Perak Tong is one of the most-visited tourist attractions of Perak. Located at a distance of about six kms from state capital Ipoh, Perak Tong is one of the popular cave temples in the region.
Perak Tong, Perak was built by a Buddhist priest from China in 1926. Housed inside the caves of Gunung Tasek, these temples are both mysterious and enthralling.
About 40 statues of Lord Buddha are housed in these huge limestone caves at Perak Tong. The centerpiece is about 12.8 meters in height. You can reach the interiors of the cave through a small passage beyond the main altar. Set amidst natural stalagmites and stalactites, these statues look absolutely mesmerizing.
The walls of the Perak Tong have beautiful drawings and many ancient writings inscribed on them. All these drawings and writings are about the life and times of Lord Buddha.
After you undertake a steep climb of 365 steps, the cave opens up to a spot that provides a panoramic view of the beautiful Ipoh.
Perak Tong can serve as the perfect stopover on your tour of Perak. You also get the chance of satiating your religious inclinations as you set out for cave exploration in Malaysia.
When at Perak Tong, be wary of wild monkeys who roam about the whole area freely, often disrupting human activity. And, also remember that the steps of the temple are closed after 4 pm. Embark on your visit to Perak Tong, Perak only after clarifying the timings, etc.
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