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  • Snap a photo with the Boy on Chair street art. This mural was painted by Ernest Zacharevic, a Lithuanian artist, in conjunction with George Town Festival 2012. It is a cheeky depiction of a boy standi

  • Take a selfie with the curious cat procession, drawn by artist Tang Yeok Khang, who works with Artists for Stray Animals (ASA), in conjunction with George Town Festival 2013 for the 101 Lost Kittens p

  • 1st Avenue Mall, a trendy city mall located in the heart of George Town offering fashion, leisure, entertainment & a slew of dining outlets for the style-conscious urbanites. Spreading over 7 retail l

  • The buildings within the compound of 23LoveLane Hotel were constructed at different times beginning from the 1800s, representing five different architectural periods. The 10 room hotel is situated in

  • Tucked away in Penang Hill, The Habitat is home to The World’s Highest Altitude Stressed Ribbon Bridge – the Langur Way Canopy Walk. With multiple viewing platforms spanning some 230m in length

  • A Beatles-inspired bistro and restaurant. Those looking for a relaxing night out would do well here because the music is kept to a comfortable decibel.

  • The Acheen Street Mosque or Masjid Lebuh Acheh is an old mosque located at the heritage enclave of George Town. It was also called the Masjid Jamek as well as Masjid Melayu Lebuh Acheh. It is the olde

  • The world-famous Penang Assam Laksa, is a sour and spicy noodle dish consisting of tangy fish broth that will tease and tantalise your taste buds. Filled to the brim, a bowl of thick rice noodles is g

  • A freshwater swamp spanning over approximately 10ha, the Air Hitam Dalam Educational Forest is located to the north of Province Wellesley (Seberang Perai Utara). Its name ‘Air Hitam Dalam’ refers to a

  • At the contemporary and vibrant Angsana Teluk Bahang in Penang, you will be delighted with the variety of accommodation options from the resort’s collection of 250 rooms and suites, all offering amazi

  • Conveniently situated within the UNESCO World Heritage buffer zone and walking distance from the central business district, Areca Hotel offers families and travellers the opportunity to experience the

  • Set a 2-minute walk from the nearest bus stop, this warm hotel is also a 13-minute walk from both Komtar Tower and the Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion.

  • Aroma hotel is strategically located in Butterworth and it is just 10 minutes drive away from Penang Bridge, Penang Sentral, Sunway city, Seberang Jaya and Bukit Mertajam. The hotel offers 248 spaciou

  • This temple is a South Indian Hindu temple located next to the Penang Bird Park. Built in 1997, it has the largest and tallest main sculpture tower (rajagopuram) in Malaysia, standing at an impressive

  • One unmissable check point for assam laksa lovers is Bisu Laksa. This family-owned stall has been serving delicious assam laksa since 1948. The current owner is hearing impaired so be sure to use simp

  • Fancy a cuddle with farm animals? A visit to the Audi Dream Farm is right up your alley. The farm offers endless joy for visitors to get up close and personal with farmyard animals ranging from rabbit

  • Diners are drawn to Auntie Gaik Lean's Old School Eatery on Lebuh Bishop for its authentic Nyonya ambiance, but they stay for the food. The restaurant serves up genuinely delicious jiu hu char (stir-f

  • Also known as Maal Hijrah, it marks the first day in the Islamic Calendar (Hijrah Calendar). It is equivalent to the 1st of January in the Gregorian Calendar. In most states, it is gazetted as a publi

  • The one and only Balik Pulau Roundabout is a must-see landmark. Small in size yet big in history, this historical monument was built in 1882 by Chinese tycoon Koh Seang Tatt to commemorate the then-Go

  • The one and only Balik Pulau Roundabout is a must-see landmark. Small in size yet big in history, this historical monument was built in 1882 by tycoon Koh Seang Tatt to commemorate the then- Governor

  • Located on Lebuh Acheen, this halal-certified banana leaf restaurant is an excellent choice for banana leaf rice lovers. The must-have side dishes are rasam (spice-filled soup) and lamb or chicken var

  • Batu Bersurat Cherok Tokun is one of our national treasures. This stone with inscriptions was discovered by Colonel James Low in 1845 and gazetted as a national heritage site under the National Herita

  • The British-Siamese Boundary Stone located in a remote field at Pinang Tunggal Seberang Perai Utara was built to mark the boundary and the signing of a treaty between the two territories of the Britis

  • In the island’s north-west corner, Bayview Beach Resort Penang on Batu Ferringhi Beach blends a glorious backdrop of fishing boats dotting the Straits of Malacca with stalls of the local night market.

  • Bayview Hotel Georgetown Penang combines contemporary style with an enviable central setting. You can relax in one of 340 tastefully appointed rooms and suites, and host distinguished events in sophis

  • Known as the only café by the beach in the city, Beach Blanket Babylon is where to indulge in local and western cuisine, beers, cocktails, and wines, with the sights and sounds of the sea and city for

  • The café, located in a two-storey heritage building opposite the Kuan Yin Temple, serves a wide array of all-day breakfast meals even when the sun goes down. Come here for the Big Breakfast and Avocad

  • The Beer Factory at Raja Uda has brought some definite laid-back vibes to the Raja Uda commercial hub, with its al-fresco outdoor dining and industrial factory-themed indoor space. Beer buckets seem t

  • Berjaya Penang Hotel (formerly known as Georgetown City Hotel) is centrally located in George Town, the capital city of the Malaysian state of Penang. This 4-star hotel in Penang is about 30 minutes a

  • Formerly known as Golden Shower, this bar remains as chic as ever with its classic pink interiors. In addition, the bar serves a playful cocktail menu list.

  • Kang Pei Shern, the creative behind “Betterthanblouses”, is known for bringing a modern twist to the traditional batik by turning them into stylish blouses, skirts and dresses suitable for daily and c

  • A traditional Nyonya restaurant with modern touch decor serving authentic Peranakan cuisine in the heart of Penang. You’ll find delights such as gulai tumis (traditional fish curry) and tau yew bak (b

  • Rest your feet and fill your tummy at Hameediyah Restaurant, the perfect place for a plate of hot steamed biryani rice topped with a variety of curries and side dishes.

  • Offers an exquisite dining experience where contemporary French culinary artistry meets the finest seasonal and locally sourced ingredients, paired with selectively curated wines, impeccable service a

  • Penang’s latest attraction in the Teluk Bahang-Balik Pulau ecotourism belt, features ‘glamping’ or glamorous camping. At Boulder Valley Glamping, enchanting nature meets modern luxury where one can en

  • You can “travel around the world” without even having to leave Penang! Located in the heart of George Town, at the Penang Esplanade, snap memorable shots with your family and friends against iconic la

  • This vendor has all the classics (kaya, char siew, peanut buns), but their brown sugar buns are the real knockout. Each bun is coated with melt-in-your-mouth brown sugar topping. The brown sugar buns

  • This hilltop restaurant serves mouthwatering Thai cuisines. Diners are sure to stay for the chilly night breeze and gorgeous views of Balik Pulau streetscapes below after dinner.

  • - 36-hole international championship golf course spreads over 315 acres of fairways - Hill Course: 18-hole, par 72 championship course playing to 6,385m in length - Lake Course: 18-hole, par 72 cour

  • After getting your nature fix, walk around Bukit Mertajam's charming old town. Don’t forget to drop by the old family home of Penang's first Chief Minister Tan Sri Wong Pow Nee on Jalan Datuk Ooh Choo

  • A well-developed state recreation park that is brimming with wildlife, a flowing river and lush greeneries. A suitable place for an adventurous nature escapade, be sure to explore the mangroves’ varie

  • Bukit Tambun may be known as a fishing village with plenty of seafood restaurants to choose from, but there's more to do here than eating! First, check out the rows of colourful heritage pre-war shoph

  • This river-fronting seafood restaurant offers fresh-off-the-boat catches cooked by expert hands in many different ways. You’ll find fishes, shrimps and crabs fried in butter, or with curry and other s

  • Burmahtel is conveniently located at Jalan Burmah, in the centre of Penang. It is safe, comfortable and affordable to stay. It is ideally located at the heart of Penang’s hawker food centre , shopping

  • Add a pop of colours to your trip at Butterworth Art Walk. With its eye-catching murals and installations, these art pieces serve as a quirky backdrop for a photo op. At the same time, they aim to ed

  • The food in Lagenda Café honours the late P.Ramlee, Penang's beloved musician, actor, and songwriter. It serves up Indonesian-Malay cuisine with a western touch in a series of exquisitely put together

  • For a bit of retail therapy, head over to Capal Jago, a homegrown capal brand founded by the late Haji Hashim Hassan, a famous Kepala Batas capal maker in 1958. This traditional trade is now inherited

  • Nyonya comfort food finds a home in CEKI Nyonya Restaurant. Perut ikan (classic Penang-Nyonya fish maw-vegetable stew) and otak-otak (steamed fish custard wrapped with banana leaves) are all done very

  • Central Island Park at Aspen Vision City in Batu Kawan showcases an artistic display of enchanting fountains and garden pathways that look amazing in daylight and even better at night.

  • This Teochew delicacy is a favourite with locals. Chai kueh is a type of steamed glutinous rice dumpling filled with Chinese chives. This spot here also offers jicama and pumpkin fillings.

  • Celebrated on the 15th day of the Chinese Lunar Calendar, Chap Goh Meh is the final day of the two week-long Chinese New Year celebration. It is also known as Chinese Valentine’s Day. On this day, the

  • Though Penang's most famous product is assam laksa, the dish that is closest to most locals' hearts is char koay teow, a noodle dish stir-fried over very high heat with light or dark soy sauce, chilli

  • A well-loved comfort food in the mainland, this stall is known for its charcoal-fried char koay teow served with sunny side up duck egg. The queue for a plate of char koay teow is usually long, but fa

  • Take a tour of Penang’s earliest clan house. Situated a block away from Khoo Kongsi, it has the earmarks of the grand temples and palaces of China. The architecture and design of this building has inf

  • A Grand Mansion conceived and constructed by a Grand Man, an eminent edifice which history calls home; a peerless representation of the Paradigm Chinese Courtyard House – the Cheong Fatt Tze 'Blue' Ma

  • Comprising 11 spa villas and a yoga pavilion, the spa incorporates the architecture of Malay and Peranakan influences. In addition, the spa menu includes Chinese and Malay treatments.

  • China House is a traditional compound of 3 heritage buildings, linked by an open-air courtyard and converted into various spaces comprising shops, cafés, a restaurant, galleries, live music, and a bak

  • Chinese New Year is celebrated on the first day of the Lunar Calendar, with each year ushering in a zodiac animal ruling sign. Celebrations start on the eve of Chinese New Year where family members ga

  • Christmas is an annual festival commemorating the birth of Jesus Christ, observed primarily on December 25 as a religious and cultural celebration among billions of people around the world

  • This Roman Catholic Church in Nibong Tebal was founded in 1891 by a Catholic missionary, Father Rene Michel Marie Fee. The church is dedicated to St. Anthony of Padua, Italy. It is one of the oldest c

  • The Church of the Holy Name of Jesus is a prominent landmark in Balik Pulau. Built in 1854, it is one of the oldest churches in Penang. Over the years, this Roman Catholic church underwent a series of

  • History buffs should head over to the Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus in Pagar Tras. Built by French Catholic missionaries in 1882, the derelict edifice once served the Hakka Catholic community in

  • Cititel Express, Penang is the epitome of a smart, clean and simple hotel for both leisure and business travellers in Penang. Ideally located in the heart of George Town, the hotel offers convenience

  • An architectural landmark by itself in the city and standing a magnificent 16-storey high in the heart of George Town, Penang, is the 4-star Cititel Penang, the best propositioned hotel in Penang Isla

  • The City Hall of George Town or Dewan Bandaraya George Town is a Victorian-style building along Jalan Padang Kota Lama. It was constructed in 1903, and opened in 1906. It holds the distinction as bein

  • Walk down the pier and catch the sunset from the Clan Jetties. Sit back at a café and order a cold drink as the day draws to an end. Take in the sights at the floating village by the waterfront. Home

  • Revolving around the produce-driven concept, gēn 根 takes you on an exciting journey in a readaptation of nostalgic flavours, using bold innovative cooking methods. The establishment is ranked at numbe

  • Courtyard by Marriott Penang, a hotel conveniently located along the Jalan Macalister in the heart of UNESCO-listed George Town is steps from local attractions, stunning architecture, unique cultural

  • A well-loved comfort food in Kepala Batas, this eatery serves one of the best cucur udang (deep-fried prawn and bean sprout fritters) on the island. The texture of the cucur udang itself is indeed cr

  • Still craving for something unique in Bukit Mertajam? This traditional dish is a childhood favourite for many locals and gets its name from the aluminium bowls used to steam rice. It is then turned up

  • Curry Mee at Sister Curry Mee, Air Itam The octogenarian sisters at Sister Curry Mee have made a name for themselves as a living heritage who serve curry mee cooked over a charcoal stove. The sister’

  • Danai Wellness offers spa treatments and packages such as aromatherapy massage, body wrap, body scrub, facial and more.

  • First of its kind in Malaysia, the interactive 3D art gallery showcases a great day-to-night transition of its exhibits.

  • Dataran Pemuda Merdeka Butterworth or originally known as British Recreation Club, is close to the locals’ heart. The place recorded various historical and nostalgic events where the struggle for inde

  • Located at Penang Hill's Strawberry Hill, head over to David Brown's Restaurant and sample their rib eye steaks, chicken Maryland, oxtail stew and more. For tea time, order David Brown's scone set acc

  • Located in the heart of Penang Mainland, De Pauh Garden serves a variety of choices of local Malay cuisines and Western favourites. With a seating capacity of up to 200 at a time, its garden-themed re

  • This colourful festival is also known as "The Festival of Lights" and is celebrated by Hindus all around the world. Oil lamps are lit and decorated in their homes on Deepavali morning as a way of than

  • For a change of pace, head to the neighbouring Batu Kawan, where modern-day shopping awaits! Billed as the greenest mall in Malaysia and the only outlet mall in the northern region, Design Village Out

  • Overlooking the Malacca Strait, the hotel is adjacent to Miami Beach, connected by a footbridge. The hotel provides free shuttle covers both Batu Ferringhi beach resort and George Town – a UNESCO Worl

  • Durian is one of the most popular fruits in Penang, and it is a must-try for all visitors. There are many award-winning durians in Penang such as Ang Hae, D16, Ang Bak, Ang Jin, D700, and plenty more.

  • The Eastern & Oriental Hotel – known simply as the ‘E&O’ to generations of travellers – exudes a charm that is inimitably its own. For most of its history, its passageways and halls were the preserve

  • A mere stone’s throw-away from the city centre, nestled at the heart of Queensbay, enjoy the wispy sea breeze whilst gazing into the horizon of the Straits of Malacca to the shores of Jerejak Island.

