Perak

Perak is best known within Malaysia for Ipoh’s tin-mining legacy and the limestone karst that rises around the city. The state extends from the Strait of Malacca across the Perak River basin toward the Titiwangsa Mountains, bringing mangrove-fringed coast, fertile plains and forested uplands into one varied territory. Ipoh’s former mining wealth is reflected in its historic streets and food culture, while cave temples occupy several limestone hills nearby. To the north, the Lenggong Valley is a UNESCO World Heritage archaeological landscape, and Kuala Kangsar is the seat of Perak’s royal tradition, marked by the Ubudiah Mosque. Find related webcams in the surrounding area to build a fuller picture of Perak.

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