2025 Hulu Perak Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in June)

#weekendgetaways I went to Lenggong Perak for the first time and gosh I love how serene, beautiful and stunning the place. We stayed at the small and simple yet lovely inn near the paddy field. It is called D Chalet. The owner was so helpful and friendly. Cost around 100 per night. The room is queen bed with air cond. What i love is the surrounding of the place. So green so blue so amazing. You also be able to cycle around the village.

Lantern use as decoration for occasion like this really enlighten your mood.Well, eventually make you sway along and look how bright it was really gives you positive vibes and eventually cast away any negative energy around you. Besides, to used it as decoration for wedding or event during festival is actually a good idea. In which,at the same time can also preserve the tradition so that the culture will remain known for generation. Red also a lucky colour and symbol of prosperity, to be honest the colour actually used for attraction, let me give you guys few example H&M or even simple one McDonald and KFC. Just sayin. #mymymemories #prosperity #dinner

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck Our morning-evening trip, focusing on traveling and eating, where did we go on this trip? So we're here to share our check-in coordinates in Betong to show you where we went on this trip. Let's start with the first destination, which is 1. Skywalk Aiyerweng, located in Aiyerweng Subdistrict, which is a beautiful viewpoint for the morning mist. It's a glass bridge for viewing beautiful scenery and finding beautiful angles to take pictures and check in. 2. After getting off the skywalk, we went to Chaokuay Km.4. It's an original grass jelly shop in Betong. It's cheap, delicious and refreshing. 3. After eating grass jelly, we went to eat savory food at To Sa Yen, which is a famous restaurant in Betong. 4. Stop by to buy souvenirs at The ZONE Duty Free. There are snacks or souvenirs. 5. ONYX Betong, a coffee shop in Betong city, a cute shop with beautiful decorations. I like it a lot. 6. Let's go to the coffee roasting house behind the house. Which is a garden-style cafe, shady and very warm 7. When you come to Betong, don't forget to check in with the sign 'The Southernmost Land of Siam'. If anyone has the opportunity to visit Betong and hasn't made a plan yet, you can take our song and change it. #Betong #BetongCityInTheMistBeautifulFlowers #Yala #betong #betongtour #SouthernThailand #BetongComeIntentionally

#favouriteitinerary 3D2N Hammock Camping in Tasik Temenggor Malaysia. With the help and guided by the local Orang Asli, it was the best experience for outdoorsy like me. The highlight was Bamboo Raft that built by the Orang Asli. Paddling around with the raft around the lake was memorable experience. At night, there’s no light other than the campers torchlight. So it is almost completely dark and takes the chance to do stargazing on top of the raft! It’s one in a lifetime experience

The hike up Bukit Batu Putih is relatively moderate, making it suitable for beginners as well as families with children. The trail isn't too steep but does have some rocky and uneven parts, which makes it interesting without being overly challenging. The hike typically takes around 30 minutes to 1 hour to reach the top, depending on your pace and how often you stop to enjoy the surroundings.

Been taking China Southern for a few times, their rates are slightly higher than local flights but they include everything like 23kg luggage and a meal in the price so you don't have to pay extra. Overall pleasant experience The food and drinks they offered on the flight are also amazing. They even offer white and red wine other than fruit juices, coffees and tea on the flight.

Largest continuous forest complex in Peninsular Malaysia.

CNY 🧨🍊#awesomepic

Delicious taste#deliciousfood

White strawberry#deliciousfood

Tempoyak patin#deliciousfood

#malaysia Located in the state park of Royal Belum, Sg. Papan is one of the most visits trekking site. The route is rather easy and friendly to those first-timers. Whole expedition took less than an hour and usually it will be guided. The journey started with crossing the infamous hanging bridge, and into the jungle we go. Since it is a state park, rangers had the tree species marked and with the explanation from the guide, I learnt a lot! Along the trail, you’ll get to claw marks the beats left on the tree, mud tracks the elephant left and also little lizards or insects along the way. It was a fruitful trek and I’m glad I signed up for the trip! How to get here? Sign up for a trip to Royal Belum!

#malaysia Belum-Temenggor is the largest forest complex in peninsula Malaysia, located in Perak, and can be divided into two sections, which Belum is up north of the Malaysia-Thai border, while Temenggor is the south of Belum. The Royal Belum is a state park located within the forest complex. The forest complex is believed to exist over 130million years ago, making it one of the world’s oldest rainforest, older than the Amazon. It was an all-inclusive 3D2N trip on a boat house, departing from the Hentian Royal Belum. The tour required a minimum of 32 members, where all will be spending time in the Belum-Temenggor lake. On the boat house, there were dorm-like rooms to accommodate all members and meals are prepared for all. Activities includes forest excursions, hiking, sightseeing and water activities. Upon leaving the jetty, the boat departed northwards docking just inches away from the entrance into Royal Belum state park, where we will be spending a night at. The first activity was excursion at the Sg Papan forest, then on to the Sg Ruok waterfall. However due to bad weather, we did not manage to visit the waterfall and had to return to the boathouse. Evening was time for water activities on the lake where we get to canoe and bamboo raft. It was a great experience! Night time, we get to gather at the canteen and have karaoke session together. On the second day the boathouse travelled southward to the Temenggor lake where we visited the Temenggor dam after lunch. We were brought to visit the Orang Asli Village and then a hike to Bukit Batu Putih, which is like a mini Mulu National Park. Water activity resumed in the evening. Last day of the trip began with water activities and the boathouse then travelled back to the jetty after lunch time. All in all it was worth every penny and we all had a great time immersing in nature!

#RoyalBelum #hikingadventures