  • A meticulously restored Colonial mansion set in the heart of historical George Town, Penang - a Lifestyle Hotel awaits to be discovered. Offering a combination of luxurious comfort, exceptional guest

  • Experience an insightful journey through the spices and let the knowledgeable tour guide take you on a leisurely walk and tell you stories of nature, herbs, flowers, wildlife and a bit about Penang's

  • Entopia by Penang Butterfly Farm is the world’s first tropical butterfly and insect sanctuary. Relaunched after an extensive facelift, it is a large butterfly enclave with about 15,000 butterflies, dr

  • A departure from the conventional idea of rollercoaster rides, ESCAPE is an outdoor adventure play theme park, sprawled over 17.8 hectares with challenging activities and games suited for children and

  • Evergreen Laurel Hotel Penang in Penang, Malaysia offers a splendid stay close to the UNESCO Heritage Site of George Town. Classic and elegant, the 5-star hotel offers the perfect base for exploring t

  • This humble eatery serves over 30 types of dishes including curries, mock meats, warm desserts, and many more. This is a spot that lets you pick your own dishes all at a reasonable price so go ahead a

  • Farquhar’s Bar is a handsome vintage cocktail bar featuring a classic long bar of oak and brass, its lush interiors decorated with antique fittings and plush leather sofas. Whether you fancy a refresh

  • Feringgi Grill's fine dining menu is inspired by the climate and flavours of Penang, as well as its diverse mix of diners from the world over. The chef keeps the menu interesting by frequently adding

  • All rooms are designed with your comfort in mind, the simplicity of the designs adds to the calmness of the surroundings. With 280 guest rooms ranging from deluxe rooms to suite rooms, there is bound

  • These Indian florists also serve the different racial communities who come to buy flowers for altar offering or just to pick up a bouquet for a loved one. The flowers are either locally sourced or bro

  • Fly Me To offers majestic views of KOMTAR and features five themed, air-conditioned outdoor private tents. The café also has indoor seating in its dreamy glasshouse restaurant.

  • Fort Cornwallis is named after the Governor-General in Bengal in the late 1700s, Charles Cornwallis. It is one of the most interesting historical landmarks in George Town. It is located close to the E

  • Start your day with a great dose of greenery at Frog Hill (also known as Bukit Katak). Dubbed as Penang’s answer to China’s well-known Jiuzhaigou, Frog Hill is a favourite spot for naturalists and avi

  • Pure elegance with stunning contemporary interiors, G Hotel Gurney houses 312 rooms and is prominently located next to upscale shopping malls and nearby eateries. The hotel is the perfect starting poi

  • Galaxy Star Hotel is within the vicinity of Bukit Minyak Industrial Park, Batu Kawan Industrial Park, Penang Science Park, seafood restaurants, Batu Kawan Stadium and a short drive to Penang bridge, P

  • After enjoying a picture-perfect outing at Kampung Agong, it’s time to check out Galeri Warisan Arkeologi Guar Kepah. The gallery, sited just a 10-minute drive away from Kampung Agong, is an archeolog

  • Take a morning stroll along the Street of Harmony and bask in the influences of four different religions – Christianity, Taoism, Hinduism and Islam.

  • George Town Festival (GTF) is an annual festival held in Penang, in honour of the city’s designation as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2008. This year’s Festival is reimagined and curated as a hybrid

  • George Town Heritage Celebrations is an annual event to celebrate the living heritage of George Town and to raise awareness about the importance of safeguarding our shared cultural heritage. The event

  • Held annually in the World UNESCO Heritage Site of George Town, GTLF is the most prominent literary platform of free speech in Malaysia and has a specific focus on world literature.

  • George Town has become a favourite with the Condé Nast set with its eclectic range of boutique accommodation, which includes beautifully-restored traditional shop houses and hip, trendy hotels with hi

  • Built in 1800 through the joint efforts of the Chinese settlers (Hokkien and Cantonese communities), the Goddess of Mercy Temple is the oldest Chinese temple in Penang.

  • Located in the heart of the exciting Juru Auto-City Penang, Golden Nasmir Hotel Sdn. Bhd. was officially opened on 23rd February 2007.

  • Located along Batu Ferringhi beach, Golden Sands Beach Resort, Penang is the ultimate family-friendly escape in Penang where magical memories are made for guests of all ages. Experience Golden Sands'

  • With its minimalist decor and casual atmosphere, Grain Modern Food is a great place to relax. Menu options include Caribbean baked fish with salmon roe, Iberico pork steak, German potato salad, and mo

  • The Grand Orient Hotel is situated near the Penang Bridge. The hotel has lift access to all floors, as well as ample parking for cars.

  • Immerse in an extraordinary beachfront dining experience with a mesmerising sunset view as you indulge in authentic Italian cuisine. Delight your special someone with a romantic candlelit four-course

  • Fish doesn’t come much fresher than it does at Hai Boey Seafood Restaurant, an easy-going and cosy eatery set right by the beach in Teluk Kumbar. Go early to grab a spot and catch the beautiful sunset

  • Haja Mohideen is the last songkok maker within the World Heritage Site. A songkok is traditional Malay headgear worn by men during important religious and festive occasions such as Hari Raya, weddings

  • Original Penang Kayu Nasi Kandar has graced locals and tourists with its presence for decades. When you're here, go all in for nasi kandar, a type of rice dish usually drenched in at least two.

  • Hameed Pata Mee Sotong: Office workers and tourists alike line-up day and night for the queue-worthy spicy Indian Muslim noodle dish at Hameed Pata Mee Sotong located in Kota Selera Food Court next to

  • Hard Rock Hotel Penang is a luxury resort situated along the famous beaches of Batu Ferringhi. This hip and trendy resort in Penang is suitable for families, couples and singles for their relaxing acc

  • In Malaysia, the Muslims celebrate the start of the month of Syawal with their families and friends. It marks the end of a month-long fasting during Ramadan.

  • Located 708m (2326 ft) above sea level, the Hillside Retreat has stellar views of the island and mainland, and the surrounding 130-million-year-old virgin rainforest. Its Instagram-worthy rooms, which

  • Started in 2014 as a hosting space for Ernest Zacharevic's solo exhibition Art is Rubbish is Art, Hin Bus Depot Gallery continues to explore new ideas and serve as a creative platform for regional and

  • This roadside stall in Sungai Ara is one of the best spots to dig into a hearty bowl of hokkien mee. Not to be confused with the KL version of hokkien mee, which is a noodle dish stir-fried with thick

  • With artsy graffiti walls that transform this Mexican-style bar into a more hipster one, expect to find a handful of margaritas and cocktails that are wallet-friendly. Moreover, they’ve also got tasty

  • Hompton By The Beach Penang is a 4-star hotel with the persona of ‘home’, offering travellers a restful sojourn along the strategic Tanjong Tokong seafront.All rooms are architected to face the expans

  • Hotel Alpha offers 31 air-conditioned accommodations with safes and complimentary toiletries. 32-inch flat-screen televisions come with cable channels. Bathrooms include showers and bidets. This Bukit

  • Hotel Continental Penang is an affordable business and leisure hotel where comfort, convenience and security are its priority. It is in close proximity to a variety of eateries, shopping, medical and

  • Located in the lively and cultural George Town, Hotel JEN Penang is at the centre of it all. The historic city centre – a UNESCO World Heritage Site – is just a short stroll away, past bustling alleyw

  • The hotel offers guests extraordinary experiences, created by combining unique architecture and structure, expressive decor and artistry, and magnificent features. Add great service, and the result is

  • Hotel NEO+ Penang is a uniquely designed hotel in the heart of George Town for guests that expect exceptional service, a stylish design and total comfort. Surrounded by well known local attractions, H

  • Hotel Sentral Georgetown enjoys a unique location within walking distance to major shopping districts such as Times Square, 1st Avenue Shopping Mall, Komtar (hub of government activities and home to P

  • This 3-star beachfront accommodation offers cosy and elegant rooms and suites. Each guest space comes with an LCD TV, Wi-Fi Internet connection, private toilet and bath, and a balcony area.

  • The House of Yeap Chor Ee was the first home of Yeap Chor Ee, a young immigrant who came to Penang in 1885 and worked as a barber before becoming a captain of industry at the turn of the 20th century.

  • The Hungry Ghost Festival is believed to be when the Gates of Hell are opened for spirits and ghosts to roam freely. Makeshift altars are erected at roadsides where giant joss sticks are lit and food

  • Hutan Paya Laut (also known as Taman Paya Bakau) is a small mangrove forest reserve equipped with wooden planks, allowing visitors to take in the sights and sounds of this unique mangrove forest.

  • Iconic Hotel Prai Penang offers impeccable service and all the essential amenities to invigorate travellers. A selection of top-class facilities such as 24-hour room service, free Wi-Fi in all rooms,

  • Many have waxed lyrical about Pak Din Ikan Bakar, and for a good reason: it is undoubtedly the best Ikan Bakar spot you can find in Penang. Sample if for yourself and you’ll know why.

  • End your trip with another dose of retail therapy at IKEA Batu Kawan. This world-famous Swedish founded furniture brand is Malaysia's first store to be opened in the northern region. Drop by to scout

  • Located on the first floor, Indigo restaurant is inspired by Cheong Fatt Tze himself, offering a marriage between East and West in the setting and the cuisine.

  • Irama Dining aims to bring Malay cuisine to the table, with dishes that revive recipes passed down from generation to generation.

  • Ivy's Nyonya Cuisine offers a Nyonya culinary adventure with every meal, emphasising traditional Peranakan recipes, including fish otak-otak, Sambal Hae Bee, and Kapitan curry chicken.

  • The Ixora Hotel is a new leading business class hotel in mainland Penang with trendy concepts. Located just next to Megamall Penang at Jalan Baru, Bandar Perai Jaya, Ixora Hotel offers 326 well-equipp

  • Jambatan Merdeka is located on the border of Kedah-Penang. The bridge was completed in 1957 to replace the original bridge (1940) that the Japanese Army destroyed in 1942. The bridge crosses the Sunga

  • Jawi House was established by the Karim family of Punjabi-Jawi Peranakan ancestry, dating back six generations in George Town and four generations of women who created this incredible cuisine. Jawi Pe

  • Located in the Tanjung Tokong area, it gives you easy access to the city’s main attractions. Popular attractions such as Batu Ferringhi and George Town are only 15 minutes away. This makes Jazz Hotel

  • Josh Lee Fragrances is an international fragrance brand that offers a collection of premium and niche fragrances with worldly scents from nature (flowers, fruits, spices, herbs, woods, marine water an

  • Time for a fun dinner and a night in town. Reputed to be the first of its kind in Malaysia, Juru Auto City is a one-stop destination for auto, food, entertainment and shopping. It offers many excellen

  • After a morning exploring green spaces, shift gears for an Instagrammable attraction, an ancient site, and shopping. A place of interest worth checking out is Kampung Agong in Penaga. Highly rated by

  • The Kapitan Keling Mosque along Jalan Masjid Kapitan Keling is one of the well known mosques in Penang. Before the Penang State Mosque was built, the Kapitan Keling Mosque was used as the state mosque

  • A modern interpretation of Nyonya cuisine created especially for the dining room at the Seven Terraces Hotel Penang.

  • Kek Lok Si Temple is the most well known temple on the island and also known as Temple of Supreme Bliss and was founded in 1890. The temple consists of prayer halls, pagodas and bell towers.

  • Still hungry? Head to Key’s char koay teow for a hearty plate of this noodle dish. The eatery serves a gravy version of char koay teow boasting rich prawn stock. This must-try noodle dish is served ho

  • Marvel at the intricate and highly elaborate architecture of the Chinese clan temple. The clan temple was built in 1906, at the height of the Khoo clan’s prosperity and eminence. The Khoo Kongsi compl

  • Kim Haus is the spot where you begin an unlikely romance with gold over cakes and coffee – the café used to be a gold shop and still houses some of its remnants. Located on the eastern side of Lebuh C

  • Touted as the highest café in Penang, Kopi Hutan offers a unique experience of enjoying a pot of hot coffee 730 meters above sea level amidst Penang’s 130-million-year-old rainforest.

  • Ku Zheng Tse Temple is a newly built Buddhist temple in Seberang Jaya. The grand architecture of the temple emits an image of a Central Thai Temple. There is a pavilion with donation tablets for the G

  • Based in Balik Pulau, Laksa Janggus began serving Malay-style Assam Laksa under the shade of a Pokok Janggus or cashew nut tree. In contrast to the Chinese style Assam Laksa with its distinctive tamar

  • This vendor serves a variant of laksa that steers away from the typical assam laksa found in Penang, almost a cross between Penang assam laksa and laksa Kedah. The laksa at this eatery also comes with

  • Bạn thậm chí có thể “du lịch vòng quanh thế giới” mà chẳng cần rời Penang! Tổ chức tại Penang Esplanade, trung tâm phố cổ George Town, chương trình “Penang Brings the World to your Doorstep” (Penang m

  • Bạn thậm chí có thể “du lịch vòng quanh thế giới” mà chẳng cần rời Penang! Tổ chức tại Penang Esplanade, trung tâm phố cổ George Town, chương trình “Penang Brings the World to your Doorstep” (Penang m

  • Bạn thậm chí có thể “du lịch vòng quanh thế giới” mà chẳng cần rời Penang! Tổ chức tại Penang Esplanade, trung tâm phố cổ George Town, chương trình “Penang Brings the World to your Doorstep” (Penang m

  • Bạn thậm chí có thể “du lịch vòng quanh thế giới” mà chẳng cần rời Penang! Tổ chức tại Penang Esplanade, trung tâm phố cổ George Town, chương trình “Penang Brings the World to your Doorstep” (Penang m

  • Rice is not just food; it is a key ingredient used to make a traditional beauty product known as cooling face powder (bedak sejuk). It is believed to help remove skin blemishes, improve the appearance

  • Leisure Cove Hotel & Apartments features 70 suites ranging from 2 bedroom suites to deluxe rooms. Located merely 15 minutes from the centre of town and 10 minutes to Batu Ferringhi, the hotel serves a

  • This luxurious seaside resort is exclusively designed by world-class, award-winning architects for your ultimate comfort. Each of the 222 spacious suites is tastefully decorated and showcases floor-to

  • Time to jazz up your tastebuds with another local favourite, loh mee. This Fujianese braised noodle dish is served in a thick starchy gravy. A winning comfort food.

