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What to do

Looking for things to do in Perlis? We provide up-to-date info on everything from must-see scenic spots to local hangouts.
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Wang Kelian View Point
Wang Kelian View Point
3.3
5.0/53 Reviews
Al Hussain Mosque, Kuala Perlis
Al Hussain Mosque, Kuala Perlis
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Kelam Cave
Kelam Cave
3.2
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Natural scenery
Perlis Snake Park
Perlis Snake Park
3.1
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Zoos & aquariums
Alwi Mosque
Alwi Mosque
3.1
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Tasik Melati Recreational Park
Tasik Melati Recreational Park
3.0
5.0/52 Reviews
Kota Kayang Museum
Kota Kayang Museum
2.9
5.0/53 Reviews
Ladang Burung Unta Perlis (Ostrich Farm)
Ladang Burung Unta Perlis (Ostrich Farm)
2.8
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Floating Market
Floating Market
2.8
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Perlis Vineyard
Perlis Vineyard
2.7
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What to eat

Want to eat like a local? Don't miss out on these top Perlis dishes and foodie spots.
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Kak Su Laksa Restaurant
Kak Su Laksa Restaurant
4.0/59 Reviews
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Asian cuisine
Ta'Oyen Brewing & Kebun Harumanis Cikgu Reswan
Ta'Oyen Brewing & Kebun Harumanis Cikgu Reswan
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Restoran Anjung Keli
Restoran Anjung Keli
3.0/51 Reviews
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Halal
Azylia Cafe Food Delivery Jejawi Perlis
Azylia Cafe Food Delivery Jejawi Perlis
3.0/51 Reviews
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Asian cuisine
Avg. AU$10/person
Hannah's Cookies
Hannah's Cookies
3.0/52 Reviews
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Coffee shop
AnaBurger 'D' Cafe
AnaBurger 'D' Cafe
3.0/51 Reviews
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Asian cuisine
Kafe Tepi Rumah
Kafe Tepi Rumah
3.0/51 Reviews
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Asian cuisine
McDonald's Kangar DT
McDonald's Kangar DT
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Quick bites
Warung Tepi Sawah 2769
Warung Tepi Sawah 2769
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Perlis Moments: Through Travelers' Eyes

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🚆 Review of Train No. 45

HAT YAI → PADANG BESAR 🇹🇭🇲🇾

If you want to start your Penang trip with a truly authentic train experience, Train No. 45 is one of the interesting routes. It's a special express train of the State Railway of Thailand that runs from Bangkok to Hat Yai, and then continues to Padang Besar, the Thai-Malaysian border, without changing trains at Hat Yai.

🚉 From Hat Yai to the Border

The journey from Hat Yai Junction to Padang Besar takes about 45 minutes. The distance isn't far, but the scenery changes steadily from Hat Yai station towards the border area.

The carriage I traveled in during this section felt very classic. The seats, the louvered windows, and the ceiling fans all contribute to a very classic Thai train experience.

🪑 What I liked about this train

What makes the journey interesting isn't the luxury, but the authentic atmosphere of traveling by train.

Along the way, you can enjoy the view through the louvered windows, the sunlight streaming into the carriage, and small details like the seat number signs, the fans, and the luggage racks. It feels like stepping back in time to ride an old-school Thai train.

For photography enthusiasts, this train offers numerous photo opportunities, from the train itself and the platforms to the details inside the carriages.

🇲🇾 What to do after arriving at Padang Besar?

Upon arrival at Padang Besar, prepare for Thai and Malaysian immigration procedures. Then, take the KTM Komuter train on the Malaysian side to Butterworth to continue your journey to Penang.

The train schedule for number 45 is important because it's an early morning train, allowing for onward travel into Malaysia on the same day. However, allow extra time for border procedures and check the latest KTM schedule before traveling.

📝 Summary from experience:

Train number 45 is suitable for those who are not in a hurry and want "travel" to be a part of their trip.

It doesn't offer the comfort of new or high-speed trains, but its charm lies in the train itself, the atmosphere, and the feeling of slowly making your journey from Hat Yai to the border. Before switching from Thai trains to the Malaysian railway system.

