Exploring Malaysia 
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The sprawling fields of green and gold paddy invoke a peaceful sense of serenity in this little northern gem. Perlis Malaysia’s smallest state, though diminutive in stature, exudes a unique appeal all its own The rustic charm of this predominantly agricultural state is imbued in quaint villages, paddy fields, limestone outcrops and refreshing fresh air and sunshine on a grand scale.
Geography
Perlis, the smallest state in Malaysia measuring approximately 759 sq. km, lies at the north-western corner of Peninsular Malaysia. Its western coastline fronts onto the Straits of Malacca and its neighbours are the Kingdom of Thailand to the north and the state of Kedah to the East and south.
Kangar, the capital of Perlis, is a charming small town where everything is within walking distance. Verdant green fields which transform into fields of undulating golden stalks as the paddy harvest matures all around the town is just one of its delightful attractions..
