Gua Kelam Recreational Park Review

Stunning View of the Nature after you enter the darkness of the cave. Equipped with emergency button inside the cave and on the other side of land if you need help. Do not worry you can walk steadily inside the cave, there is a proper bridge walkway and safe for families with small kids

Gua Kelam Recreational Park The area is quite large, Malaysia has countless parks of large and small ⛲️, it is really good, the greening is very good, the green trees are surrounded, and the atmosphere is very good ～

Kelam Cave is one of the limestone caves in the Setul Formation in the Nakawan Range and has been maintained by the Perlis Forestry Department since 1997. Kelam Cave is also located within the Wang Mu Forest Reserve with an area of ​​2,000 hectares and was gazetted as part of the Perlis State Park on 3 July 2008. To enter Gua Kelam 1, there is no additional fee. With an entrance fee of RM2 to this eco-tourism center, visitors can play in the river, have a picnic and enter Kelam Cave 1. Unlike Gua Kelam 2 which is more challenging, entering Gua Kelam 1 is relaxing without having to wear sports clothes or bring a flashlight. Visitors will walk on the bridge platform with a distance of 370 meters. Not so far, but enough to give an interesting experience, especially for those who have experienced entering a cave for the first time. While walking on the bridge, we can observe the rock formations in the cave and hear the roar of the river flowing below.

Gua Kelam Recreational Park The area is quite large. There are countless parks large and small in Malaysia ⛲️. It is really good.

We used to have activities in the Gua Kelam Recreation Park. Great casual place to visit all the time. Admission fee is cheap, RM 2 for Malaysians.

Main attraction at Perlis, northern part of peninsula Malaysia