HAT YAI → PADANG BESAR → BUTTERWORTH → PENANG
From classic Thai trains to KTM trains and ending in Penang 🇹🇭🚆🇲🇾

📸 Original photos taken by myself.

#Hatyai #PadangBesar #Penang #TrainTravel #ThailandMalaysia
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🚆 Review of Train No. 45 HAT YAI → PADANG BESAR 🇹🇭🇲🇾 If you want to start your Penang trip with a truly authentic train experience, Train No. 45 is one of the interesting routes. It's a special express train of the State Railway of Thailand that runs from Bangkok to Hat Yai, and then continues to Padang Besar, the Thai-Malaysian border, without changing trains at Hat Yai. 🚉 From Hat Yai to the Border The journey from Hat Yai Junction to Padang Besar takes about 45 minutes. The distance isn't far, but the scenery changes steadily from Hat Yai station towards the border area. The carriage I traveled in during this section felt very classic. The seats, the louvered windows, and the ceiling fans all contribute to a very classic Thai train experience. 🪑 What I liked about this train What makes the journey interesting isn't the luxury, but the authentic atmosphere of traveling by train. Along the way, you can enjoy the view through the louvered windows, the sunlight streaming into the carriage, and small details like the seat number signs, the fans, and the luggage racks. It feels like stepping back in time to ride an old-school Thai train. For photography enthusiasts, this train offers numerous photo opportunities, from the train itself and the platforms to the details inside the carriages. 🇲🇾 What to do after arriving at Padang Besar? Upon arrival at Padang Besar, prepare for Thai and Malaysian immigration procedures. Then, take the KTM Komuter train on the Malaysian side to Butterworth to continue your journey to Penang. The train schedule for number 45 is important because it's an early morning train, allowing for onward travel into Malaysia on the same day. However, allow extra time for border procedures and check the latest KTM schedule before traveling. 📝 Summary from experience: Train number 45 is suitable for those who are not in a hurry and want "travel" to be a part of their trip. It doesn't offer the comfort of new or high-speed trains, but its charm lies in the train itself, the atmosphere, and the feeling of slowly making your journey from Hat Yai to the border. Before switching from Thai trains to the Malaysian railway system. HAT YAI → PADANG BESAR → BUTTERWORTH → PENANG From classic Thai trains to KTM trains and ending in Penang 🇹🇭🚆🇲🇾 📸 Original photos taken by myself. #Hatyai #PadangBesar #Penang #TrainTravel #ThailandMalaysia

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[Perlis, Malaysia: Mount Pintu Wang] Conquering the 499m Hardcore Limestone Crags! Braving Leeches and Breathtaking Border Views.
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[Perlis, Malaysia: Mount Pintu Wang] Conquering the 499m Hardcore Limestone Crags! Braving Leeches and Breathtaking Border Views.

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How to Easily Travel from Thailand to Malaysia by Train 🚆🇹🇭🇲🇾
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How to Easily Travel from Thailand to Malaysia by Train 🚆🇹🇭🇲🇾

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🇲🇾🌿 Perlis…a small state brimming with natural charm and a simple way of life.
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🇲🇾🌿 Perlis…a small state brimming with natural charm and a simple way of life.

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☕ Kupi Kahfi|A Cozy Malaysian Café Experience 🇲🇾
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☕ Kupi Kahfi|A Cozy Malaysian Café Experience 🇲🇾

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Traveling to Penang is Easy! A Detailed Guide from Hat Yai by Train & Ferry.
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Traveling to Penang is Easy! A Detailed Guide from Hat Yai by Train & Ferry.

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Malaysia’s Hidden Gem: Exploring the Mysterious Gua Kelam 🕶️🌿
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Malaysia’s Hidden Gem: Exploring the Mysterious Gua Kelam 🕶️🌿

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Taking a Train to Malaysia: What to Do After Arriving at Padang Besar? How to Connect to Trains to Kuala Lumpur and Penang.
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Taking a Train to Malaysia: What to Do After Arriving at Padang Besar? How to Connect to Trains to Kuala Lumpur and Penang.

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