What We Found Inside Malaysia’s 36km Mountain Range | Perlis

400 million years of history, explored from the inside, from the top, and from the open water. In Part 2 of our Perlis travel journal, we move beyond the small towns to explore the Nakawan Range—Malaysia's longest continuous limestone ridge and the silent wall separating Malaysia from Thailand. From walking through the dark, hand-carved mining tunnels of Gua Kelam to watching the sunset over Timah Tasoh Dam, this is a quiet journey through time in Malaysia’s smallest state. TIMESTAMPS 00:00 - Intro: The Secret Border 01:00 - Chapter 1: Inside Nakawan Range (Gua Kelam Mining Cave) 02:03 - What the Miners Left Behind 05:15 - The Lowest Chamber & Forgotten History 06:12 - 3D Gallery Stop 06:57 - Dinner at Rusty & Co. 08:57 - Chapter 2: On Top of Nakawan (Wang Kelian Viewpoint) 10:59 - Breakfast at Old Street Coffee House 12:01 - Kangar Chicken Rice & Food Bazaar 16:19 - Chapter 3: At The Edge Of Nakawan (Timah Tasoh Dam Sunset) 19:55 - Next Stop: Bukit Mertajam EXPENSES & COSTS • 3D Gallery: RM3.00 / person • Rusty & Co.: RM44.10 • Wang Kelian Viewpoint: RM2.00 / person • Old Street Coffee House: RM12.60 • Chicken Rice Kiosk: RM18.50 • Dataran Empangan Timah Tasoh (Sunset Boat Ride): RM80.00 The total cost for two people is RM165.20. Part 2 of our Perlis travel journal. Don't miss Part 1!    • What to do in Malaysia Northernmost City? ...   Let us know in the comments: Which is the best in Perlis — The Choley Ride, The Boat Ride or The cave tour? #malaysiatravelvlog #malaysiatravel #visitmalaysia #vloggerlife #aestheticvlog #slowtravel #peacefulvlog #perlis #kampungwarnawarni #nakawan