From the healing hot springs of Sungai Klah to the ever-mysterious and wondrous Tempurung Caves, to the famed food and coffee of Ipoh.
These remarkable locations will indeed send you on a back-to-the-future journey reminiscing over childhood family road trips while also making new memories and experiences with the latest and exciting must-see destinations of Perak, the World of Wonders.
Ipoh Old Town
Ranking above the rest of the Asian cities, Ipoh proves transcending. From its unique and historical colonial-era buildings to hipster cafes, Ipoh is a perfect blend of the classic and modern!
Kuala Kangsar
This old town has a serene ambience and exquisitely well-preserved traditional and heritage buildings that add to its charm, Kuala Kangsar surely guarantees a royal experience that captivates your eyes and imagination.
Leaning Tower of Teluk Intan
Teluk Intan is located along the banks of the magnificent Perak River. People who usually try to come here only have one thing in mind: to visit the jewel of this town, the Leaning Tower of Teluk Intan.
Lenggong Valley
The discovery of the remains of one of the oldest humans, the Perak Man, in 2001 shows that civilisation began in Peninsular Malaysia more than 11,000 years ago. The discovery has placed Lenggong Valley on the global map, especially among history enthusiasts.
Matang Mangrove Forest Reserve
Covering an area of more than 40,000 hectares, the Matang Mangrove Forest Reserve is an eco-education centre.
In this park, wooden boardwalks help you to get up close and personal with the exotic mangrove ecology.
Orang Utan Island
The Orang Utan Island is a research institution and sanctuary dedicated to the preservation and research of the orangutans, resembling the orangutan’s natural habitat as closely as possible.
Pangkor Island
Though small, the island bustles with tourists from around the world wanting to experience Pangkor for themselves.
Nothing beats the wonderful offerings of her pristine beaches, the serenity of her fishing villages and her splendid selection of world-class holiday resorts.
Royal Belum
Dating back to over 130 million years, Royal Belum is even older than the Amazon and Congo forests. It is even recognised as a hotspot for biodiversity in Malaysia as it hosts diverse ecosystems and habitats for many species of flora and fauna, many of which are endemic, rare, fragile or threatened.
Selama
This district is packed with ecotourism attractions, perfect for water-based and outdoor activities. This district features seven different cascades and waterfalls, each one having its own charm and appeal. You can do various activities like trekking, abseiling, white water rafting and camping.
Sungai Klah Hot Springs
Nestled in the ambience of a lush and green forest that is surrounded by majestic peaks and crystal clear mountain streams and rivers abound, Sungai Klah is made up of natural springs, said to have healing properties that detoxify your body and cleanse the system.
Tempurung Cave
(Gua Tempurung)
This 400-million-year-old cave has an expansive multi-dimension honeycombed cave system comprising five giant domes that showcase breathtaking galleries of stalactites, stalagmites and astounding rock formations that can only be found in this part of the world.
Taiping Zoo
There is something magical about small-town charm and Taiping has that in spades! Home to the Taiping Lake Garden, the first botanical wonderland in Malaysia, this “City of Peace” never runs out of green sights.
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Good Day,
May I know how the procedure for collaborating with Tourism Perak since this year will do a few events like zumba or a fun run?
Dear Nur Syamilah,
Thank you for your interest in collaborating with Tourism Perak for your upcoming events! To initiate the collaboration process, please submit your proposal or request to our administrative team at wow@tourismperakmalaysia.com. They will guide you through the necessary procedures and assist you further.
Regards,
Tourism Perak