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Malaysia Northern Region.Pdf http://www.facebook.com/friendofmalaysia http://twitter.com/tourismmalaysia PERLIS MAP OF MALAYSIA KEDAH KELANTAN PENANG PERAK TERENGGANU LABUAN SABAH PAHANG South China Sea SELANGOR KUALA LUMPUR PUTRAJAYA NEGERI SEMBILAN MELAKA SARAWAK JOHOR Straits of Malacca There are six international airports in Malaysia. All the states are linked with a good network of domestic airlines. www.malaysiaairlines.com | www.airasia.com | www.reyz.com Published by Tourism Malaysia, Ministry of Tourism and Culture, Malaysia Your Free Copy ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. No portion of this publication may be reproduced in whole or part without the written permission of the publisher. While every effort has been made to ensure that the information contained herein is correct at the time of publication, Tourism Malaysia shall not be held liable for any errors, omissions or inaccuracies which may occur. NR (English) / IH / MHM November 2014 (1214) (TRAFFICKING IN ILLEGAL DRUGS CARRIES THE DEATH PENALTY) CONTENTS Welcome to the Northern Region 4 Perak 5 Map of Perak 6 Places of Interest 13 Shopping & Dining 15 Events 15 Essential Information 18 Penang 19 Map of Penang 20 Places of Interest 25 Shopping & Dining 26 Events 26 Essential Information 30 Kedah 31 Map of Kedah 32 Places of Interest 37 Shopping & Dining 38 Events 39 Essential Information 42 Perlis 43 Map of Perlis 44 Places of Interest 49 Shopping & Dining 50 Events 50 Essential Information 52 Tips for Tourists 52 Malaysia at a Glance 54 Tourism Malaysia Offices 2 WELCOME TO THE NORTHERN REGION Unravel the wonders of Asia as you journey up north, traversing the lovely states of Perak, Penang, Kedah and Perlis. Discover cultures that are as diverse as the attractions – islands and beaches, rainforests and caves, temples and museums, theme parks and historic sites – complemented by a delightful mélange of things to experience. Perak and Penang have enjoyed rapid development since their establishment. Nevertheless, they have retained their old-world charm and natural heritage. Kedah and Perlis, the country’s main producers of rice on the other hand, are known not only for picturesque paddy fields and traditional villages but also as nature’s adventure playgrounds. The Northern Region is the destination for leisure pursuits. Within it lie the internationally famous Pangkor Laut Resort, the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage City of Georgetown, Asia’s first Geopark – Langkawi and the country’s only semi-deciduous rainforest at the Perlis State Park. Wonderful surprises abound here and there are more than enough reasons to make it the perfect getaway. For a taste of intriguing cultures and exciting adventures, where else but the Northern Region? 3 PERAK Perak is situated along the west coast of Peninsular Malaysia and covers an area of 21,000 sq km. Meaning silver in Malay, it was so named as the state is home to the Kinta Valley, which once contained the world’s richest tin deposits, drawing visitors from around the globe. Today, it captivates hearts with its intriguing cave temples, thriving virgin rainforests, delicious varieties of cuisine and of course, the renowned Pangkor Laut Resort. Its capital city is Ipoh, the City of Bougainvillaea. Come and experience the charm of this Land of Grace! 4 MAP OF PERAK THAILAND Royal Belum Ulu Legong Hot Spring Latar Bayu Waterfalls KEDAH Pulau Banding KELANTAN Gerik Tasik PENANG Sungai Sedim Temengor Tanjung Waterfalls • White Water Rafting • Tree Top Walk Kuala Kangsar • Enggor Handicraft Centre Homestay Homestay Selama Kampung Beng • Galeri Sultan Azlan Shah Homestay Kampung • Kampung Sayong (Labu Sayong) Relau Lenggong Archaeological • Malay College Kuala Kangsar Parit Buntar Museum • Malaysia’s oldest rubber tree Lata Kekabu Kuala Kurau Lake Raban • Royal Museum • Masjid Ubudiah Kuala Gula Bird Sanctuary Orang Utan Island / Bukit Merah Laketown Resort • Ulu Kenas Waterfall Kuala Sepetang Recreational Forest Kamunting Taiping Taiping Ipoh Homestay Bukit Gantang • Sungai Siput • Birch Memorial Clock Tower Bukit Larut • Kuala • Darul Ridzuan Museum Kota Ngah Ibrahim • Kangsar Chemor • Geological Museum Matang Mangrove Swamp • Tanjung Rambutan • Gunung Lang Recreation Park Perak Museum • • Ipoh Railway Station Taiping Lake Gardens • IPOH Tambun • Lost World of Tambun Zoo Taiping and • Sultan Azlan • Kek Look Tong Temple Night Safari Shah Airport Batu Gajah • Mekprasit Temple Tin Dredge Heritage Taman Herba • Sam Poh Tong Temple Museum Negeri Perak • Masjid Negeri (State Mosque) Pulau Pangkor Kellie’s River Terrapin Castle Gua Tempurung Breeding Centre Tanjung Kampar • Gopeng Museum Lumut Lata Iskandar • Homestay Gopeng Segari Turtle Tualang Waterfalls Lumut International Yacht Club • Management Centre PAHANG Lumut Mangrove Park • Lumut Kuala Woh Recreational Forest Warship Museum • Pasir Salak Tapah Pangkor Lata Kinjang Waterfalls Teluk Batik • Laut Historical Complex Teluk Senangin • Bidor Wildlife Conservation Centre Pulau Sembilan Teluk Intan Homestay Klah Homestay Felda Residence Bagan Datoh Leaning Sungkai Hot Springs LEGEND Clock Tower State Capital Expressway Major Town Major Road Slim River Secondary Road Town Fraser’s Hill Railway Lines Airport Homestay Dorani International Border Jetty State Border Ferry Terminal SELANGOR Berjaya Hills Places of Interest * Map not drawn to scale 5 PLACES OF INTEREST PULAU PANGKOR Manjung Tucked within this idyllic tropical island are attractions such as the historic Dutch Fort, Batu Bersurat, fishing villages, traditional boatyards, places of worship and popular beaches like Pantai Puteri Dewi, Pantai Pasir Bogak and Teluk Nipah. This island can be explored on foot or by vehicle and its surrounding turquoise warm waters are ideal for swimming, snorkelling, kayaking and fishing. A short boat ride takes you to the privately-owned Pulau Pangkor Laut. Here, you will find the exclusive Pangkor Laut Resort, one of the world’s top small luxury resorts. Must do: • Savour fresh and delicious seafood • Watch boats being built at the boatyards • Sample seafood snacks • Go for a round-island trip The stone foundations of the Dutch Fort at Teluk Gedung were built in 1670, making this former Dutch stronghold more than 300 years old. 6 ROYAL BELUM Gerik The pristine Royal Belum is nestled within the protected Belum Valley in Gerik. New species of trees and insects have been discovered in this 117,500-hectare virgin rainforest, which is also one of the few places in Malaysia where you can see the rare Rafflesia. Comprising a complex ecosystem, this state park is situated in the northern part of Lake Temengor and is a haven for mammals like the seladang, Asian Elephant, Malaysian Tiger and the endangered Sumatran Rhinoceros as well as birds such as the hornbills. Must do: • Go for jungle trekking, bird watching and wildlife sightings Tel: 05 791 4543 (Perak State Park Corporation) Tel: 05 7917858 (Royal Belum Information Centre) ZOO TAIPING & NIGHT SAFARI Larut Matang and Selama Over 180 local and exotic wildlife species can be observed at the 34-acre Taiping Zoo. The country’s first zoo, it features orang-utans, Malaysian Tigers, siamangs and many more in open-air enclosures with natural settings. The Night Safari includes a mini train ride that takes you through various parts of the zoo where you can watch nocturnal animals in action – feeding, hunting or just being playful. The lively chirpings of night creatures add to the exciting atmosphere. Must do: • Hop on the train and go on a Night Safari • Watch the animal feeding sessions Zoo Taiping Opening hours: 8.30am - 6.00pm Admission fee: RM12 Adult, RM8 Child Tel: 05 808 6577 Night Safari Opening hours: 8.00pm - 11.00pm 8.00pm - 12.00am (on Saturdays and nights before public holidays) Admission fee: RM16 Adult, RM10 Child Tel: 05 808 6577 7 FELDA RESIDENCE HOT SPRINGS Sungkai Indulge in warm and relaxing sensations as you soak in the free flowing hot springs pools at FELDA Residence Hot Springs. Located at the foothill of the Titiwangsa Range in Sungkai, the hot springs are believed to have positive effects on various ailments. While you are there, you can go for the open cold and hot pools or private pools. You can also sign up for the water reflexology courses or just take a walk around the beautiful garden and reflexology path. Must do: • Soak in the hot springs pools • Enjoy a soothing reflexology massage Opening hours: 8.00am - 9.00pm Admission fee: RM12 Adult, RM10 Child Tel: 05 438 8801 / 3 GALERI SULTAN AZLAN SHAH Kuala Kangsar The Sultan Azlan Shah Gallery was formerly known as Istana Hulu or Hulu Palace. An interesting combination of Asian and European architectural styles, the gallery mainly features the history and achievements of the Sultan of Perak, Sultan Azlan Shah. It also provides information on the history and genealogy of the Perak Sultanate and showcases replicas, photographs, automobiles as well as gifts that were given to the Sultan and his wife by Head of States from around the world. The gallery is located on Bukit Chandan about 1.5km from Kuala Kangsar town and just 500m from the famous icon, Istana Kenangan. Opening hours: 10.00am - 5.00pm Monday - Thursday 10.00am - 12.15, Friday 2.45pm - 5.00pm Admission fee: RM4 Adult, RM2 Secondary School and University Students, RM1 Child Tel: 05 777 5362 One of the exhibits, the Taming Sari dagger, is made of 20 metal composites, believed to be ,made from bolts holding the Holy Ka abah Gates in Mecca. 8 KEK LOOK TONG TEMPLE Ipoh The Kek Look Tong Temple is one of the most visited temples in Perak. You can pore over the various statues of Buddha found among the stalactites and rock formations in this cave temple, which is set among towering limestone outcrops behind Gunung Rapat. You can also take a stroll around the peaceful surroundings. The Kek Look Tong Temple was built in the 70s and is located 5km south of Ipoh. Opening hours: 7.30am - 7.00pm Admission is free.
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