Ipoh City Council logo presents the following characteristics:
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The two trees on both sides symbolise the Ipoh trees, the origin of the name of the city.
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Two tigers on both sides are in accordance with the Federal Regalia.. |
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The undulating yellow platform at the bottom of the logo symbolizes the limestone hills which are abundant in Ipoh area.
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The undulating fortress at the top (middle) symbolizes the Dato Laksamana Fort, who is believed to be the first man to open up a settlement in Ipoh. |
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The moon and star symbolize Islam as the official religion. |
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The blue undulating horizontal stripe symbolizes the Kinta River which separates Ipoh New Town and Ipoh Old Town.. |
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The three vertical stripes at the bottom (middle) symbolize the State flag. |
