Oldest Rubber Tree
Oldest Rubber Tree
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Jo-Ann
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia17,186 contributions
Oct 2017 • Couples
Good to take a look if you are in Kuala Kangsar. For a 140 year old rubber tree, planted in 1877, she is very fat but looks real healthy. There are old machines for making rubber sheets placed alongside it. It is situated on the same road as the old Pavillion and the Malay College; at the other end. Next to the Land & District office building.
Written 29 October 2017
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Kwan W
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia83 contributions
Aug 2020 • Solo
Couldn’t find it! OMG! I’m lost in the way and In the midst of the trees along the roadside which is which ah?
Written 20 August 2020
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Harrison F. Carter
Auckland, New Zealand12,826 contributions
Feb 2020
Nice that this tree has been recognised and afforded its history. We liked seeing it and connecting with its story.
Written 1 March 2020
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mrbadsyam
Cyberjaya, Malaysia279 contributions
Nov 2019
just like an ordinary forgotten tree beside the road. has only iron fence around it. should do more to mark the historical tree
Written 3 November 2019
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jobeah
Penang Island, Malaysia29 contributions
Sept 2019
Well, if you do have time to kill, it won't harm to stop by this place for 5 min to take some pics and move on to other places. :)
Written 9 September 2019
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celsim2000uae
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia51 contributions
Feb 2019 • Family
I always thought that rubber trees were thin and smallish - never knew that they could look so impressive when aged - a lot better looking than palm oil trees anyway. There is a little plaque outside the tree too
There is nothing else apart from looking at a tree but it is good to see nature in its glory.
There is nothing else apart from looking at a tree but it is good to see nature in its glory.
Written 11 February 2019
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李智优
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia50,850 contributions
Sept 2017 • Solo
The rubber tree is 140 years old (planted on 1877). It still healthly & tall. However, lack of facilities & publicity
Written 6 September 2017
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If this is ONE of the TWO oldest Rubber Trees surviving, may I know where is the other tree located?
Written 12 October 2018
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