2025 Perlis Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in April)

| Lazy Travel Guide! It's really good! Perlis | Lazy Travel Guide Stop 1: Wang Kelian View Point Recommendation: ★★★★/5 We recommend going in the morning when it's not so hot. If you're lucky, you might see a sea of clouds. In the distance, you can see Bukit Chabang Mari and a large expanse of green trees. It's really healing to look at. When we went, there were some Malay stalls selling snacks and water. Oh, and the entrance fee is RM2. If you take a buggy up, it's RM3, but the slope is only about 5 minutes, so we walked up. Stop 2: Gua Kelam Recommendation: ★★★★/5 When you go here, be careful. If it's the rainy season, it's usually not open to tourists because it's slippery and dangerous, so be aware of the season when you go. Stop 3: Empangan Timah Tasoh Recommendation: ★★★/5 You also need to be aware of the season when you go here. When I went, it was really hot and the water level was low, so I couldn't experience the swing on the river. The small house next to it also offers boat rides and fishing trips. Stop 4: Somtam Zabb Ver Recommendation: ★★★/5 In the afternoon, you can come here for lunch. Google shows that they are open from 2 pm to 8 pm. I personally think the portions are a bit small. I spent RM21, but I was still a bit hungry. The roast pork was pretty good, though. Stop 5: Tasik Melati Recommendation: ★★★★/5 Because the photos are so good, I gave it a high rating, but basically, you just take photos and leave. I suggest taking photos in the shade of the trees. It's beautiful! Stop 6: Kangar Street Art Recommendation: ★★★★/5 It's just a small street. When I went, there was a street art festival, and there was a night market across the street. The street art is behind the bank, and it's a great place to take photos. Stop 7: Jabatan Tuanku Syed Putra Kampung Pelangi Perlis Recommendation: ★★★★/5 The Rainbow Bridge and Kampung Pelangi are very close to each other. Be careful when walking on the Rainbow Bridge because the ground is slippery. When you walk down the Rainbow Bridge, you'll be at Kampung Pelangi. Stop 8: Hai Thien Restaurant Recommendation: ★★★★★/5 The food here is good, and they have a halal certificate, so if you're eating with Malay friends, you can come here. Oh, and there's a beautiful sea view outside (if the tide hasn't gone out), so you can take photos. Oh, and Langkawi is on the other side of the sea.

When visiting Perlis, Malaysia, you must not miss the local breakfast delicacy known as Nyorok. This breakfast combines various traditional Malaysian flavors, featuring dishes such as rich curry noodles, fried rice, and soft toast, each brimming with local characteristics and flavors. The curry noodles are known for their spicy and flavorful broth, paired with tender chicken or seafood, offering a complex taste experience. The fried rice is infused with various spices and fresh local ingredients, making it a feast for the senses. The soft toast, spread with thick coconut jam or butter, melts in your mouth and is one of the most classic Malaysian breakfasts. Whether you're looking to savor authentic Malaysian flavors or seeking a hearty start to your day, Nyorok offers a quintessential morning taste experience.