  • Lok-lok at Lebuh Carnarvon, George Town A popular supper food in Penang, lok-lok offers an array of deep-fried foods, seafood, meat and vegetables served on a skewer. Here, you select your choice of

  • Tucked away in an idyllic spot along Penang’s coastline, Lone Pine is Batu Ferringhi’s only luxury boutique hotel. Renewed and rejuvenated after a lovingly undertaken restoration, Penang’s favourite b

  • Your food adventure is incomplete without sampling more street food at Long Beach Food Court. The hawker centre offers a myriad of dishes to satisfy all kinds of taste buds, from the piquant assam lak

  • Features modern guest rooms with comfortable beds and good size bathrooms, perfect for relaxing after a long day (or night) wandering the sights of Penang or from work. Equipped with free Wi-Fi and ca

  • Ideal for fun and relaxation, Macalister Hotel consists of 26 units with facilities to enrich your stay in Penang. For the comfort and convenience of guests, some of the hotel rooms offer basic kitche

  • The modern-meets-deco interior of a 100-year-old heritage building, Macalister Mansion now features a colourful marble finish for its eight revitalised rooms. Each claiming a bespoke design that sets

  • All Macalister Terraces rooms feature an artistic blend of designer and contemporary heritage aesthetics, where distinct antique furniture pieces take pride of place luxuriously appointed touches that

  • Maison de Poupée was established in 1999 by a double honours graduate from world-renowned fashion college, Central Saint Martins College of Art & Design, London. The brand’s in-house artisans comprise

  • Kedah Royal Mausoleum is a heritage of Kedah’s Malay Sultanate. This mausoleum was founded by Almarhum Tunku Sulaiman Ibni Almarhum Sultan Abdullah Mukarram Shah before 1821. On 12 November 1821, Arma

  • A significant date in the history of Malaysia as it marks the joining together of Malaya, Sabah and Sarawak to form Malaysia in 1963.

  • Named after the grandfather of former prime minister Tun Abdullah Ahmad Badawi, Masjid Abdullah Fahim is the biggest mosque in Kepala Batas. With its stunning Persian blue minaret and domes, this arch

  • Although originating from the south, the noodles served here are a more locally infused taste that is bound to leave you wanting more, with its egg noodle and spicy shrimp soup, it is the perfect brun

  • Time for dinner! Those craving mee udang will do well at Warung Paksu Mee Udang. This lowkey restaurant serves mee udang with the freshest catch sourced from nearby fishing villages. Each bowl is serv

  • Mei Hotel Penang is located at Abu Siti Lane amidst the bustling fare of local hawker eateries. All 96 minimalist designed rooms are decked out with your utmost comfort and pleasure in mind, complete

  • Built in 1985, Mengkuang Dam is the biggest dam in Penang, located in Seberang Perai. The Mengkuang Dam is 10 times the size of the Air Itam Dam, with a capacity of 23.5 million cubic metres. With its

  • For the comfort and convenience of guests, the hotel offers 24-hour room service, free Wi-Fi in all rooms, 24-hour security, daily housekeeping, and taxi service. M Bar and The Ombak coffee house is a

  • To commemorate Malaysia’s Independence Day, the Penang State Government organises an annual Merdeka Parade, where contingents representing various government agencies take part in the occasion.

  • Restoran Minah is a popular family-operated Nasi Melayu restaurant set up in Gelugor in 1957. Customers enjoy the homemade curry, kerabu, mutton kurma and other dishes with rice.

  • Established in 2015, Ming Fine Arts is a centre for fine and exquisite art pieces in Penang. Work of art includes Penang local artist paintings, Chinese ceramics, wall arts and more.

  • The Minor Basilica of St. Anne has existed since 1833 when the Chinese and Indian Catholics from Batu Kawan settled in the foothills of Bukit Mertajam. These people were farmers who had come to clear

  • It may be hard to spot Moh Teng Pheow Nyonya Kuih, so keep a lookout for the faded sign. Locals will tell you to try various kinds of authentic Nyonya kuih which Moh Teng Pheow Nyonya Kuih is known fo

  • Located on Lebuh Pantai, Monsieur 85 might be small but filled with tons of surprises. Enjoy a casual drink or dinner while you relax to the sounds of soft jazz music.

  • - 287-acre golf course - 18-hole, par 72 with 7,028 yards in length

  • The bubur kacang here has a rich history dating back to pre-Independence. Bubur kacang is a type of Indian-style sweet dessert. Complete your meal Chukku Malli coffee, an Indian herbal drink concocted

  • Mypintu Plate is a cooking class offered in George Town Penang by the excellent chef and world traveller Khalid Albasrawy. This cooking class focuses on Malaysian dishes, authentic spices and fresh he

  • Nada Natural Farming is an organic farm and café that serves locally-sourced fares with a scenic view. Ingredients are sourced directly from their farm. Expect to dig into organic tomatoes in lip-smac

  • Narrow Marrow is a weekend café serving food, cakes and a variety of drinks to the weekend foragers around this part of George Town.

  • This eatery is known for its extensive spread of Malay dishes. Those who prefer a little heat may add gulai ayam, curry fish head and beef rendang to the mix.

  • Shall your stomach demand a plate of nasi kandar, head over to Nasi Kandar Jeti. This eatery is one of the more popular nasi kandar joints in Butterworth. Grab a plate of steamed rice and accompany it

  • If you haven't yet realised, curry and rice are Penang staples. The consistency of the curries can be thick or watery, and packed with flavour. Try sampling it all by requesting for "kuah campur", whi

  • Positioned right at the entrance of Sri Weld Food Court, the nasi lemak is popular among office workers and tourists for its pyramid-shaped piping hot nasi lemak wrapped in banana leaves.

  • Ask any out-of-towner if they have heard of nasi lemuni and chances are the answer is "no". This uniquely northern rice dish is cooked with daun lemuni (vitex trifolia) and is often accompanied by sam

  • Explore the nature reserves and relaxing activities for individuals, families, the young and the old. There are Nature Trails & Heritage Walks offering visitors opportunities to appreciate stunning vi

  • The Navratri Festival is a Hindu religious festival. For 9 days, devotees pray to the Goddess Durga, Goddess Lakshimi and Goddess Saraswathy in hopes of being bestowed with power, wealth, and educatio

  • Nazlina Spice Station is the place for people to meet, cook and talk about food, especially the richness of Penang cuisines.

  • For over four decades, master craftsman Ng Chai Tiam has carved countless traditional Chinese stone seals which are used by businessmen, traders and calligraphy artists as a signature on official docu

  • The Nine Emperor Gods Festival is celebrated on the 1st till 9th day of the ninth month in the lunar calendar. Throughout this festival, rituals such as skewering and fire walking ceremonies are carri

  • The Nine Emperor Gods Temple is one of the largest temples in Butterworth. Dedicated to the Nine Emperor Gods of Taoist mores, it has gone through several makeovers over the years. It started out as a

  • Nestled in the heart of Penang’s heritage centre, Noordin Mews is an intimate 1920s Peranakan shophouse turned hotel. With rooms meticulously restored to capture the essence of a simpler age, Noordin

  • On the 17th day of the holy Ramadan month, a national-level celebration called the Nuzul Al-Quran is held to commemorate the day Prophet Muhammad S.A.W first received the revelation from heaven. It is

  • Nyonya kebaya and beaded shoes artisan Kenny Loh is one of the few artisans specialising in Nyonya kebaya tailoring and embroidery as well as beaded shoes (kasut manek) in the region and has been feat

  • Get your smartphone ready because these palm-sized treats at Moh Teng Pheow Nyonya Koay & Canteen are Insta-worthy. Come in various colours, shapes and sizes, the snacks are flavoured and coloured fro

  • Located in the heart of Burmah Road, Bee Hooi Restaurant is a popular spot flocked with locals to satisfy oh chien (oyster omelette) cravings. With the right combination of starch and egg batter, the

  • Nestled along the industrial and corporate corridors of Penang, the Olive Tree Hotel is a proud Green Building Index (GBI) compliant hotel that boasts easy access to major landmarks and hosts a conven

  • Original Penang Kayu Nasi Kandar has graced locals and tourists with its presence for decades. When you’re here, go all in for nasi kandar, a type of rice dish usually drenched in at least two types o

  • Orinea by Farquhar Mansion adds a luxurious twist on contemporary cuisine.Located on Gurney Drive, the restaurant offers gorgeous panoramic views of the Straits of Malacca.

