All Saints' Church, Taiping

Consecrated on 8" August 1887 by the Right Reverend G.F. Hose, Bishop of Singapore and Sarawak, All Saints' Church is the first English Church in the Federated Malay States. The building, designed by George A. Lefroy, an Australian architect features timber and a Gothic design. It sits on a prominent rise not far from the centre of Taiping. The church which survived the Japanese occupation has retained many of its original features such as the east window of stained glass, the wooden pews, the two manual pipe organs, the belfry with small windows and many commemorative brass plaques. In 2012, the church was gazetted as National Heritage Building and it is still used as a place of worship today.

Cannot give 5* as closed when went. However, interesting historic church with a fascinating churchyard.

A beautiful Anglican Church. Sign says it’s the oldest church in Malaysia but that’s debatable I think. Definitely worth a visit!

One of the oldest churches in Malaysia. Couldn’t enter when I was there.

This is usually closed, but they open it for you if you need to visit. A beautiful very old church, all made of wood and very well maintained. There is an organ inside. Most prayers are done in the newer church building inside the complex. Very kind people there to guide you and welcome you

Very old wooden church was built in year 1883, still well maintained.

Will definitely come back for visit. Coz they closed down the church so I couldn’t go inside to see the interior.

What a special experience this was.