While many tourists are familiar with the world-renowned Langkawi, Perlis - a state located just 30 miles from the island - is often overlooked. As Malaysia's most northern state that borders Thailand's Satun province, this smallest state in the country has a lot more to offer beyond just delicious food, traditional morning markets and the majestic limestone hills and caves, such as the historical Gua Kelam which is rich with mining histories and artifacts. Have extra time on hand? Visit one of the state's most iconic mosque that is built on the sea! Perched gracefully on the edge of Perlis, the Al Hussain Mosque is a captivating sight that beckons travellers from all walks of life. This architectural marvel may not dominate the skyline with imposing stature, but it captures the heart with an allure that is both serene and spectacular. Often hailed as a jewel amongst Malaysia’s array of spiritual sites, its charm extends far beyond its physical confines. ...
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