Ho Yan Hor Museum

“I recently visited the Ho Yan Hor Museum right near Concubine Lane in Ipoh, and it was such a great experience! Even though the entrance is free, I had to write my name down for a booking slot before I could head inside. I found the museum really interesting because it shows the history of Chinese medicine and the story of how the founder promoted his products. It was cool to see the step-by-step process of how they used to weigh the herbs and keep everything organized. To top it all off, they gave me a chance to taste their herbal tea. I got to see and try varieties like their Original, Gold, Night, and Ginger blends. If you’re in Ipoh, I highly recommend visiting this part of our local history!!!”

“Only 20 pax at a time so if you walk in , high likely you have to wait for quite a while. Better call in to book or something Anyway we were lucky with our visit. Definitely the staffs are all well trained there. Polite and knowledgeable. Gave us a good impression from the start. The museum is the actual building owned by the founder which was so damn cool. I really admire how they market the product in the old days and even now no wonder this brand is well known. My family and I had a good understanding of HYH in the span of 15mins. We were served with several teas towards the end with no obligation to buy. We bought because we were sold through the whole museum visit lol”

“Ho Yan Hor Museum is a must-visit place in Ipoh, especially since admission is free. The guided tour is conducted in English and very informative, so it’s recommended to book in advance, particularly on weekends or public holidays as each session is limited to 20 people. If you walk in without a booking, the waiting time can be quite long. The staff, especially Chloe, are very friendly and enthusiastic. At the end of the tour, you can enjoy free tasting of five types of herbal tea, which makes the experience even more enjoyable.”