Perak (‘silver’) shares a border with Kedah and the Thai province of Yala. Loaded with many beautiful sites, it caters to the tastes of every traveler. Friendly and hospitable, the capital of the sate, Ipoh, has pretty parks. Travelers enjoy strolling along its pleasant streets in the search for the famous sar hor fun, silky noodles in soup.
Perak is rich in traditions and cultures, and major highlights include Kellie’s Castle (presumably haunted) in Batu Gajah, Pangkor Island and its lovely beaches, Tai Ping, the cave temples of Sam Poh Tong and Perak Tong. Kuala Kangsar, the royal capital, hosts the Ubudiah Mosque and the Iskandariah Palace. Bird lovers enjoy paying a visit to Kuala Gula bird sanctuary.
Perak is on the north-south axis between Penang and Kuala Lumpur, and is easily accessed by highway.