Perfect for water-based and outdoor activities, this district features seven different cascades and waterfalls, each one having their own charm and appeal.
Author: Tourism Perak Malaysia
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.
Nothing beats the wonderful offerings of her pristine beaches, the serenity of her fishing villages and her splendid selection of world-class holiday resorts.
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 close as possible.
If nature is your thing, why not visit the world’s best-managed and sustainable mangrove ecosystem and spread green energy around?
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…
Leaning Tower of Teluk Intan
Teluk Intan is a town located along the banks of the magnificent Perak River. People who usually make their effort to come here only have one thing in mind: to…
If places of culture and heritage pique your interest, look no further than Kuala Kangsar, the Royal Town of Perak, which strategically nestles at a nook along the Perak River.…
When driving up north, you’ll immediately know when you’re about to reach Ipoh! How? Besides the obviously huge signage that screams ‘IPOH’ that you wouldn’t miss, the beautiful limestone hills…
12 Icons of Perak
The 12 Icons of Perak is an assemblage of wonders of nature’s splendour, epic landscapes and iconic locations that travellers must not miss when in Perak.









