Kelam Cave

Kelam Cave offers a unique cave exploration experience where visitors can walk through an extensive limestone cave system via well-lit walkways. The underground river flowing through the cave adds an element of mystery and natural beauty to the visit. In the past, the cave was used as a mining site, leaving behind fascinating historical traces to explore. The cave was developed with a 400-meter concrete walkway featuring 888 lights installed throughout, making it accessible for tourists of all fitness levels. The infrastructure development began in 1995 and was fully completed by 2001. Visitors can enjoy natural stalactite and stalagmite formations along with unique limestone rock formations throughout their journey. The temperature inside the cave remains cool and comfortable year-round. The underground river flowing through Kelam Cave adds an exciting dimension to the visit. The sound of flowing water and reflections on the water surface create a peaceful and calming atmosphere. Local residents share various stories and legends related to the cave, adding cultural heritage and mystique to the destination. Kelam Cave's location on the Perlis-Kedah border makes it easily accessible from various directions. Visitors from Alor Setar can reach it in approximately one hour via the main road. Information boards are placed along the walkway providing details about the cave formations and conservation values.