Find Me A Cheap Hotel In Perak

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The second largest state of Malaysia, Perak, can give you an amazing list of ‘to do and see’ list. A tourist to Perak should start by visiting the complex limestone caves of Gua Tempurung where one has to crawl, slide, and squeeze through narrow openings to discover first hand, the beauty of these caves. Look at the amazing stalactites and stalagmites that greet you like a chain chandeliers! Wading through puddles with your head just above the water and crawling under a cave roof that is inches above your head, these caves are guaranteed to give you the thrills and spills. In addition to this, exploring the majestic yet mysterious Kellie’s Castle, trekking in the Royal Belum National Park, boating through the Mangrove swamps are some of the adventures that one can enjoy in Perak. How do you achieve going to so many places and yet maintain a decent savings. Every one knows cheap tickets alone do not help to keep expenses under control. Before you scream – ‘Find me a cheap hotel in Perak,’ ...
... it is a good idea to look into what a cheap hotel can or cannot give.

Perak is a vast expanse of land filled with sun bathed tropical islands, dense jungles, breathtaking gallery of limestone caves, fishing villages, Mangrove forest reserves etc. In order to enjoy these time consuming activities such as boating through Mangrove forest reserve, or spending a whole day enjoying water activities and trekking one has to decide upon a decent yet cheap place to stay in Perak. Ipoh, the capital city of Perak has again a range of budget hotels that suit the pocket. Just type in Find me a cheap hotel in Perak and you can decide based on the location and other features such as availability of family rooms, good security and cleanliness, which is the hotel that is best suited for you. Look through customer reviews and make an objective decision. Cheap hotels are now emphasizing on quality of service, so do take advantage of such features.

From urban upscale modern metropolitan cities to quaint villages where aborigine tribes still maintain their culture and craftsmanship, Malaysia is a hot pot of multiracial cultures. The slogan Malaysia – Truly Asia is most befitting for this country! There is no need to beg ‘Find me a cheap hotel in Malaysia’ in order to enjoy a long holiday. Instead, do get on to the net and browse for budget hotels that offer quality, service and excellent amenities along the length and breadth of the country. These hotels are not just about a bed and bath. Some of them actually cater to disabled guests by providing wheel chair friendly rooms or double rooms that are connected or family rooms in addition to single rooms. For an extra charge air conditioning and Wi-Fi are available and are charged based on the hours of usage. Most of these hotels are centrally located to local shopping centres or entertainment centres. Since, tourism is a competitive industry, budget hotels do this to remain in the business and to entice a tourist to come back again and again.

Penang, the better known state of Malaysia world over, is also known as the ‘pearl of the orient’ in Malaysia. As astounding mix of Chinese, Malay and Indian cultures can be spotted in this state. The capital city of George Town is home to the World Heritage Sites in Malaysia. Just ask for ‘Find me a cheap hotel in Georgetown’ and the internet will show you a number of hotels, each clamouring to get the viewer’s attention. So how does one decide on which budget hotel to settle down upon? Decide on what is important for you and see if these features are all available in a budget hotel. Rate the hotels based on security, service, sanitation, amenities and last but not the least location. Bang in the middle of downtown Penang are some budget hotels that are just a 5minute walk away from the World Heritage Sites. Check the website for extra facilities that are provided for a cost and decide which feature is more important for you. Georgetown is home to the colonial architectural building of Fort Cornwallis, the oldest Anglican St George’s church, the oldest Goddess of Mercy, Chinese temple, Han Jiang Teochew Ancestral temple, Penang State Museum, Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion, Dhammakarama Burmese Temple, Hainanese temple etc. Don’t miss the top tourist attraction of the Tropical Spice Garden which tells you all about the spices that go into your food. Enjoy all this within a limited budget by planning in advance and going through the net for good cheap but high quality hotels.