#myitinerary #100waysoftravel Itinerary Day 1: - Arrive at Padang Besar train station (Pick-up the rented car) - Visit Kenaf Field - Explore Yellow Pass - Check in at the hotel - Walk across Jambatan Tuanku Syed Putra - Dinner at Nyiru Klasik Ikan Bakar restaurant Day 2: - Head to Wang Kelian Viewpoint - Visit Dataran Empangan Timah Tasoh - Enjoy brunch at Lepak Ngopi de'Kelulut - Tour Perlis Vineyard - Relax at Tasik Melati - Explore Muzium Kota Kayang - Tea time at Ladang Nipah Kipli - Shop at Arked Niaga Padang Besar Day 3: - Return to Kuala Lumpur (KL) from Arau train station [Must-Visit Attractions] 1. Kenaf Field - Experience the unique cultivation of kenaf plants and learn about their agricultural significance. 2. Wang Kelian Viewpoint - Offers breathtaking views of the lush landscapes and the border area between Malaysia and Thailand. 3. Dataran Empangan Timah Tasoh - A scenic area around the Timah Tasoh Dam with beautiful landscapes and opportunities for outdoor activities. 4. Muzium Kota Kayang - A museum showcasing historical artifacts and the rich cultural heritage of the Perlis region. [Must-Try Food] 📍Lepak Ngopi de'Kelulut - Try their tea with honey from stingless bees raised on their farm 📍Nyiru Klasik Ikan Bakar - Enjoy a variety of seafood dishes, featuring fresh and local catches prepared with traditional flavors 📍Ladang Nipah Kipli - Discover unique dishes made from nipah palm products, such as fresh nipah palm sap and local treats [Accommodation] Recommended Area for Accommodation: We choose Arau area since it is close to the train station Hotel Name: Metro Inn Hotel Address: No. 27,29,31,33 & 35, Kompleks Tok Arau, Jalan Dua 02600 Arau, Perlis, Malaysia [Photo Spots] 1. Jambatan Tuanku Syed Putra - Iconic bridge with its scenic surroundings of Perlis River estuary 2. Wang Kelian Viewpoint - Sunrise view is a must 3. Dataran Empangan Timah Tasoh - Great for panoramic views and photos of the reservoir and its surrounding nature [Tips] 🔹Be early for the sunrise view at Wang Kelian 🔹Stay hydrated as Perlis has high temperatures compare to other places in Malaysia 🔹Verify the opening hours of attractions and restaurants in advance to avoid any inconvenience. #perlisitinerary #itinerary #perlis #wangkelian #timahtasoh #padangbesar #malaysia #awesomepic #summervacation #summerdestinations #family

#myhiddengems Experience the grandeur of Jambatan Tuanku Syed Putra, where cutting-edge design meets aesthetic brilliance. This bridge offers both stunning vistas and seamless travel, making it a symbol of innovation and a must-visit landmark in the heart of the city. 💞Reasons to Recommend: Offering stunning views and a memorable experience for visitors and locals alike.

#myhiddengems #perlis ##greenary Ladang Kenaf in Chuping Valley, Perlis, showcases Malaysia's agricultural innovation with its vast kenaf fields. Visitors can explore how this eco-friendly crop is used in various industries, contributing to sustainability and boosting the local economy. The farm offers engaging tours and picturesque landscapes, making it a must-visit for those interested in sustainable farming and nature.

#myhiddengems Kenaf, a versatile and fast-growing plant, is celebrated for its strong, fibrous stems used in making eco-friendly textiles, paper, and building materials. Additionally, kenaf's leaves and seeds offer potential benefits in animal feed and biofuel production, showcasing its diverse applications in green technology. 📍Address: Chuping, 02450 Kangar, Perlis 💰Entrance Fee: Free 📝 Reminder: Be careful not to break the trees while taking the pictures #nature #awesomepic #summervacation #summerdestinations #perlis #malaysia

Harum Manis mangoes one of the best mangoes in the world widely grown & produced in the smallest & hottest state in Malaysia, Perlis. Harum Manis as it name means Harum- nice strong & distinct fragrant aroma and Manis- sweet makes them real catch for #MangoLover 😍I am one! 🤭 Warung Harum Manis Hutan Temin grows Harumanis mangoes which is seasonal (April to June) & only harvested once a year & Warung Hutan Temin opens year long selling Huramanis juice, prices of fresh harumanis mangoes sold here goes ard RM100 for 3kg as I was told by the owner👍🏻 📍Address: Warung Harumanis Hutan Temin, Kampung Hutan Temin, Kampung Mata Ayer, Perlis

#hiddengems Perlis may be the smallest state in Malaysia but it has a lot to offer… one of their new hidden gems would be their Colourful Village or Kampung Warna Warni, Kampung Warna Warni is a colourful fisherman village known as Seberang Ramai in Kuala Perlis which has been given a new lease of life as part of an initiative to make it an example and raise public awareness towards practising 3Rs (reduce, reuse, recycle) in the local community. There are mural artworks, colourful fences, shops and homes and decorations that grace the village’s nook and cranny…. And visitors should also visit the iconic Tuanku Syed Putra Bridge…. #kualaperlis #colourfulvillage #kampungwarnawarni #gayatravel

