PERLIS
Perlis is the smallest state in Malaysia, located at the northernmost tip of Peninsular Malaysia, bordering Thailand. Despite its size, Perlis is rich in culture, natural beauty, and rural charm, offering visitors a peaceful escape from the city.
The state’s capital, Kangar, is a quaint town known for its friendly locals, traditional markets, and historical sites. Perlis is famous for its paddy fields, limestone hills, and authentic Malay villages, giving travellers a glimpse of Malaysia’s traditional countryside.
Begin your journey through Perlis by selecting a city below.
Things to Do in Perlis
Culture & Heritage
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Kota Kayang Museum, Kangar – Learn about Perlis’ royal history and culture
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Perlis State Mosque – Beautiful mosque with modern architecture
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Traditional Villages – Explore Malay village life and local crafts
Nature & Outdoor Adventures
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Perlis State Park – Trekking, wildlife spotting, and limestone hills
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Gua Kelam Recreational Park – Explore caves and scenic trails
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Paddy Fields & Rural Countryside – Scenic views, photography, and cycling
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Timah Tasoh Lake – Picnic, boating, and relaxing by the water
Family-Friendly Attractions
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Perlis Adventure Park – Outdoor fun and obstacle courses
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Nature Trails & Eco-Tourism Spots – Ideal for families and active travellers
Shopping & Urban Experience
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Kangar Central Market – Local snacks, handicrafts, and souvenirs
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Night Markets (Pasar Malam) – Street food, fresh produce, and cultural vibe
Food & Local Flavours
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Perlis Laksa & Nasi Berlauk – Traditional dishes unique to the state
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Kuih Tradisional & Local Snacks – Sweet and savory treats from local markets
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Seafood along coastal villages – Fresh catches and authentic flavours