Lenggong Valley

Lenggong Valley, located in the Malaysian state of Perak, is one of Southeast Asia’s most significant archaeological sites and was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2012. Often called Malaysia’s “cradle of civilization,” the valley offers a unique look into human history, with evidence of human presence dating back over 1.8 million years.

Visitors can explore important sites such as the Kota Tampan excavation area, the Perak Man burial site—home to the region’s oldest and most complete human skeleton—and the Bukit Jawa prehistoric tool workshop. The Lenggong Archaeological Museum provides further insight into these remarkable discoveries.

Lenggong Valley isn’t just about ancient history: surrounded by limestone hills, caves, and lush rainforests, it also offers beautiful scenery and opportunities for soft adventure, photography, and cultural immersion with local villages.

Ideal for educational trips, small groups, or travelers seeking something off the classic route, Lenggong Valley combines nature, culture, and prehistoric heritage in one compelling destination.

For details on tours and programs including Lenggong Valley, please contact our team.