Discover enchantment and natural wonder at Kelam Cave in Perlis – a destination that promises an unforgettable journey into the heart of Earth's beauty. Nestled amidst lush landscapes, Kelam Cave beckons with its timeless allure. Venture into its depths, where the whispering echoes of ancient tales will captivate your imagination. The cave's intricate limestone formations, adorned with nature's artistic touch, create an ethereal realm that ignites a sense of awe and inspiration. Kelam Cave isn't just a geological marvel; it's a sanctuary for intrepid souls seeking respite from the ordinary. As you navigate its passages, be prepared to lose yourself in the labyrinth of wonder. The melodious sounds of water trickling through the cavernous chambers provide a serene symphony that soothes the spirit and rejuvenates the soul. Embrace the thrill of adventure as you follow the path carved by time itself. The journey through Kelam Cave is a dance between light and shadow, revealing hidden gems that sparkle with the allure of mystery. The glistening underground river, a masterpiece of nature's craftsmanship, offers boat rides that transport you to a world untouched by time. Kelam Cave isn't just a destination; it's an invitation to connect with the Earth's ancient history and immerse yourself in its secrets. The cool embrace of the cave's interior provides respite from the heat, making it an ideal retreat for those seeking refuge from the sun's embrace. Intriguing, enchanting, and utterly breathtaking, Kelam Cave invites you to step into its realm and become a part of its story. Whether you're an avid nature lover, an adventurer at heart, or simply looking for a unique escape, Kelam Cave in Perlis promises an experience that will leave an indelible mark on your heart and memories that will linger long after you've bid farewell to its hallowed chambers. #mymymemories #malaysia #perlis

WARUNG TEPI SAWAH is the most famous place for food hunter. Not only because of the variety of food, but the concept style like “ala-ala kampung” is unique and authentic. Besides that, for those people who like with concept kampung style, kampung environment and kampung food, this is highly recommended because you can eat while enjoy the paddy field with the bird tweet in the morning. What the most important is the price because it’s really cheaper but the food is so niceee…it’s worth to try!!!

This is Vineyard in Kangar located at Perlis. This is under Jabatan Pertanian Perlis. You can visit for free. No need pay for entry or car park. They also sell the fresh grapes for Rm40 per kilogram. But you also can buy Rm10 for 250 grams. You also can rent bicycle to go around the yard. The scenery was so good and beautiful. You can see the plants, touch the fruits. They also sell the seedling for only Rm20 and more cheaper than nursery or online store. #awesomepic #deliciousfood #mytripvlog #urbanexplorer #tripblazers #summervacation #nationalpark #2023travelwish #awesomepic

#newyearadventure This is the latest resort in Perlis. It is located at Kaki Bukit and convenient to various points of interest for visitors. Eg. Gua Kelam, Padang Besar, Timah Tasoh, Wang Kelian, Batu Pahat, Herbal Garden etc. It is a small resort in the "jungle" though the little village of Kaki Bukit is just next door. Back to nature. Lots more work is to be done up as this resort is only at soft opening stage. #MyTripVlog #2023TravelWish #tripblazers #newyearadventure #yearofrabbit #awesomepic ##couplestrip

Everything was nice. The fish cooked perfectly. The calamaris and prawns are also delicious. I have no complain about the food. That price- Not Expensive Rantings -4/5 star⭐️ The taste - 5/5 ⭐️ Services - 5/5 ⭐️ #awesomepic #awesomepic #deliciousfood #foodie

#2023travelwish An interesting agro tourism managed by the State Veterinary Department, Taman Agrovet is open for public with free entrance. Tourist can have a closer view and better interaction with the animal here, as feeding is allowed with the food provided. Most of the animal here, are kids friendly, such as pony, ostriches, sheep and rabbits. My family and I spend almost 3 hours having good time with the animals I wish to go to Khao Kheow Open Zoo, Thailand with my kids for my 2023 travel destination #tripblazers #spooktaculartrip #familytrip

The foothills of Bukit Chabang Mari has its own uniqueness even though it cannot compete with Lauterbrunne Valley which is located between three big mountains with 72 waterfalls. Anyone who has ever passed through the road to Padang Besar, Perlis can certainly see these magnificent twin hills from the back. Only the total beauty of the foot of Bukit Chabang Mari can be enjoyed from the side or the front. Before that, visitors have to go through tarred village roads to get here. Once arrived, anyone will be mesmerized to see the foot of Bukit Chabang Mari which is spread out so beautifully. This is the unexpected view behind Bukit Chabang. #awesomepic#fallingforfall#urbanexplorer#mytripvlog#celebratewithtrip

Hello this time I'll share with my cuti-cuti Malaysia in Perlis. Our trip start on Saturday night until Monday night. This is a low budget trip because we just want to experience Perlis before go back to our hometown. We start from Perlis to Kedah and back to Perak thru Pulau Pinang Highway. I'll share more detail in mext post. Stay tuned! 😁#staycation#spooktaculartrip#awesomepic#urbanexplorer#passionpassport

Our first stop is Wang Kelian. Wang Kelian is a village in Perlis, Malaysia located on the Malaysia-Thailand Border. The village was popular with tourists as it was the location of a border market which straddles both sides of the border. We first go to the surau for Subooh and straight to this place to catch up with the sunset. Unfortunately, there is no awan carpet on that day :( #wangkelianviewpoint #perlis#tripblazers#awesomepic#mytripvlog#bucketlistreboot

View Point Wang Kelian is a place that offers a beautiful panorama . I would rather say it is a nice windy place Went to Padang Besar - a border town in the north of Perlis . You can buy biscuits or snacks in a small cute tin box for RM10 only and give as a gift for friends and families . Have a taste of their so delicious "Kerabu Maggi" and grab the "Miang Kham" Thai Betel Leaf Salad and have a bite or ... as many as you wish . Very appetizing , to me ☺️ Taman Anggur Perlis not much to see but Jabatan Pertanian slowly bring it up again . There are windmill in the middle of the lake and some unique place for photo and selfies . No harm visiting Just sharing stories through my experience Enjoy and have fun on your next trip ! #perlis #wangkelian #padangbesar

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Hi guys. When you’re in Perlis don’t forget to visit this hill called Bukit Keteri in Perlis. Situated at Kampung Bukit Keteri in Kangar, Perlis Indera Kayangan, Malaysia. Bukit Keteri is an outcrop of limestone that stands tall amongst the greenery view of paddy fields and natural beauty of the flat lands. A short walk around 15 minutes through the paddy fields to the foot hill. The limestone facets of the climb is quite straight forward and it takes a few hours to complete the ascent. There's a big beautiful cave with painting at the wall that you can explore. From Bukit Keteri peak you can see the surrounding flat lands and sunset panoramic hours is the best time for an unparalleled view. Getting There - Waze Bukit Keteri Attractions - View of hills and rice paddy . Rock Climbing Hotels - budget hotels available nearby Food & Restaurants - locals food restaurant Shopping - not much #awesomepic #nature #view #paddyfield

Discovered at Perlis has a floating market. Even it is not comparable to what Thailad got, it is a good place to visit. There are activities like food stalls on boats, you can row boats around the lake with low charges per head with proper safety life jackets, also for animal lovers there got rabbits and chicken to be visited. Located at Kompleks JPS Perlis, place is clean with nice view of mountains and trees surrounding the lake.

#warungtepisawah Malaysian breakfast food cuisine Nasi lemak.. Pulut panggang.. satay.. lempeng nyoq.. roti bakar and about 15++ other dishes

Serenity at its peak — Wang Kelian, Perlis, where misty hills meet the northern skies.” Where the road climbs into the clouds — Wang Kelian, Perlis: your gateway to northern highland thrills and hidden border secrets. Through winding roads and rising mist, we chased the sunrise to the edge of Malaysia — Wang Kelian, where the journey feels like a scene from a forgotten film.