  • At OZO George Town Penang great sleep is a ‘must’. The excitement of the city might be steps away, but close the doors and your space becomes your rest and relaxation zone. All rooms feature our signa

  • Hotel Palm Inn Bukit Mertajam is offering accommodation in Bukit Mertajam. The accommodation provides a 24-hour front desk as well as free WiFi.

  • Affordable hotel strategically located in Butterworth. Walking distance to clinics, convenience shops, banks and tourist mural arts.

  • Offering guests an elegant environment and luxury organic treatments, the award-winning PAÑPURI Organic Spa opens doors at the Eastern & Oriental Hotel in Penang, Malaysia.

  • One of the best spots to end an excursion in these parts of the island is at the picturesque Pantai Malindo. The beach is one of the best spots to watch the sunset, with sweeping views of the long str

  • Located along the beautiful shorelines of Penang, our Batu Ferringhi resort is ideal for unforgettable honeymoons, fun family getaways and corporate workshops. At PARKROYAL Penang Resort, you can rela

  • Offers a choice of 402 well-furnished guest rooms and suites. All rooms are fully equipped with modern amenities and offer a grand view of the Penang Bridge and Seberang Prai city skyline.

  • Fifth-generation Nyonya Pearly Kee specialised in Malaysian cuisines, including Nyonya, Malay, street food and Indian food. She also offers hands-on cooking classes for gluten-free and vegan recipes.

  • The Penang 3D Trick Art Museum features two-dimensional exhibits with themes of "All About Penang Life" and "Modern Classic" and art exhibits with three-dimensional sculptures. The museum also has 35

  • The first and largest bird park of its kind in Malaysia is an unmissable checkpoint on the Seberang Perai tourist trail. Observe exotic birds ranging from tiny sunbirds to gigantic 8-foot tall ostrich

  • Penang CNY Celebration (Miao Hui) is an annual event held during CNY to showcase and promote Chinese traditional culture. This year, the celebration is held virtually through social media and webinar

  • Durian is one of the most popular fruits in Penang, and a must-try for all visitors. There are many award-winning durians in Penang such as Ang Hae, D16, Ang Bak, Ang Jin, D700, and plenty more.

  • - 18-hole with 5,763m, par 72 golf course - Famous for its 10th hole with its tee box perched 100 feet above the fairway on the valley floor

  • - 36-hole, divided into West and East course, each consists of 18 holes - West Course: 18-hole, par 72 playing to 6,247m in length - East Course: 18-hole, par 72 playing 6,324m in length

  • Penang Hill or Bukit Bendera is an excellent vantage point with lush greenery and quaint British bungalows; the perfect location for afternoon tea amid cooler climes. Visitors can take the funicular t

  • A lifetime chance to see the nocturnal wonders of the Penang Hill's rainforest. Many animals, especially insects, amphibians, and reptiles, hide from predators during the day. This means that nighttim

  • Showcases the forgotten musical heritage of Penang with exhibits and interactive features, with a spotlight on the traditional music of Penang's diverse communities, the defining period of the 1930s t

  • The Penang International Food Festival (PIFF) is a 22-day long annual event, offering visitors an exciting experience to indulge in Penang's famed food. Presenting endless delectable choices, PIFF is

  • The Penang National Park is one of the world’s smallest forest reserves and is also home to the only Meromictic Lake in Malaysia. It is estimated that over 150 bird species alone have made their home

  • The Penang State Art Gallery is a comprehensive collection devoted to modern and contemporary art. The gallery also presents artworks revolving around ideas of identity, urbanisation, globalisation an

  • This charming mosque was constructed in the 1970s and features western modernist and Malay architectural designs. With its tall minaret and a large central dome, it is also one of the most recognisabl

  • - 9-hole, par 33 - Men: 2,409m, slope rating-117, course rating-32.4 - Ladies: 2,130m, slope rating-114, course rating-33.4

  • The Pinang Peranakan Mansion is one of the most ornate private homes in George Town. Built by one of the most illustrious personalities in 19th century Malaya, the house has a long and colourful histo

  • This place revolutionises classic vegetarian food by fusing them with modern-day fares, creating Truffle Burger, Nasi Kandar, and even Vegan New York Cheesecake.

  • Pongal is a harvest festival celebrated by Hindus, usually in January or February, when crops like paddy and sugarcane are harvested.

  • Whether you’re a local, a tourist or an out-of-state visitor looking for a perfect spot to kick back and chill out, Penang’s quirky cafes and swanky bars offer plenty of variety. Here are some popular

  • This quaint fishing village lures seafood-craving foodies with fresh-off-the-boat seafood dishes, but beyond its charming floating restaurants, there are various heritage sites to explore. Visit the i

  • The menu is reminiscent of home-cooked "masakan kampung" (traditional Malay village cooking), offering plenty of home-made Malay dishes such as roti jala with gulai ayam (chicken curry), asam pedas wi

  • Queen Victoria Diamond Jubilee Clock Tower was donated by local Penang millionaire Cheah Chen Eok in 1897 to commemorate the sixtieth year of the Queen's reign.

  • Beachfront hotel offering open-air dining & a bar, plus an outdoor pool, a spa & a tennis court.

  • During the Muslim fasting month, a sumptuous array of food, local delicacies, festive cookies, clothing, and religious items are sold at month-long evening Ramadan Bazaars around the state.

  • The satays at this food court next to the Snake Temple will get your taste buds singing. Well marinated in special marinate, charcoal grilled to a glazed finish, the satays are so good and juicy, you’

  • Red Rock Hotel is located at the heart of historic George Town and Penang’s famous hawker food centre, along Jalan Macalister. This 3-star hotel provides the following facilities and amenities: busine

  • Showcases modern European fare by Chef Kim Hock, inspired by his culinary journey and travels through the years. His dishes are underpinned by respect for fresh, seasonal local produce.

  • Touted as the only Halal pipa duck rice seller in the state, Wan Hakimi (who learned the recipe from his Chinese Muslim uncle) has been attracting foodies on a halal-food crawl since opening his stall

  • This stall serves cut fruits and vegetables dipped into the communal pot of spicy and non-spicy prawn paste sauce. This unique style of rojak is only available on the mainland.

  • Start your day right with a steaming cup of butter coffee. As the name suggests, the coffee served at this old coffee shop comes with a slice of butter. The coffee pairs well with the coffee shop’s ro

  • Feeling peckish? Treat yourself to Roti Canai Sarang Burung at Gerai Roti Canai Abah. The humble stall serves a unique version of roti canai, where eggs and minced meat fill the hollow centre of the r

  • Royale Chulan Penang Hotel is at the heart of UNESCO Heritage Site in George Town, Penang, Malaysia. This 4-star heritage property offers a charming fusion of history through its colonial architecture

  • Learn the process of batik and make your own creative patterns and designs at Rozana’s Batik. This workshop will demonstrate a step-by-step guide on batik-making under the guidance of a batik expert.

