“Port Weld: Where Malaysia’s Railway History Meets Coastal Charm”

#favouriteitinerary Port Weld KTM, Ipoh was once a historic railway station in Kuala Sepetang (formerly Port Weld), marking the starting point of Malaysia’s first railway line, which connected Taiping to the port in 1885. While the original station no longer operates, remnants of its past, including the iconic Port Weld signboard, remain as a nostalgic tribute to Malaysia’s railway heritage. Visitors can explore this site to appreciate the legacy of early transportation in the region. Just a short drive from Port Weld, Kuala Sepetang Fish Village offers an authentic glimpse into the life of a traditional Malaysian fishing community. Known for its fresh seafood, thriving fishing industry, and scenic riverside views, the village is a vibrant hub where visitors can witness fishermen unloading their daily catch, explore wooden stilt houses, and enjoy fresh seafood at local restaurants. A boat ride along the river reveals the village’s mangrove forests, traditional charcoal kilns, and lively fish farms, making it a perfect destination for nature lovers and food enthusiasts alike.