Kangar Travel Guide

 chiabh Says:  The park is fringed by the Bukit Bintang Forest Reserve and comprises a research facility and exhibition area which is home to dozens of species of snakes, monitor lizards and crocodiles... This includes 34 species of snakes, 25 from Malaysia and nine from other regions... 

 chiabh Says:  Royal artefacts at this garalley dates back to the ancient Malay kingdom... More modern exhibits include royal potraits, memorabilia and a ksiwah cloth donated by Saudi Arabian royalty to the late Tuanku Syed Putra Almarhum Syed Hassan Jamalullail... The R21.9 million... 

 chiabh Says:  The Bukit Bintang vineyard is one of the few in Perlis state that produces grapes on a commercial basis... Several types of grapes such as New White Malaga, Green Perlette and Bukit Opal are grown and will be harvested for grape products like juice, cordial and raisins... It... 

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 FranzCheah Says:  It's a new bakery shop in town. It has a variety of baguettes, breads, buns, pizzas, cookies and cakes. The baguettes and breads are made from special ingredients, eg. honey and sunflower seeds. These are healthier baguettes and breads. If you wish to enjoy a snack, there... 

 ngcsc Says:  Other than the Kangar Bus Terminal, Kuala Perlis has anotehr long distance bus terminal as well.Since its purpose is mainly caters for the travellers to Pulau Langkawi, it is very close to the Kuala Perlis Jetty, it is just 500 meters away.If travellers are planning to go... 

 ngcsc Says:  About 40km north from Kangar, travellers will reach the border between Malaysia and Thailand, Padang BesarFor those who not crossing the border, it is still has the chance to encounter the Thai atmosphere when shopping along the shops in Padang Besar.In Padang Besar, there... 

 chiabh Says:  The Gua Gelam (or Cave of Darkness) Recreatioal Park is lcoated about 33km north of Kangar within the Perlis State Park, which borders Thailand's Nakawan Range... The well-lit cave serves as the entry point to a scenic recreation park at the other end... The park, developed... 

 ngcsc Says:  This is another way of fishing in Timah Tasoh. During the dry season end of the year, the water level at Timah Tasoh is lowest as you can see the soil. Some of the "part time" fishermen will bring their net to get some catch for extra money. 

 ngcsc Says:  I am not sure Timah Tasoh Dam is consider as must see activities or off the beaten path... it has not developed as a tourist spot in Perlis, however, I love to visit there everytime I back to Kangar.As Perlis' wheather is quit different with the other part of Malaysia....... 

 ngcsc Says:  As rubber widely planted in northern Perlis, the rubber seed is part of the life of every Perlis kids, especially boys.We used to collect rubber seed in the rubber estate. What are we doing with the rubber seed? We having a "fight" between the seeds. Put two seeds together,... 

 ngcsc Says:  This is the swimming pool in Sungai Batu Pahat Recreation Park. The pool has been built over 30 years ago.For two generation, the pool has serve the Perlis residents free of charge. It is still free of charge today, however, people are no longer enjoy the fun of splash here. 

 ngcsc Says:  The river run through Gua Kelam is the original mining river which the miner used to get tin mine in the cave.Tourist is not allowed to go down to the river, however, by looking at the river, it tells the story of the miner 50 years ago..... 

 ngcsc Says:  Close to Chuping (a small town close to Kaki Bukit), there is a largest farmland in Perlis. As the picture show, the greenish landscape is all under the plantation. It has brought in great economic impact for Perlis