Bagan Datuk

Location: Southwestern Perak, near the Perak River estuary.

Historical Background: Bagan Datuk is one of Perak’s newest districts (established in 2017), known for its fishing industry, coconut plantations, and strong Javanese cultural influence.

Beting Beras Basah – A sacred sandbank, said to be where the first Perak Sultan set foot.

Bagan Datuk Fishing Village – Experience traditional Malay fishing culture.

Pangkor Fishing Village Tour – Visit floating fish farms and seafood markets.

Bagan Sungai Burong – A scenic river area, great for boat tours and fishing.

Nasi Ambeng – A Javanese-style rice dish, served with chicken, sambal, and coconut floss.

Ikan Bakar (Grilled Fish) – A specialty in this coastal district.

Sambal Belacan Javanese Style – A spicy shrimp paste chili sauce, unique to the area.

Mangrove Forests – Ideal for eco-tourism and river cruises.

Coastal Fishing Spots – Great for seafood lovers and anglers.

Pulau Sembilan – A snorkeling paradise, located off the coast