Let see, where should we start our travel..





Bird Watching at Kuala Gula
It was located in the district of Kerian in the Northeastern part of Perak, South from Bagan Serai, the 8,200 hectare of Kuala Gula, where the Gula river meets the Straits of Melaka became not only home to birds but also bird lovers.
This sanctuary is to protect and conserve the migratory birds which has been using the large wetland area for feeding and resting during their migratory route from the northern to the southern hemisphere.


Caving at Gua Tempurung
Known to the locals as Gua Tempurung, the word "Gua"in Malay means cave and "Tempurung" means coconut shell. Hence the name Gua Tempurung which comprises of five huge domes with ceilings resembling coconut shells. The name conjures images of mystery and intrigue that ensures a peek into its deep and dark secrets.


Jungle Trekking in Belum
An excellent place for jungle trekking and camping is the Royal Belum State Park. Depending on which trek you are being led on by your guide, you can expect at least six hours of jungle trekking into a somewhat unexplored rainforests. Along the way, you can stop and marvel at some of the flora and fauna that exist there like Rafflesia, blooming Wild Ginger as well as few salt licks spots.


Night Safari at Taiping Zoo
Taiping Zoo has a beautiful natural setting with streams, lakes and abundance of flora; conducive environment for visitors. Also known as Taman Mergastua Sultan Idris Shah. Taiping Zoo is currently home to more than 180 species of animals. These include tigers, lions, elephants, hippopotamus, giraffes, hornbills, orang utans and others. Furthermore, attempts to breed these animals have been very successful. This has seen the proliferation of such animals like the Malaysian Tiger, Lion, Siamang, Deer, Nilgai, Night Heron and many others.


Snorkelling & diving just off Pulau Pangkor
South of Pulau Pangkor lies a cluster of nine breath taking islands known collectively as Pulau Sembilan; Pulau Agas, Pulau Payong, Pulau Nipis, Pulau Rumbia, Pulau Lalang, Pulau Saga, Pulau Buluh, Black Rock and White Rock. From November to March, holiday makers flock to these islands. Secluded and uninhabited, the most popular is Pulau Lalang, which is known for its refreshing clear stream and perfect white sandy beach.

Source :http://www.peraktourism.com.my/attractive_place.php?pageNum_RecAp=0&totalRows_RecAp=8


So what your waiting for..lets make a trip to Perak.. (^_^)

Nice info.. Thank you for sharing here ...Perak had many interesting place to visit,, but I still don't have chance to go there...

Wow nice info.. thanks TT maybe I can plan a trip to Perak someday..

es_Silence wrote:

Nice info.. Thank you for sharing here ...Perak had many interesting place to visit,, but I still don't have chance to go there...

U're welcome.. Yea, not only had many interesting places ,,but it also beautiful.. I hope u can go there someday.. don't forget to plan your holiday...

Che Waey wrote:

Wow nice info.. thanks TT maybe I can plan a trip to Perak someday..

U're welcome I hope this info will guide u to choose the best destination for ur trip ..

Nice info TT... have become common place chosen for a holiday by people so, I suggest u to go some place which we never know it was exist..

>meiling u mean ,,this...


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Che Waey wrote:

>meiling u mean ,,this...


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LoL haha or this ??

Why don't u all put this pic together... they were take in Ipoh too...

meiling wrote:

Nice info TT... have become common place chosen for a holiday by people so, I suggest u to go some place which we never know it was exist..

Why don't your search about interesting place such as Taman Botani Ipoh ..and share with us? that would be nice ..

es_Silence wrote:

Che Waey wrote:

>meiling u mean ,,this...


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LoL haha or this ??

Nice pic.. I go there everytime I spent my holiday at Ipoh....its not crowded as KL..

Maybe you should go here,,at Kampung Wellington, Ayer Tawar, in Manjung, Perak..





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