Camping

Planning a Bukit Ayer hike in Perlis? This 2026 guide covers trail info, entry fees, hazards, what to bring, and tips for visiting Taman Eko-Rimba Bukit Ayer.

Is Gunung Medan Glamping & Cafe in Kangar, Perlis worth the trip? Mike gives you the honest take — views, cafe, glamping units and all.

Mike's personal picks for the top 5 campsites in Perlis for 2026. From lakeside spots to stargazing glamping — honest reviews, no fluff.

Campervan Park Perlis sits right by the Perlis Water Dam — RM5 per person, dam views, power points, and fresh fish. Honest review by Mike the Explorer.

Tapak Perkhemahan FRIM Perlis near Titi Tinggi — flat ground, clean toilets, great for school camps and family camping up north.

Kem Wanza in Kangar, Perlis — a quiet campsite suited for fishing and relaxing. Honest review by Mike the Explorer on TAHAN Outdoor's blog.

Tapak Camping Tasoh in Perlis — a quiet lakeside campsite by Tasoh reservoir. Open, hot, and honestly beautiful. Here's what to expect before you go.

Nakawan Basecamp in Perlis — a managed forest campsite with stream sounds, campfire pits and monkeys. Honest review by Mike the Explorer.

Taman Eko-Rimba Bukit Ayer in Kangar, Perlis — honest campsite review. Waterfall, emerald pool, jungle camping for RM45 a group. What to expect before you go.

Hujan-Hujan Campsite near Gua Kelam, Perlis is one of the best-kept secrets in Malaysian camping. Flat ground, river, strong wind, zero signal. Here's the full review.

Honest review of Gunung Medan Glamping & Cafe in Kangar, Perlis — night views, golf cart rides, glasshouse cafe, and a few things management needs to fix.

The Wheel Estate in Perlis is one of Malaysia's best glamping spots for stargazing — air-con domes, dark skies, and a friendly host. Full review here.