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8 km from Kulim Town. It was the first integrated Hi-tech Park in Malaysia. The main activities at this park are jogging and cycling whilst enjoying the breathtaking wonders of the landscape. There are also facilities like pedestrian walks, gazebos, benches and a children’s playground.
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A temple in Paya Besar.
Subramanium Temple
This is the temple of the Chettiar community in the town. The patron deity of the temple is Murugan, the deity associated with the Hindu festival of Thaipusam.
Putra Lake Garden
Putra Lake is the result of tin mining that was carried out in the area, as early as the 1850s. Visitors come here to either jog or take a walk on the pedestrian walk around the lake.
Famous and biggest Roman Catholic parish church in Kulim. The church in was established in 1948.
The main landmark in Kulim. Ground breaking for the Merdeka Clock Tower was officiated by the late Tunku Abdul Rahman Putra, who was then the Chief Minister of the Federated States of Malaya, on 14 June 1957.
In the Forest Reserves of Mount Bungsu with rapid river and forest ecosystem surroundings. The main activities here include picnicking, dipping, swimming and camping.