  • If you’re looking for Muslim-friendly meals in a glasshouse with unobstructed views of street art adorning a once-derelict bus depot, then head on to Rumah Kacha By The Kapitz. Located within the comp

  • Savv Hotel is conveniently located within the UNESCO World Heritage Site of George Town. It is situated at the city waterfront overlooking the Clan Jetties with easy access to Penang famous local stre

  • A cosy and chic dining café that serves gourmet food with an Asian Twist.

  • Built in the late 19th century, Seven Terraces was a contiguous row of Anglo-Chinese terrace houses located just behind the Goddess of Mercy Temple. The row of houses today is a sterling splendid exam

  • Nestled within lush tropical gardens, Rasa Sayang Resort & Spa, Penang’s 304 guest rooms and suites offer enchanting views of the ocean or rolling hills. The interiors are artfully designed with tradi

  • Sia Boey Urban Archaeological Park is the first urban archaeological park in Malaysia. It is home to the beautiful koi fish-filled revitalised Prangin Canal. Flanked by impressive pre-war shophouses,

  • Kim Laksa serves two varieties of broths – assam laksa and siam laksa. Creamy and less tangy, Siam laksa is an excellent choice for those who prefer a milder yet creamy version of assam laksa.

  • Crazy about ceramics? Drop by SILA Studio. An acronym for Senses Ingenuity Love Authenticity, this gallery displays ceramics by principal artist Shamsu Mohamad and his friends. The distinctive designs

  • Veteran rattan weaver Sim Buck Teik is a 'Living Heritage Treasure of Penang'. He is a second generation rattan weaver who inherited his skills from his father in their home district of Teochew, China

  • This spot serves crafted lunch bowls such as Hainanese mushroom rice, Japanese curry, Sze Chuan style ‘mapo’ tofu, and more.

  • World’s highest ropes course challenge located at Level 65 of KOMTAR comprising obstacles along a 90m walk, 239m above ground on the outside of Penang’s tallest building.

  • Known for serving halal-certified quality sushi - ranging from various forms of Nigiri, Maki, Sashimi and other types of Japanese cuisine at affordable prices.

  • Located on the rooftop of DeView Hotel in the heart of Air Itam, this restaurant offers hearty steamboat meals and a majestic view of the famous Kek Lok Si Temple.

  • Built in 1833, the Arulmigu Sri Maha Mariamman Temple is the oldest Hindu temple in Penang, Malaysia, and features sculptures of gods and goddesses over its main entrance and facade.

  • End your trip along Jalan Jeti Lama to discover the old town and its heritage sites. One of the must visit is the Sri Maha Mariamman Temple. With its majestic gopuram (tall entrance tower) and colourf

  • Sri Muniswarar Temple is one of the oldest temples in Malaysia, established in the 1870s. This temple is famous for blessing newly purchased cars, even attracting many non-Hindus to have their cars bl

  • A 10-day religious occasion to observe St. Anne’s feast day.

  • Built in 1818, St. George’s Church stands as one of the oldest landmarks in Malaysia and is the oldest Anglican Church in South East Asia. It was gazetted by the Museum Department as a historical site

  • Feed your Instagram with snapshots of Balik Pulau street art pieces. An excellent masterpiece to start is the “Roti Man” mural by contemporary graffiti artist Acit Raman Abdullah. The giant mural was

  • This roadside stall in Sungai Ara is one of the best spots to dig into a hearty bowl of hokkien mee. Not to be confused with the KL version of hokkien mee, which is a.

  • Take a morning stroll along the Street of Harmony and bask in the influences of four different religions – Christianity, Taoism, Hinduism and Islam. St. George's Church, built in the nineteenth centur

  • Suffolk House was originally owned by Captain Francis Light. Today Suffolk House has been converted into a well-established restaurant.

  • Expect nothing less than charm and solace when you stay at Summer Tree Hotel Penang. Each accommodation is created to provide a comfortable retreat within George Town, Penang. All 78 rooms reflect the

  • This 3-Star hotel in Penang, Malaysia is strategically located in the heart of Bukit Mertajam and Seberang Perai’s business districts. Summit Hotel Bukit Mertajam is also near the Prai Industrial Esta

  • The hotel features 32 beautifully appointed guest rooms, many of which include television LCD/plasma screen, internet access – wireless, internet access – wireless (complimentary), non smoking rooms,

  • Sunway Hotel George Town is nestled amidst the vibrant island city and heritage charms of George Town, Penang. Whether you're travelling for leisure or business, the 4-star 250-room hotel offers an id

  • Sunway Hotel Seberang Jaya is located in Penang’s high technology industrial park city of Seberang Jaya, Perai, near Butterworth and Kulim. Thoughtfully designed for the corporate executives and leisu

  • Those looking for Japanese vegan cuisines will do well here. Supe Japanese Vegan combines vegan and Japanese all in one so you can expect items like Miso Ramen, Sushi Rolls, Porridge with Tempura mush

  • Surau Kubang Semang is located in the central zone of Seberang Perai. The design of the surau resembles a traditional Malay house. The surau is used only during Ramadan (the Muslim month of fasting) f

  • Start your day right by reconnecting with nature at Taman Rimba Bukit Mertajam. Also known as Cherok Tokun Nature Park, this tropical forest is a relaxing spot to spend time with loved ones. For an ex

  • A science discovery centre comprising 120 interactive exhibits that include thematic galleries such as robotics, life tech, optics and electro-magnetism. It also features an Astronomy Observatory.

  • The Teluk Bahang Forest Reserve spans 873 hectares, containing a buzzing chunk of Penang’s virgin rainforests. Hiking trails are available, showcasing Penang’s greeneries and fantastic views.

  • A close to nature urban tropical day spa in Penang with a lush landscape welcomes visitors into a completely different ambiance unimagined from the outside. Unique and unforgettable treatments using f

  • Songkran or Water Festival is a traditional festival celebrated by Thai and Burmese devotees to mark the beginning of a New Year. It is celebrated by liberally splashing water on each other.

  • Thaipusam is a religious occasion held by devotees for the purpose of seeking blessings, fulfilling vows, and offering thanks to Lord Murugan.

  • Stocks mostly Malaysian art, both contemporary (such as Alex Leong, Calvin Chua, Lee Joo For, Lee Long Looi) and old masters/Pioneers works by Malaysian pioneer artists (such as Abdullah Ariff, Chuah

  • The Church of the Assumption was founded in 1786 when Captain Francis Light first came to Penang. It is located in Farquhar Street, George Town, within the heritage core zone of the city.

  • The rustic coffee spot features indoor and outdoor seating options for patrons to enjoy their meals, as well as an old retro van fitted with bench seats and an area blooming with plants called “Secret

  • All rooms in the hotel are equipped with a kettle. Each room is equipped with a private bathroom with a shower. All units in The Corum View Hotel are fitted with a flat-screen TV and free toiletries.

