Wang Tangga, Kaki Bukit, Perlis

Public park at Wang Tangga (1 November, 2009)


Wang Tangga is a valley on the opposite end of Gua Kelam from Kaki Bukit. Most people simply regard it as an extension of Gua Kelam, and some call it the Kaki Bukit Recreational Park. The name "wang" which is also sometimes written as "awang" refers to a hollow valley with the sky above. Today Wang Tangga is a popular picnic spot. There is a stream that runs through it with a few man-made cascades across it.

Wang Tangga today has been nicely done up as a park. Footpaths are available for people to stroll around. There are a couple of bridges across the stream, and they are quite scenic. Further away, there is even a place for camping.

Bathing pool at Wang Tangga, Kaki Bukit. (1 November, 2009)


Pedestrian bridge at the recreational park in Wang Tangga, Kaki Bukit. (1 November, 2009)


Tranquility of the pool at Wang Tangga. (1 November, 2009)

How to go to Wang Tangga

Wang Tangga, on the far end of Gua Kelam, is located on the northernmost part of Malaysia, in Wang Kelian State Park. From Kangar, take Route 7 northwards. On the way, you will pass by the Timah Tasoh Dam. Eventually you arrive at a T-junction with one fork leading to Padang Besar while the other leads to Wang Kelian. Go in the direction of Wang Kelian, looking out for roadsign pointing to Gua Kelam. You need to go through Gua Kelam to reach Wang Tangga.

The entrance to Gua Kelam from the Wang Tangga Public Park (1 November, 2009)


Camping ground at Wang Tangga Public Park (1 November, 2009)

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