Taman Pelangi Indah is a freehold residential development located in the developing district of Manjung, Perak, near the town of Sitiawan. The area features a variety of property types, including single-storey terrace houses and semi-detached homes, catering to diverse family needs and lifestyles. This residential area is noted for its freehold tenure, offering permanent ownership to homebuyers. While several developments exist in the area, a new project also named Pelangi Indah is developed by Blue Print Properties Sdn. Bhd., a known developer in Manjung. Property listings indicate that the area includes new phases with expected completion dates around 2025, suggesting ongoing growth and modernization. The township is strategically positioned to benefit from Manjung's comprehensive amenities, including retail centres, educational institutions, and healthcare facilities.Residents have convenient access to major retail and grocery hubs for their daily needs and leisure: A major shopping centre offering a wide range of retail stores, dining options, and entertainment. A hypermarket providing extensive grocery and household shopping options. A variety of educational institutions are located within the Manjung area, serving students from primary to pre-university levels: The first international school in Manjung, offering a Cambridge curriculum from pre-school to A-levels. A public secondary school that has been serving the community since 1985. Other national schools (Sekolah Kebangsaan) are also present in the district. Access to quality healthcare is supported by several private and public hospitals: A multi-disciplinary private hospital with a wide range of specialist services. A well-equipped private healthcare provider with modern medical technologies. The primary government hospital for the district, offering comprehensive public medical care. The Manjung district enjoys excellent connectivity, significantly enhanced by the . This major highway provides an efficient and direct route to other key locations in Perak such as Taiping and Beruas, and connects south towards Selangor and the Klang Valley, boosting the region's accessibility for residents and contributing to its economic growth.