Gua Wang Burma

Gua Wang Burma is a large natural limestone cave located within Perlis State Park near Kaki Bukit and Wang Kelian in Perlis, Malaysia. Part of the Nakawan Range karst formation, it is known for its spacious chambers, stalactites, stalagmites and other limestone formations. Managed by the Perlis State Forestry Department, access is by guided tour and permit, and it is a key ecotourism attraction in northern Perlis.

Visitors can expect a guided caving experience through a large limestone cave system set in forested karst hills of Perlis State Park. The cave features wide chambers, stalactites, stalagmites, flowstones and dark interior sections requiring torches. Access involves a forest walk and uneven cave floors. Tours are led by park guides and include interpretation of geology and natural surroundings. The surrounding area is dense lowland forest with trails and park facilities at the headquarters.

Limestone cave in the Nakawan Range, part of the Setul limestone formation dating to over 400 million years. The area was historically associated with small-scale tin mining activity and later protected as part of Perlis State Park gazetted in the 1980s for conservation and ecotourism.

Valued as part of Perlis State Park natural heritage and karst landscape, representing the state's limestone cave heritage and ecotourism identity. The cave is managed for conservation, education and nature-based tourism.