
Perak Malaysia Travel Guide
Ipoh is a fantastic base for day trips to Gopeng, Kuala Kangsar, Taiping, Cameron Highlands region, and Lumut for Pangkor Island.
Transportation via car, Grab, local bus, and ETS train gets you to these locales.
Ipoh's proximity to diverse natural landscapes has opportunities for refreshing escapes from the urban environment.
Kledang Saiong Forest Eco Park and Bukit Merah Laketown Resort display local nature.
Dramatic limestone karsts and sprawling tea estates define the region.
Discover historical sites and rural life outside Ipoh's primary zones.
Located in Kuala Kangsar, one of Malaysia's most beautiful and iconic mosques.
The official palace of the Sultan of Perak, located in Kuala Kangsar.
Commemorates the tin mining past and honors Sybil Kathigasu in Papan.
Drive through the countryside for an authentic Malaysian life experience.
Many cave temples and the Ubudiah Mosque serve as active pilgrimage sites.
Ipoh has an excellent starting point for longer regional travel, enabling easy extension of your trip into multi-day explorations of Peninsular Malaysia.
Comfortable connections to Kuala Lumpur, Butterworth (Penang), and Kuala Kangsar.
A cost-effective network from Ipoh's Amanjaya Bus Terminal for intercity travel.
From Sultan Azlan Shah Airport (IPH) to Singapore or Johor Bahru city; from KUL for onward travel.