Pavilion Square Tower, Kuala Kangsar

Pavilion Square Tower, Kuala Kangsar (31 January, 2006)


The Pavilion Square Tower (GPS: 4.77442, 100.93905) is one of the most charming buildings in Kuala Kangsar. It stands at one corner of town near the padang of the Kuala Kangsar Malay College. Designed by N.E. Don and built in 1930, it was used as a recreational centre for court officials and other dignitaries, before today becoming part of a public park.

Often compared to the Leaning Tower of Teluk Intan, the Pavilion Square Tower is also called the Pagoda of Kuala Kangsar.

Pavilion Square Tower, Kuala Kangsar (18 September 2016)


Here I am at Pavilion Square Tower (31 January, 2006)


Pavilion Square Tower, Kuala Kangsar (31 January, 2006)


Entrance to Pavilion Square Tower (31 January, 2006)

Pavilion Square Tower is on the Map of Kuala Kangsar

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