Here’s a 3-day, 2-night itinerary to Perlis, Malaysia’s smallest state—perfect for a chill nature + culture getaway. It’s a lesser-known gem with a peaceful vibe, limestone hills, and local charm. Im from Kuala Lumpur, it takes around 9-12hours of driving depend if you stop alot. Day 1: Arrival & Nature Escape Morning: • Drive/fly in to Perlis (via Alor Setar or Kangar) • Check in at a hotel or homestay (suggestions: Putra Brasmana Hotel or The Zuley Heritage Hotel) price range between 100-200 ringgit per night Late Morning: • Gua Kelam (Cave of Darkness), Kaki Bukit • Walk through a 370-meter limestone cave with a river running through • Chill, scenic and a bit mysterious Lunch: • Stop at Warung Tepi Sawah (beautiful views + local food) Afternoon: • Bukit Keteri – great for photo ops with stunning limestone cliffs and paddy fields • Optional: light hike or drone shots Evening: • Stroll at Tasik Melati Recreational Park • Light dinner at Kangar night market (if available) – enjoy local snacks, roti John, apam balik Day 2: Culture, Thai Border & Chill Morning: • Breakfast at hotel or local warung • Visit Perlis State Park (Taman Negeri Perlis) – nature trails, wildlife spotting, limestone forest Lunch: • Local eats near Wang Kelian (border town) Afternoon: • Head to Wang Kelian Viewpoint • Breathtaking view especially if it’s a misty day • Visit the Wang Kelian Sunday Market (if it’s Sunday, it even stretches into Thailand) Late Afternoon: • Visit Muzium Kota Kayang – small but rich with Perlis royal and cultural history Evening: • Dinner at Anjung Keli – famous for ikan keli (catfish) and local dishes • Relax at your hotel or take a quiet walk in Kangar town Day 3: Local Life & Departure Morning: • Sunrise at Paddy Fields (near Simpang Empat or Pauh area) – scenic and peaceful • Breakfast at Roti Bakar Arang (famous charcoal-toasted bread) Late Morning: • Shop for local goodies: mangoes (Harumanis, if in season), local snacks, batik • Option: Quick visit to Timah Tasoh Lake – calm lake with mountain backdrop Noon: • Check out and travel back home to Kuala Lumpur

📍Perlis, the smallest state in Malaysia by area, has a population of just over 200,000. Perlis is also a state-level administrative region in Malaysia, with Kangar as its capital, Arau as its royal capital, Padang Besar on the Thai-Malaysian border, and Kuala Perlis as its port city. 📍In 1821, Siam occupied Kedah, and the Sultan of Kedah was forced to make Perlis a tributary state of Siam. In 1909, Perlis became a British protectorate. After the formation of the Federation of Malaysia, Perlis became an independent state. 📍The descendants of Chinese and Siamese intermarriage in Perlis are called "Tang Siam." Here are some recommended tourist attractions in Perlis, Malaysia: 🌴Natural Scenery 📍Perlis State Park 🎢Located in the Nakawan Range, it is on the border between Malaysia and Thailand and has the longest limestone range in Malaysia. The Gua Kelam Cave in the park is the second largest natural rock ecological cave landscape in Southeast Asia, with a cave passage about 370 meters long. 📍Melati Lake 🎢Originally a natural wetland, it was later artificially expanded into a park. There is a roundabout at the entrance of the park, and in the center of the roundabout is a concentric pond full of lotus flowers. From the lake, you can enjoy an excellent view of the limestone mountains. 📍Timah Tasoh Lake 🎢An artificial lake built in 1992 for drinking water and flood control. It is also one of the resting stops for migratory birds. The mountain backdrop and vast lake landscape are similar to the scenery of Guilin, China. 🏯History and Culture 📍Arau Royal Town ⛪The royal city of Perlis, where the core attractions are concentrated. The State Mosque is mainly white with a golden dome. The main dome in the center is 20 meters high and can accommodate 7,000 people for prayer. The Arau Railway Station is an important transportation hub, entirely white and very grand. 📍Kota Kayang Museum 🎢The museum displays the former appearance of Perlis, collected artifacts, and various galleries. In addition to the indoor exhibition area, there is also an outdoor exhibition area, allowing visitors to gain a deeper understanding of the history and culture of Perlis. 🎊Leisure and Entertainment 📍Perlis Snake Farm 🐍There are various snakes and small animals, and interactive activities are held on weekends. There are also some specimens available for viewing indoors. 📍Superfruits Valley 💐The largest fig orchard in Southeast Asia. The person in charge will introduce various fruits and provide samples for tasting. Visitors can learn about the cultivation of figs and other fruits and enjoy the idyllic scenery.

