Perak

Perak's Unmissable Treasures

Perak’s diverse landscape spans from the high-altitude Mossy Forest in the Cameron Highlands to the coastal ruins of the 17th-century Dutch Fort on Pangkor Island. The royal town of Kuala Kangsar features the Art Deco Istana Iskandariah and the golden-domed Ubudiah Mosque. Cultural sites include the seaside Lin Je Kong Temple and the Sri Tehndayuthapany Swamy Temple, while the Sultan Azlan Shah Gallery showcases the state's monarchical history within a former palace building.

Mossy Forest

High-altitude evergreen forest located near Mount Brinchang. The ecosystem is characterized by a constant mist that sustains a thick layer of moss, ferns, and lichens covering the trees and ground.

Sultan Azlan Shah Gallery

The Sultan Azlan Shah Gallery is a gallery in Kuala Kangsar, Perak, Malaysia.

Istana Iskandariah

The official residence of the Sultan of Perak in Kuala Kangsar. Built in 1933, the palace features a blend of Art Deco and Neo-Classical architectural styles with prominent onion-shaped domes.

Ubudiah Mosque

The Ubudiah Mosque is a small Sunni mosque located in the royal town of Kuala Kangsar, Perak, Malaysia.

Ubudiah Mosque

The Ubudiah Mosque is a small mosque located in the royal town of Kuala Kangsar, Perak, Malaysia.

Movie Animation Park Studio (MAPS)

A theme park in Ipoh featuring attractions based on international and local animation characters, including DreamWorks franchises and the Malaysian series BoBoiBoy.

Dutch Fort

The Dutch Fort is a fort in Pangkor Island, Manjung District, Perak, Malaysia.

Sri Tehndayuthapany Swamy Temple

A Hindu temple in Tanah Rata dedicated to Lord Murugan. It features traditional Dravidian architecture with a colorful gopuram and serves as a major religious site in the Cameron Highlands.

Lin Je Kong Temple

A Taoist temple situated on the rocky coastline of Pangkor Island. The site is decorated with numerous statues of deities and mythical creatures overlooking the Malacca Strait.