Perlis, the smallest state in Malaysia, may be tiny in size but it is rich in nature, culture, and hidden gems. From limestone hills and paddy fields to caves, beaches, and historical landmarks, here are 50 must-visit attractions in Perlis.
๐️ Nature & Adventure
- Wang Kelian Viewpoint – Panoramic sunrise views of misty hills.
- Wang Kelian State Park – Trekking trails and nature discovery.
- Bukit Keteri – Popular rock-climbing spot.
- Bukit Chabang – Twin-peaked limestone hill, perfect for photography.
- Tasoh Lake (Empangan Timah Tasoh) – Scenic lake, great for birdwatching.
- Gua Kelam (Dark Cave) – Famous limestone cave with a 370m walkway.
- Perlis State Park (Taman Negeri Perlis) – Border rainforest rich in wildlife.
- Harum Manis Mango Orchards – Seasonal mango farms, Perlis specialty.
- Bukit Lagi Recreation Park, Kangar – Urban green lung with jogging trails.
- Bukit Jernih, Arau – Hiking and panoramic views.
๐ Wildlife & Eco-Tourism
- Snake and Reptile Farm, Sungai Batu Pahat – Unique reptile sanctuary.
- Birdwatching at Tasoh Lake – Spot migratory birds.
- Taman Ular & Reptilia – Houses rare snake species.
- Paddy Fields in Pauh & Kangar – Stunning green and golden rice landscapes.
- Herb Garden, Sungai Batu Pahat – Educational eco-tourism spot.
๐️ Historical & Cultural Sites
- Kota Kayang Museum – Showcasing Perlis’ royal and cultural history.
- Alwi Mosque, Kangar – Iconic mosque and religious landmark.
- Syed Alwi State Mosque – Colonial-era mosque.
- Arau Royal Palace (Istana Arau) – Official royal palace of Perlis.
- Kota Al Marhum Kayang – Archaeological remains of Perlis’ old kingdom.
- Makam Diraja Arau (Royal Mausoleum) – Historical royal burial ground.
- Muzium Kota Kayang Archaeological Gallery – Ancient artifacts and history.
- Perlis Craft Cultural Complex – Showcasing local handicrafts.
- Heritage Buildings in Kangar Town – Colonial shoplots and old charm.
- Malay Traditional Houses in Kampung – Authentic rural lifestyle.
๐️ Beaches & Coastal Attractions
- Kuala Perlis Jetty – Gateway to Langkawi and famous for seafood.
- Kuala Perlis Waterfront – Relaxing sunset views.
- Pantai Sanglang – Fishing village atmosphere.
- Pantai Kurung Tengar – Secluded beach spot.
- Pantai Sungai Berembang – Quiet coastal getaway.
๐ Religious & Spiritual Landmarks
- Masjid Terapung Al Hussain, Kuala Perlis – Floating mosque famous for sunset views.
- Surau Alwi, Kangar – Historic surau with heritage value.
- Chinese Temple at Kuala Perlis – A small but culturally rich temple.
- Indian Temple in Kangar – Reflecting Perlis’ cultural diversity.
- Chuping Buddhist Temple – Unique spiritual site.
๐ณ Parks & Gardens
- Bukit Ayer Recreational Forest – Waterfalls, camping, and jungle trekking.
- Bukit Bintang Forest Reserve – Educational forest reserve.
- Taman Awam Bukit Lagi – Urban leisure park.
- Taman Eko Rimba Bukit Ayer – Family-friendly eco-park.
- Taman Rekreasi Tasik Melati – Lotus-filled lake with wooden bridges.
๐จ Arts, Culture & Festivals
- Perlis Festival (Pesta Angin Timur) – Annual cultural festival.
- Pesta Harum Manis – Celebrating Perlis’ famous mango season.
- Local Handicraft Centers – Weaving, pottery, and crafts.
- Kangar Street Art – Murals and creative walls.
- Traditional Malay Village Performances – Cultural shows.
๐️ Food & Shopping
- Medan Selera Kuala Perlis – Famous for ikan bakar (grilled fish).
- Seafood Restaurants in Kuala Perlis – Must-try fresh seafood.
- Pasar Nat (Morning Market) – Weekend morning market near Wang Kelian.
- Kangar Town Night Market – Local street food and snacks.
- Local Harum Manis Mango Stalls – Seasonal delight of Perlis.
✨ Though Perlis is Malaysia’s smallest state, it is filled with natural beauty, caves, hills, authentic villages, and delicious food. Perfect for travelers seeking off-the-beaten-path adventures with a local touch.
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