Perlis is the smallest state in Malaysia, covering an area of approximately 795 square kilometers and having a relatively small population. It boasts a unique history and culture and was once an important tin mining area in Malaysia. Trip Overview Duration: 4 days Route: Kuala Perlis—Arau—Bukit Kayu Hitam—Kangar Budget: Approx. CNY 6,000 (excluding accommodation, which varies depending on the hotel chosen) Best time to visit: Year-round Daily Itinerary [DAY 1] Kuala Perlis ✅ Recommended route: Port terminal → Seafood Market → Stroll along the beach 📸 Must-see photo spots: Boats at the port, beautiful sunset by the sea 💡 Tips: Enjoy fresh seafood. Kuala Perlis is a quiet port town where you can enjoy beautiful sea views and choose from a variety of fresh seafood at the seafood market, which can be prepared by local restaurants. 🏨 Recommended accommodation: Hotels near Kuala Perlis Port for convenient travel. 😋 Recommended food: Perlis specialty seafood dishes, approx. CNY 80 per person. [DAY 2] Arau ✅ Recommended route: Arau town center → Traditional villages → Rubber plantations 📸 Must-see photo spots: Unique architecture of traditional villages, scenes of work in rubber plantations 💡 Tips: Experience local rural life. Arau has a strong rural atmosphere, and traditional villages retain many ancient buildings and cultural customs. Rubber plantations are also an important local industry, and you can learn about the planting and production process of rubber. 🏨 Recommended accommodation: Homestays in Arau to experience a rustic atmosphere. 😋 Recommended food: Malay-style Nasi Lemak, approx. CNY 30 per person. [DAY 3] Bukit Kayu Hitam ✅ Recommended route: Bukit Kayu Hitam hiking trail → Mountaintop viewing platform → Forest exploration 📸 Must-see photo spots: Magnificent views from the mountaintop, rare plants in the forest 💡 Tips: Pay attention to hiking safety and prepare hiking equipment in advance. Bukit Kayu Hitam is a famous attraction in Perlis, with abundant natural resources and beautiful scenery. Along the hiking trail, you can admire a variety of rare plants and animals, and the mountaintop viewing platform allows you to overlook the beautiful scenery of Perlis. 🏨 Recommended accommodation: Resorts around Bukit Kayu Hitam to enjoy the tranquility of nature. 😋 Recommended food: Local specialty pastries, approx. CNY 20 per person. [DAY 4] Kangar ✅ Recommended route: Kangar State Mosque → State Museum → Stroll around the city 📸 Must-see photo spots: The magnificent exterior of the mosque, precious exhibits in the museum 💡 Tips: Learn about the history and culture of Perlis. Kangar is the capital of Perlis, home to a beautiful mosque and the State Museum. At the mosque, you can experience the solemn atmosphere of Islam, while the museum showcases the development history and cultural characteristics of Perlis. 🏨 Recommended accommodation: Hotels in Kangar for convenient transportation. 😋 Recommended food: Mee Goreng Mamak, approx. CNY 40 per person. Things to Avoid - Respect local religious and cultural customs when traveling in Perlis. - Pay attention to your own safety when hiking and follow the signs. 💕Hope this guide is helpful🎉! Follow me to discover the beauty of more cities!

#favouriteitinerary If you’re looking for a peaceful retreat surrounded by nature, Kampung Wai is the perfect spot. Here, you can enjoy feeding fish by the riverbank or rent a kayak to explore the stunning scenery up close. The serene environment, fresh air, and breathtaking views make it an ideal place to unwind and reconnect with nature. Whether you’re looking for an outdoor adventure or just a quiet place to relax, this hidden gem is worth a visit. Don’t miss the chance to experience the beauty of Kampung Wai in the evening—it’s absolutely mesmerizing! 📍 Kampung Wai, Perlis, Malaysia #NatureEscape #KayakingAdventure #HiddenGem #PerlisMalaysia

💰Average Price per Person: Rm 2 per person. Bukit Chabang Mari in Perlis is a tranquil rural village known for its scenic landscapes and traditional Malay charm. Visitors can enjoy the serene surroundings, explore paddy fields, goat farm with beautiful scenery and experience authentic local culture. It's a peaceful destination to unwind, offering a glimpse into the simplicity of village life.