Perak, Malaysia, boasts a picturesque skyline centred on the Iskandariah and Kenangan palaces and the Ubudiah mosque. Snack on local lemang—sticky rice slowly cooked in a bamboo tube over a fire—and catch some Zzzs in a room found by HotelTravel.com.
The city of Perak has been dubbed 'The Land of Grace' which is a tribute to the hospitality and friendliness of the local people. Once a site of decay and dilapidation, Perak has transformed itself into a bustling metropolis. The city has a great many attractions including limestone caves, tropical jungles and impressive temples. Whether the hotels are 5-star accommodation or budget lodgings, visitors can expect the hospitality and warmth that is synonymous with the city.
- Activities for Children in Perak
- Activities in Perak
- Bukit Larut
- Bukit Merah Laketown Fishing Regatta
- Gua Tempurung
- History of Perak
- Ipoh Airport
- Ipoh Fun Run
- Kellie's Castle Perak
- Kuala Gula Bird Sanctuary
- Kuala Kangsar
- Lumut
- Masjid Ubudiah
- Maxwell Hill Perak
- Pangkor Airport
- Pangkor Laut Island
- Perak Accommodation
- Perak Airports
- Perak Bank
- Perak Beach
- Perak Cave
- Perak Climate
- Perak Culture
- Perak Festivals
- Perak Information
- Perak Museum
- Perak Restaurant
- Perak River Safari
- Perak Shopping
- Perak Sports
- Perak Time
- Perak Tour
- Perak Tourism
- Perak Vacation
- Perak Waterfall
- Perak Weather
- Sam Poh Tong
- Sightseeing in Perak
- Sungkai Deer Farm
- Taiping Lantern Festival
- Taiping Perak
- Tambun Hot Spring
- Teluk Intan Leaning Tower
- Temenggor Lake
- Things to do in Perak
Often referred to as the Land of Grace, Perak Darul Ridzuan is a wonderful destination with something for everyone. The people here are warm and friendly and there is a rich and vibrant culture and history.
There are plenty of options here for families with children. The beach provides some of the most popular activities from snorkelling to jet-skiing, but there are lots of other options too. The Deer Farm in Maderang is great for younger children, as is the Perak State Library, while some hotels have skate-boarding ramps for guests.
Perak has a number of events and festivals taking place throughout the year. Chinese New Year is one of the biggest events here, and is a great spectacle. National Day in August sees plenty of patriotic fervour around the country and there are a couple of interesting festivals for anglers.
Perak has no shortage of things to see and do, with attractions wide ranging. Kuala Kangsar has some interesting buildings as well as Malaysia’s first rubber tree, while Teluk Intan is the home of Malaysia’s answer to the Leaning Tower of Pisa. Taiping and Lumut are pleasant places to visit, as is Bukit Larut, Malaysia’s first hill station. When you’re done with sightseeing, there are some fantastic beaches for you to relax on.
Perak has two airports that are commonly used by visitors to the state: Ipoh and Pangkor airports. There are a very limited number of international flights at either airport, and these tend to be only from Singapore or Sumatra in Indonesia. Most visitors from outside of the region access Perak via Kuala Lumpur.
Banks: 09:15 to 16:30, Monday to Friday; some banks are open on Saturday mornings.
Post Offices: 08:00 to 17:00, Monday to Saturday
Government Offices: 08:30 to 16:30, Monday to Friday
Business Centres: 09:00 to 17:00, Monday to Friday; some companies open 09:00 to 13:00 on Saturdays.
Shops: 09:00 to 17:00, Monday to Saturday; some big department stores open later; Sunday opening hours vary.
Had a nice stay overhere. very friendly management. You have to make an excursion to Belum park, or the lakes. The hotel offers several excursions. Elephants near the hotel!! If you like tot go to th...
