoh, where every corner tells a story of its rich tin-mining past. The journey begins at the majestic Ipoh Town Hall and High Court — often called the “Taj Mahal of Ipoh” — before we stroll past the iconic Birch Memorial Clock Tower into the old commercial district and rows of charming shophouses. Along the way, we’ll twist and turn through historic streets, pausing at vibrant street art and murals for photo opportunities.

Over the course of about two hours, you’ll discover:

• Fascinating stories about Ipoh’s tin-mining boom and colonial heritage
• How Ipoh grew into the capital city of Perak
• The secrets of the famous Concubine Lane and how miners once sought entertainment to escape their hard lives
• Ernest Zacharevic’s famous murals that adorn the lanes of old town Ipoh
• Highlights include: Ipoh Railway Station, Ipoh Town Hall, Birch Memorial Tower, HSBC Building, Wall Murals, Ho Yan Hor Museum, and the bustling Concubine Lanes.

5pm onwards: Free and Easy. Visit to Ipoh night market at Kinta River walk

• 8:30 - 9:30am Coffee & Toast or Dim Sum Breakfast
• 10:00 - 3.00pm Free & Easy before departing to Airport

Some suggested experiences: 

Ho Yan Hor Museum (30 mins) - The Ho Yan Hor Museum in Ipoh offers a unique blend of heritage and wellness, housed in the original shop house where the famous Ho Yan Hor herbal tea was first created in 1941. Once a trusted household remedy, this cooling tea was brewed from a secret mix of herbs to relieve heatiness and promote overall well-being. Today, the museum invites visitors to journey through the brand’s humble beginnings, discover the founder’s story of resilience and innovation, and learn about the role of traditional herbal remedies in everyday health. As part of a wellness-themed tour, it provides both cultural insight and inspiration on how age-old practices continue to support modern lifestyles.

Han Chin Pet Soo Museum (1 hr) - Han Chin Pet Soo in Ipoh is Malaysia’s first Hakka tin mining museum, housed in what was once the exclusive clubhouse of the Hakka Miners’ Club. Established in 1893, the building served as a social hub for tin miners during Ipoh’s booming tin-mining era, where members gathered for leisure, business, and even games of chance. Today, it has been carefully restored and transformed into a museum that showcases the history of tin mining, the lives of Hakka miners, and the vibrant social culture of the time, offering visitors a fascinating glimpse into Ipoh’s rich heritage.