  • Fondly described as ‘tall, dark and handsome’, the sleek black building of M Summit 191 Executive Hotel Suites is the 1st Steel High-Rise Building on Penang island and third in Malaysia. This fortifie

  • The Habitat Penang Hill is a world-class ecotourism facility nestled within the 130-million-year-old virgin rainforest recognised by UNESCO as Penang Hill Biosphere Reserve. With its nature trails and

  • The Light Hotel Penang captures the buzz and vibrancy of local culture with its 303 rooms and suites. This 5-star hotel also features business amenities including a business centre, meeting rooms and

  • Start your day with a great dose of greenery at Frog Hill (also known as Bukit Katak). Dubbed as Penang's answer to China's well-known Jiuzhaigou, Frog Hill is a favourite spot for naturalists and

  • The Prestige Hotel is a 5-star luxury homegrown hospitality label located in the heart of the George Town UNESCO World Heritage Site. Inspired by its colonial Victorian heritage, it welcomes the urban

  • Featuring a Jurassic Research Center with over 100 dinosaurs. Not to be missed are The TOP’s Rainbow Skywalk, which is the World’s First Tower Curved Skywalk, and Observatory Deck.

  • Beyond just a boutique hotel, designed to ensure privacy while providing the ultimate experience of complete relaxation.

  • Enjoy hotel room views of the city or the expansive views of the sea beyond and catch glimpses of colonial architecture as each beckon you to truly experience George Town, Penang.

  • Situated in George Town, this restaurant is the only revolving restaurant and rooftop bar in Penang. It revolves 360 degrees per hour from 7-10pm, allowing diners to take in the vista of George Town U

  • The facilities and services provided by Tien Hotel ensure a pleasant stay for guests. There are free Wi-Fi in all rooms, daily housekeeping, 24-hour front desk, Wi-Fi in public areas, and airport tran

  • Located on the rooftop of the tallest building in Penang, Top View Restaurant @ 68th Floor is the highest place to grab a bite in the state. The views are breathtaking, and there isn't a single piece

  • Tower Spa is strategically located on the upper floors of KOMTAR. Enjoy professional treatments by trained personnel where pampering is taken to a whole new level.

  • The foundation stone of the Town Hall was laid in 1879 and the main building completed in 1883. It consisted of an assembly hall, a grand ballroom, and a library. An annex was added in 1890 while the

  • Joss stick is a type of incense fundamental to Chinese rituals, often burned as a form of offering and worship. The late Mr. Lee Beng Chuan was known as the world's oldest joss stick maker. Mr. Lee us

  • Learn how to make these beaded shoes with Kenny Loh, a beaded shoe artisan. Kasut manik (beaded shoe) is highly valued as it is an integral part of the Peranakan culture and is hand sewn into delicate

  • Rattans are widely used to make baskets and furniture. Learn to weave your own rattan goods with veteran rattan weaver Sim Buck Teik, a 'Living Heritage Treasure of Penang'. He is a second-generation

  • Travelodge offers accommodation in George Town for your needs. With its close proximity to several bus stops and attractions, travelling to your desired destinations will be quick and convenient.

  • With a collection of over 250 different species from around the region as well as Central and South America, Central Africa, India, the Middle East, the Caribbean, and the Pacific Islands, Tropical Fr

  • Spanning over five acres of secondary jungle and dotted with more than 500 species of tropical flora and fauna. Leave the garden with heaps of tropical facts and knowledge by experiencing its 45-minut

  • Tropical Spice Garden Cooking School is the first of its kind in Penang. Equipped with individual, purpose-built workstations, this allows for a memorable hands-on cooking experience. Under the guidan

  • Located in bustling George Town beside New World Park, Tune Hotel George Town Penang is just a 5-minute drive or a casual stroll from George Town’s United Nations Heritage sites and world famous stree

  • Located in Gelugor, the hotel is 15 minutes away from the Penang International Airport and close to the biggest business centres, convention halls, factories and Queensbay mall, one of Penang finest

  • The Upside Down Museum Penang is surely more than meets the eye. Located at Lebuh Kimberley, the museum features various upside down exhibits, from bedroom to kitchen, living room and more, allowing v

  • Vaisakhi marks the harvest festival and the start of the Punjabi New Year. The occasion is observed by the Sikh community with prayers in Sikh temples.

  • Vangohh Premier Hotel & Spa is home to 39 guest rooms. All are tastefully furnished, and many even provide such comforts as flat screen television, internet access – wireless (complimentary), smoking

  • Victoria Garden Hotel lives in a Straits-eclecticism and modernism building that reflects the historical and modernised Penang cultures. The hotel is located in the heart of George Town, providing the

  • Offering hotel guests superior services and a broad range of amenities, Vouk Hotel Suites is committed to ensuring that your stay is as comfortable as possible. For the comfort and convenience of gues

  • Wayang kulit is a traditional form of puppet-shadow play with carved puppet figures as characters. To put up your own performance at home, this workshop will teach ways of creating your own shadow pup

  • This Thai-style Buddhist shrine is home to a 180-foot beautifully gold-plated reclining Buddha statue, mosaic dragons and small Buddha statues along with murals depicting various events in Buddha's li

  • Wesak Day is observed by devotees to celebrate Buddha's birthday, enlightenment and achievement of Nirvana. The occasion is observed by devotees with prayers in temples.

  • Wesley Hotel provides air-conditioned rooms in Bukit Mertajam. Among the facilities at this property are a 24-hour front desk and room service, along with free WiFi throughout the property. Private pa

  • Located in George Town, within 600 m of 1st Avenue Penang and 800 m of Penang Times Square, Wifi Boutique Hotel provides accommodation with a shared lounge and free WiFi as well as free private parkin

  • An interactive, informative, creative and fun place that showcases mouth-watering, larger-than-life exhibits of Penang favourites served within a colonial building.

  • This restaurant offers authentic South Indian vegetarian cuisine and is located in Little India.

  • The journey of learning goes beyond the four walls of a classroom, and visitors can learn a fact or two at Tech Dome Penang, the first science discovery centre in Penang. Situated in the state's iconi

  • Sitting 250 metres above ground on Penang's tallest building, THE TOP's Rainbow Skywalk is The World's First Tower Curved Skywalk. The glass skywalk thrills visitors with just a piece of glass separat

  • Start your day bright and early at Entopia by Penang Butterfly Farm, which is the world’s first tropical butterfly and insect sanctuary. Within its ground lies two worlds; The Natureland living outdoo

  • Tucked away in Penang Hill, The Habitat is home to The World's Highest Altitude Stressed Ribbon Bridge – the Langur Way Canopy Walk. With multiple viewing platforms spanning some 230m in length and st

  • Situated at Level 65 of KOMTAR, the world's highest ropes course challenge is not for the faint-hearted. The Gravityz’s high-altitude sports adventure course features a series of adrenaline-pumping ch

  • Time to gear up for some high anxiety adventures! Slide down the world’s longest water slide with a Guinness World Record title. The record-breaking water slide stretches a whopping 1,111 metres long

  • End your day on a high note at Penang Hill. Completed in 1923, the Penang Hill’s funicular railway is home to the world's steepest tunnel track, measuring 258 feet with a steepness of 27.9 degrees. A

  • Yahong Gallery attractively displays the original batik paintings of Chuah Thean Teng. Both private collectors and museums avidly seek his works throughout the world. In addition, Teng enjoys notabili

  • Once an Anglo-Indian bungalow residence in the 1800s, was restored and now one of the best-restored properties in George Town.Elegant and stylish, our 19 rooms and suites guarantee comfort and exclusi

  • A tastefully minimalist Bukit Mertajam shop with coffee, pastries, and eclectic food offerings. The shop is serene and Instagram-worthy, with a semi-exposed brick wall and wood staircase.

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