Kulim
Kulim is a town in northern Kedah that mixes industrial growth with nature’s calm. It has places like Kulim Hi-Tech Park alongside parks, rivers, and quieter residential areas. Shopping, food, and local markets are active here, with strong influence from nearby Penang. Local life is busy yet still retains friendly small-town warmth.


Attractions and Activities
Kulim Hi-Tech Park: Malaysia’s first high-tech industrial park, representing modern progress and economic strength. Visitors often explore the surrounding area, which showcases Kulim’s transformation into an innovative hub.
Sungai Sedim Tree Top Walk: The world’s longest rainforest canopy walk, offering breathtaking views of the lush jungle and opportunities for eco-adventures like jungle trekking and bird watching.
Sungai Sedim White Water Rafting: A thrilling activity for adrenaline seekers, with powerful rapids and scenic river landscapes providing both challenge and excitement.
Junjung Waterfall: A popular picnic spot with cool waters, greenery, and natural pools, perfect for relaxation and family outings.
Kulim Lake Garden: A recreational park in the town centre, ideal for jogging, leisure walks, and enjoying peaceful moments surrounded by nature.
Local Culture and Cuisine
Cultural diversity: Kulim reflects a harmonious blend of Malay, Chinese, and Indian influences, visible in its local festivals, markets, and places of worship.
Signature dishes: Nasi lemuni, a rice dish cooked with traditional herbs believed to have health benefits, is a Kedah specialty often enjoyed in Kulim. Other favourites include nasi kandar, laksa Kedah, and roti canai.
Street food culture: Night markets and roadside stalls are vibrant with flavours — from char kuey teow and satay to apam balik and cendol, where food is best enjoyed fresh and hot.
Traditional snacks: Kuih muih such as karipap, seri muka, and kuih lapis are everyday delights, while festive seasons bring out dishes like rendang, lemang, and murukku, reflecting the district’s cultural mix.







