 Lenggong, Perak
Lenggong, Malaysia's earliest Paleolithic site
Lenggong is a small town in Hulu Perak. Located beside the Perak River, it is the site of Peninsular Malaysia's most important discovery, the prehistoric skeleton of the 11,000-year-old Perak Man, and West Malaysia only Paleolithic sites.
The archaeological sites in Lenggong includes Bukit Jawa, Kota Tampan, Gua Gunung Runtuh and Gua Harimau.
The town is located beside Tasik Raban, a freshwater lake. As a result of its proximity to fresh water, Lenggong is popular for its freshwater fish dishes.
Location Map of Lenggong
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Getting there
Lenggong is located on Route 76 which links Kuala Kangsar with Baling. To reach it from the North-South Expressway (E1), exit the highway at the Kuala Kangsar Interchange (Exit 143). From there take Route 76 in the direction of Baling.
Getting around
Distances are far at Lenggong. It is recommended that you have your own transport, such as a car or even a four-wheel drive vehicle.
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