Closed on Fridays. For all those who cannot get enough about learning about the cultures in the world, the Pinang Peranakan Mansion will seem like a house of joy for you. This museum is dedicated to retelling the history of the Peranakan people who are otherwise referred to as Strait Chinese. History claims that they moved to Malaysia several years ago and are a blend of Chinese and Malay cultures. You can find everything about this story, age-old artefacts and constructions depicting their past lives in this mansion.
Entry Fee: RM 20 Free entry for children below six years. What makes City Mall different from the many others is the unique interior that gives a tropical look and feels to the mall with water bodies and palm trees that even allow some outdoor ventilation.
It is a fun place to shop when you want to keep away from the regular tourist places. Location: Tanjung Tokong. The massive temple spread across a huge piece of land, the Indianness in its interiors and the sculptors inside make this visit a worthy one. One cannot miss the beautiful colors used to make this temple or the literal traditions of tying fresh mango leaves at the entrance. Inappropriate clothing and photography without permission are frowned upon by devotees of this temple.
Location: Jalan Todak. This building is dedicated to glorifying the food culture of Penang by creating large plastic models of the food that this place is known for. Not just that, you will also find a list of places where you can find those delicious dishes around Penang.
The exhibit looks so appealing, that one is sure to leave with a grumbling stomach craving for food by the time you walk out. This is the first theme park launched in Penang that is entertaining people with thrilling adventures and a water park. The natural environment around that sway with the wind in the area uplifts the theme park experience, especially when you go bungee jumping. Apart from a lazy pool and water slides like other theme parks, this premises also conducts other adventures like flying fox, Go Ape, Gecko Tower, and Monkey Business which are all fancy names for activities like rock climbing, crossing suspension bridges and climbing uphill on a seat.
Closed on Monday. The museum has been designed in a manner where one can click pictures with several structures that may seem ordinary, but have a catch to make things original when you see them in an image. Every corner is filled with murals as well as life-size figures that make it more exciting and ingenious.
You could have a tough time getting your kids out of here once you take them to the Adventure Zone, but, it is worth it. It is an indoor adventure place for every growing child, toddlers, children and teens who can be accompanied by their parents.
The good news? You only have to pay for your children, and your entry is free! Location: Golden Sands Resort Timings: Taking a tour of this museum is possibly the most fun Penang things to do. Situated within the vicinity of the historical Behn Meyer building, this museum displays 3-D trick art, paintings, murals and much more. It is a two-storey structure which showcases works of local artists with themes of the Penang lifestyle.
While here, do not forget to capture many trick-shots and almost unreal photographs. Witness the pulchritude of sunset that reflects oh-so-perfectly on the arches and minarets of the Kapitan Keling Mosque which is amongst the top-rated places to visit in Penang. The construction of the mosque has a lot of heads turning with their crystal chandeliers and big prayer hall complementing this white religious structure.
What was only a small initiative by the first Indian Muslims who moved to Malaysia has now become the largest mosque in Penang. Location: Jalan Buckingham Timings: Penang Bridge is much like the London Bridge for the residents of Penang who boast of this Since the ferry route became busier with a growing population, this suspension bridge was constructed to make more transport options available only to become the second-longest bridge in Malaysia.
This bridge that is always swarming with people is where several significant marathons are held. A picture from this fifth-longest bridge in South Asia will surely send your way many thumbs ups!
The Goddess of Mercy Temple is also called the Kuan Yin Teng that hails from the s which is flocked by believers from around Malaysia every new year to seek blessings for a wonderful year ahead with prosperity and good health. Festival days are the best time to visit this temple because the entire temple comes to life with its puppet shows and other performances. The architecture of the temple, colourful decoration, and daily rituals make this a rightful choice in the places to visit in Penang.
Spend a day of leisure at the Bukit Mertajam Recreational Forest that is packed with greenery and serenity. Walk by the completely safe forest area, ride a bike to cover the entire forest, or hike up the trails hidden inside. Relax by the slow flowing stream and take a dip before you set off to cover the rest of the forest. It is indeed one of the most soothing Penang tourist places.
Location: 8km from Bukit Mertajam Timings: Just as its name sounds, the Penang Snake Temple is indeed a shelter for several snakes who came in even after the Chor Soo Kong left for the heavenly abode, in whose honor this temple was built. It is believed that he was a great healer and wanted to give the snakes a place to live. Also known as The Temple of Azure Cloud, this is one of the most attractive places to visit in Penang if you want to see snakes lay comfortably in their home.
The blue marble flooring marvellously complements the white structure of St. George's Anglican Church you will find inside. It was designed by artist Captain Robert Smith who was very renowned for his paintings; those are still preserved in the State Museum next door. Being one of the oldest buildings built in this city, it is surely one of the places to visit in Penang to acquaint with the people.
Tuesday to Saturday ; Open throughout the day on Sunday. Straits Quay is one of the latest additions to the shopping scenario in Penang; in fact, it is the only one that faces the sea, which makes for an amazing view while shopping.
You will find an array of retail shops selling away to their hearts glory, soaking in all the energy from the winds from the shore. You can also dine with wine when here! Location: Jalan Seri Tanjung Timings: Up to midnight on Sunday.
Considered amongst the signature places to visit in Penang, this Chinese clanhouse is an anchorage for craft and architecture with stone carvings, sculptures, and lamps that adds the twinkle on this ornamented structure. It was the place of worship and meeting of those Chinese people who had the same surname and belief so that they could take their faith forward in harmony and unity.
