Perlis Indera Kayangan

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Today, I want to sharing the information regarding Perlis Indera Kayangan. First of all, Perlis is the smallest places in Malaysia, but its boots a wealth of natural, cultural, and historical splendours that rival the bigger states. You may be mesmerised by the many quaint villages, picturesque scenery and centuries old traditions wherever you go. In short, Perlis is the perfect destination to head for if you prefer old world charm instead of the hustle and bustle of the city, where life is unhurried and the environment naturally fresh and crisp.
Perlis lies at the northwestern tip of the Malay Peninsula, bounded by Thailand in the north, and by Kedah to the east and south. Its western coastline borders the Straits of Malacca. It measures approximately 810km, and has a population of 217, 480. The state capital is Kangar while Arau, 10km away, is the Royal town. Although with the small size, Perlis is not without its attractions, foremost among which is its serene beauty. Perlis, too, abounds with rustic rural scenes and rolling green fields of padi.



(map of Perlis)


Historical site in Perlis :
1) Kuala Perlis
Kuala Perlis is one of the biggest port and the second largest town in Perlis. Kuala Perlis is situated at the estuarine delta of Sungai Perlis. Kuala Perlis is also the gateway to Langkawi.
There are many excellent seafood restaurants located in Kuala Perlis. Moreover, Kuala Perils is also famed for its “laksa”, where it is a spicy local delicacy. There is also a craft and cultural complex, which are known as the Perlis Craft and Cultural Complex. Perlis Craft and Cultural Complex are located between Kuala Perlis and Kangar. Visitors can have many selections of souvenirs and handicrafts in the Perlis Craft and Cultural Complex. Among all the souvenirs and handicrafts include silverware, rattan products, batik and leather goods.

2) Bukit Chuping
The surrounding landscaped of Bukit Chuping is characterized by endless tracts of lush green sugar cane plantations covering some 22,000 hectares of land area. Sugar cane is harvested in the months from December to June. There is a museum located in Bukit Chuping. Visitors can learn more about the sugar manufacturing processes in this museum. In fact, a tour would be an educational eye-opener for those visitors who are interested to find out how sugar is made from cane. Bukit Chuping also has a sugar factory that manufactures sugar.

3) Royal Palace
Royal Palace and Royal Mosque are situated in the royal town of Arau. Visitors are required to obtain a permit in order to gain the access into the Royal Palace.
The regal palace is unique due to its classic architecture. As for the Royal Mosque, it can accommodate a praying capacity of 7,000 Muslims. Visitors will be amazed with the scenery in the Royal Palace because it is dominated by lush green stretches of coconut trees and fruits. Arau is located at 10km east of Kangar.

4) Kota Kayang Museum
Museum Kota Kayang is situated near to what was historically a fortified area. Museum Kota Kayang is well reflected by its name where the word “kota” means fort in English. Museum Kota Kayang is also the burial ground for two 16th century Sultans of Kedah, which is marked by two simple mausoleums with remnants of timbers and gravestone.
Found at the same site was what appeared to be a die or mould of Indian origin. The pottery also of /from the Indian origin and dating back to about 1662 to 1688 years, was discovered, corresponding with the finds at the museum site.

5) Bukit Kubu
Bukit Kubu is a natural limestone cave. Bukit Kubu is situated adjacent to Kuala Perlis. Bukit Kubu has an interesting geological formation, where it is now a “cave park”. Nature lovers and picnickers will be attracted and amazed with the environment in Bukit Kubu.