What can Malaysians see, do and eat in Perak?


The year 2017 marked a turning point for the tourism landscape in Perak. A nationwide campaign had been launched to drive tourists to the state.

The Visit Perak Year 2017 campaign saw investments funnelled into tourism infrastructure. Its capital, Ipoh, began to introduce heritage walks and restored colonial buildings. Tourism stakeholders were also trying to get visitors to stay longer than a day.

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