Kuala Kangsar

Location: Northern Perak, along the Perak River.Historical Background:
Kuala Kangsar is known as the royal town of Perak, home to the Sultan of Perak’s palace. It was an important administrative center during British rule and is also the birthplace of Malaysia’s first rubber tree, planted in 1877 by H.N. Ridley.

Istana Iskandariah – The official palace of the Sultan of Perak, featuring Islamic and Moorish architecture.

Ubudiah Mosque – One of Malaysia’s most beautiful mosques, built in 1917 with golden domes and marble pillars.

Victoria Bridge – A historical railway bridge built in 1900, offering scenic views of the Perak River.

Galeri Sultan Azlan Shah – A museum showcasing the history and legacy of Perak’s royalty.

Labu Sayong Craft Village – Famous for Labu Sayong, a traditional water container made from blackened clay.

Laksa Kuala Kangsar – A unique laksa variant with a thick, fish-based broth.

Rendang Tok – A slow-cooked, spiced beef dish, traditionally served during royal feasts.

Pekasam Ikan Sungai – Fermented river fish, a traditional Perak delicacy

Sungai Perak (Perak River) – Offers boat cruises and fishing spots with scenic views.

Lata Kekabu – A hidden waterfall with a natural swimming area.

Bukit Chandan – A hill with historical significance, home to the royal palace and mosque