State of Malaysia
Region: Northern Peninsular
Perlis Travel Guide
Malaysia's smallest state, featuring limestone karsts, Gua Kelam caves, Harumanis mango orchards, and ferry access to Langkawi.
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About Perlis
Perlis is a tranquil northern border state offering breathtaking countryside scenery, the illuminated limestone cavern of Gua Kelam, Wang Kelian viewpoint, and seasonal Harumanis mango plantations.
Top Things to Do & Highlights in Perlis
- Gua Kelam (Cave of Darkness)
- Wang Kelian View Point & Perlis State Park
- Tasik Melati & Timah Tasoh Lake
Top Attractions in Perlis
Nature & Cave
Gua Kelam (Cave of Darkness)
Famous 370-metre subterranean limestone cave crossed via an illuminated wooden suspension walkway over a subterranean river.
Nature & Viewpoint
Wang Kelian View Point & Perlis State Park
Spectacular 300m hilltop viewing deck overlooking a magical 'sea of clouds' and rolling karst mountain ranges.
Nature & Lake
Tasik Melati & Timah Tasoh Lake
Picturesque wetland sanctuary featuring over 150 floating lotus islets and Chinese pavilions fronted by the Guilin-like Timah Tasoh reservoir.