PLACES OF INTEREST
Nature and Adventure |
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Pengkalan Hulu Lake
Garden
One of the main attractions at the Pengkalan Hulu is its lake
gardens. It is truly a good place to unwind and drink in the
surrounding vistas, the exuberant greenery and colourful flora. For
fishing enthusiasts, try your luck at the lake. |
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 'Perak Man' Cave
Human skeletons, said to be that of the early settlers of Perak,
were found in this cave. They were believed to be from the earlier
centuries, perhaps 4 BC. The cave where the skeletons were found
has since been graced with the name `Perak Man` Cave. Located in
Kampung Gelok in Lenggong, about 86 km from Ipoh City. |
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 Puteri Cave
Legend has it that during the territorial wars between the Sultan
and local chieftains, Her Royal Highness, the Princess would seek
refuge in this cave. Many times the enemy could not locate her, as
the cave was well protected by thick foliage and well camouflaged.
Located in Kampung Gelok in Lenggong, about 86 km from Ipoh
City. |
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Tampan Fort
Kota Tampan in Lenggong, believed to be where the earliest
civilisation in the region first set foot, has now turned into an
archaeological site. Many tools dating back to the Bronze Age had
been revealed through excavation works. |
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Tanjung Kala
This beautiful five-level waterfall is one of many popular local
waterfalls in the state of Perak. The refreshing atmosphere and the
cascading sounds of the waterfall give this place a unique charm of
its own and many could not resist taking a dip in the cool ice-cool
mountain water. Located at Tanjung Kala. |
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Temenggor
Lake
Covering 15,200 hectares, Tasik Temenggor is the largest man-made
lake in Perak. The lake's panoramic beauty is complemented by the
rich flora and fauna. This enchanting atmosphere is further
enhanced by the unique lifestyle of the orang Asli (aborigines) who
make their homes in the jungles surrounding the lake. |
