Perak Tengah

Location: Central Perak, between Kuala Kangsar and Manjung.

Historical Background: Perak Tengah is the historical heart of Perak, where the early Perak Sultanate was established in the 16th century. The district is famous for old palaces, tombs of sultans, and colonial-era buildings.

Kota Lama Kanan – The site of Perak’s first royal capital, with ancient palace ruins.

Pasir Salak Historical Complex – A museum dedicated to Malaysia’s fight against British colonial rule.

Bota Kanan Archaeological Site – Prehistoric remains of ancient Malay civilizations.

Tanjung Tualang Tin Dredge No. 5 – A floating tin mining museum, showcasing Perak’s tin industry heritage.

Ikan Patin Masak Lemak – A freshwater fish cooked in rich turmeric coconut sauce.

Laksa Perak – A spicy and tangy noodle dish with a unique Perak twist.

Kuih Perak – Traditional sweet glutinous rice cakes, passed down for generations.

Bukit Chupak – A scenic limestone hill, great for hiking.

Sungai Perak Riverside – A relaxing area for boat rides and fishing.

Kampung Gajah – A peaceful countryside with traditional Malay villages.