There's plenty of things to see and do in this second largest state in Peninsula Malaysia. This list of the "Top 5 Things to do" only scratches the surface of all that Perak has to offer but it's a good place to start.

The Lost of Tambun, located at Sunway City Ipoh, Perak is a truly unique place. As you stand against the backdrop of limestone hills, lake, and lush tropical forest, it makes you feel like a National Geographic explorer.

Kampar River (also known as Sungai Itek) is a popular white water rafting destination in Gopeng, Perak. Located 20 minutes away from Gua Tempurung and a mere 26 km from Ipoh town, it offers Grade I to III rapids.

During the Japanese Occupation, the church was regarded as enemy property and was converted into a noodle factory for some months.

Operational since 1880, the natural lake built on an old mining land today plays host to a variety of plants, flowers, trees, birds and a dazzling variety of insects.

This is a cluster of impressive colonial buildings in Taiping town, which was restored through efforts made by the local authority.

Cascading 850m down the side of a mountain, this multi-tiered waterfall is a spectacular sight indeed. Not only it is a good picnic spot, it is also famous for its legendary Malay character, Sang Kelembai who had lived with her child.