Ancient temple in the natural karst cave in Ipoh, Malaysia | Perak Cave

Perak Cave in Ipoh, Malaysia, is an ancient temple integrated into a natural karst cave. It is popular and does not require tickets. Many locals come to worship. You can climb to the top of the mountain through the stairs that climb all the way up to the cave entrance and overlook the entire Ipoh city. Friends who like hiking and enjoying the scenery should not miss it. 🎈 Tour route 1️⃣Starting from the entrance of Pili Cave, the first thing that catches your eye is the pavilion built on the mountainside, surrounded by towering ancient trees and a quiet environment. 2️⃣Walk along the stone path, connecting a dozen caves of varying sizes. The cave is filled with natural cool air and the stone paths are winding, which is very interesting. 3️⃣In the main cave, there is a 13-meter-high seated statue of Sakyamuni, which is said to be the largest seated Buddha statue in Malaysia. 4️⃣There are more than a hundred murals on the cliff walls inside the cave, including the Eighteen Arhats and Tang Sanzang's Journey to the West. 5️⃣There are stone steps leading to the upper part of the cave. You can climb up to the observation deck on the top of the mountain and overlook the panoramic view of Ipoh city and the surrounding countryside. 🕙Opening hours: 8:00-17:00 🎫Tickets to scenic spots: Free 📍Detailed address: JIn. Kuala Kangsar, Kawasan Perindustrian Tasek, 31400 Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia