Bukit Keteri, Limestone hill in Kangar, Malaysia.

Bukit Keteri is a hill in Perlis, Malaysia, reaching 66 metres above sea level, about 11 km northeast of Kangar. The land around it is mostly flat, given over to farmland, with canals nearby and a higher hill of 278 metres about 2.5 km to the southwest.

Bukit Keteri is a 66 m hill in Perlis, about 11 km northeast of Kangar, surrounded by flat land used for paddy farming and cut by canals. The sources record no climbing routes, expeditions or caves on the hill, so its history is limited to its long-standing role as a named landmark in the rice-growing plain.

Bukit Keteri lies in Perlis, Malaysia's smallest state, whose flat coastal plain is dominated by paddy fields; the hill rises from farmland about 11 km from Kangar, the state capital. The surrounding land is worked as sawah, and the hill's name is used for the local area and its roads.

The best climbing season runs from March through October when limestone provides better grip and conditions are more stable. Sturdy hiking shoes and plenty of water are important, as the routes are exposed and get sun throughout the day.

Bukit Keteri is a low limestone hill, only 66 m above sea level, in Perlis about 11 km northeast of Kangar. The surrounding land is flat rice-field country, with a higher 278 m hill 2.5 km to the south. No caves are recorded in the sources, so the summit itself is the landmark.