Perlis, Malaysia

Perlis is located in the northernmost part of the west coast of the Malay Peninsula, bordering Satun and Songkhla in Thailand, Kedah in the south, and the Strait of Malacca in the west. It is located at the development center of Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand. Here are some recommended attractions in Perlis: Natural Scenery - Perlis State Park: Located in the Nakawan Range, it is the border area between Malaysia and Thailand and has the longest limestone range in Malaysia. The park's Dark Cave is the second-largest natural rock cave in Southeast Asia, with a total length of about 370 meters. - Tasik Melati: Originally a natural wetland, it was later expanded into a park. There is a roundabout at the park entrance, with a concentric pond in the middle, full of lotus flowers. You can also see limestone mountains from the lake, with a great view. - Timah Tasoh Lake: An artificial lake built in 1992 for drinking water and flood control, it is also a resting stop for migratory birds. The mountain background and vast lake view are similar to the scenery of Guilin, China. History and Culture - Arau Royal Town: The royal town of Perlis, with concentrated core attractions. The state mosque is mainly white, with a golden dome. The main dome in the middle is 20 meters high and can accommodate 7,000 people for prayer. Arau Railway Station is an important transportation hub, entirely white and very grand. - Kota Kayang Museum: The museum displays the previous appearance of Perlis, collected utensils, and various galleries. In addition to the indoor exhibition area, there is also an outdoor exhibition area, allowing visitors to gain an in-depth understanding of the history and culture of Perlis. Leisure and Entertainment - Perlis Snake Park: There are various snakes and small animals, with interactive activities on weekends. There are some specimens indoors for viewing. - Superfruits Valley: The largest fig garden in Southeast Asia, the person in charge will introduce various fruits and provide tastings. Visitors can learn about the cultivation of figs and other fruits and enjoy the rural scenery.