The whole idea was to emphasise the need to be there for the people of our community. The Youth Park is one of the popular places to visit with your family, especially your children owing to the various attractions it has in store. It is well-maintained and clean where one can picnic, sit under the shade of the trees, make friends with the monkeys, click photographs, jog, cycle, take a splash in the pool, children can unwind at the playground while you can lay on the lawn to catch up with fresh air.
The indoor waterfall makes this a more visited place not just by tourists but also by the residents of Penang who need a one-day-picnic. Who can get enough of shopping? Even though the items sold here are not branded, people still love visiting the place for all the basic things like scarves, tops, and sunglasses at cheap rates.
Location: Jalan Patai Batu Timings: Get a top view of Penang, the city, the lights and of course the sea from Three Sixty Rooftop Bar and Revolving Restaurant where you can get an intimate seating even with so many people around you.
You can also choose to eat at the indoor air-conditioned setting, which offers everything as on the terrace. Up to Location: Jalan Batu Ferringhi Timings: Get your dancing shoes on and party till as late as one would want to at Soho Free House.
This pub is for every party-lover in the list of Penang tourist places. Fort Cornwallis Cannons at Fort Cornwallis Penang's most famous landmark is also the largest fort in the country. Batu Ferringhi Night Market Local delicacy Lok Lok for sale at a night market in Penang Open until midnight every day, this massive night market with over stalls and tons of character is the perfect place to pick up traditional souvenirs, including batik prints, lacquer plates, and delicate paper lamps.
Penang National Park Penang National Park Penang National Park might be one of the smallest in the world at just 23 square kilometers, but it still contains five very distinct habitats with over different plant species.
Penang Hill Funicular, Bukit Bendera Penang Hill Funicular Built in and completely overhauled in , the Penang Hill Railway-which has the world's steepest tunnel track -climbs Penang Hill and offers beautiful green open views over the city.
Penang Botanic Gardens Tropical blooms at the Penang Botanic Gardens Although the hectare botanical garden is often referred to as "Waterfall Gardens," there's no actual waterfall within the park-the Penang waterfall is nearby but on private property and the only way to visit it is by joining a special monthly tour by a local non-governmental organization. Stylish rooms and suites have a contemporary vibe. Beds are comfy with high-thread-count linens and quality mattresses.
If you're traveling with kids, there are interconnected rooms available. Amenities include three stylish restaurants, including on the rooftop.
Here, you'll also find an infinity swimming pool with panoramic city views. The hotel's location on bustling Jalan Kelawai street is also appealing. It's near numerous attractions, restaurants, and shops. Hotel Equatorial Penang is another luxury option in a secluded location. The hotel sits on top of a hill about 10 minutes from the airport and a minute drive from George Town. Choose from rooms and suites, each elegantly furnished.
Rooms have large windows with city, mountain, landmark, or pool views. On-site you'll find a few different restaurants, including one that does Chinese fare and another serving Japanese. There is also an outdoor swimming pool, tennis and squash courts, and a fitness center.
Seven Terraces sits on one of Penang's most intact heritage streets in the center of George Town and walking distance from all its top attractions. The historic hotel is made up of seven Anglo Chinese terrace homes from the 19th-century. The rooms and suites have an elegant vibe and period decor.
On-site amenities include a restaurant, free parking, and airport transport. Rooms and suites come in a number of different categories.
Book the Premier floors for access to the Executive Lounge. The hotel is family-friendly and offers some children's activities. Breakfast is also included in the rate. You'll also find a swimming pool, spa, steam room, and workout room on-site. The rooms and suites here are spacious and decorated in period style. The family-friendly hotel has some kid-focused amenities, like children's TV networks and kids' menus at the restaurant. There is also a swimming pool with sun loungers on-site and bike rentals.
Breakfast is complimentary. For a boutique mid-range hotel check out Campbell House. It has just 12 rooms done up in colonial style. The location in the heart of China Town in George Town is also excellent, and the hotel is walking distance from many attractions. Breakfast is included in the rate, walking tours of the city can be arranged, and there is a rooftop terrace to soak up the views of Penang. The very affordable hotel is in a central locale and has small but tidy rooms with TVs and safes.
They also provide bottled water. Car hire can be arranged at the hotel. Other amenities include hour check-in and security. Also try Reunion Residence for a good-value hotel. In the heart of George Town, it has just nine rooms, but these have an almost luxe vibe and are pretty spacious. There is free Wi-Fi and parking, and airport transport can be arranged. Colorful rooms come in six different categories, including options for families traveling with kids.
Rooms have balconies, as well as blackout curtains and work desks. The entry into the mosque is free but the entrants have to wear a robe which is provided by the mosque. It became the centre for learning for the Muslims in Penang over the years. The houses surrounding the mosque show It was established by Charles Curtis, a very big plant lover who turned the granite quarry into a garden. This, first Burmese temple of Malaysia, was built in the year on land donated by a Buddhist devotee known as Nyonya Betong.
The compound of the temple is huge and the structure of the temple is magnificient. Inside the compound you will find many gardens, which are very well Butterworth is the main transportation hub for trains and buses going to Penang. At Bens Vintage Toy Museum it is believed that the toys come to life at night. They surely might because they look so real.
The owner, Ben is a 21 year old lad, who you will meet when you enter the museum. The entry fee is RM 6. The toys The State Museum was opened in and is the best State Museum of the country.
On entering the museum you will be greeted by the bronze statue of Captain Fransis Light, the founder of the Penang Straits Settlements. The museum is divided into galleries which show the historic events The park covers an area of hectares and is one of the smallest national parks in the country. Yeap Chor Ee was a Chinese immigrant, who came to Penang in at the age of Penniless when he came, he died as one of the richest person in Penang.
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George Town This bustling city is also the capital of Penang and is full of interesting shops, eclectic architecture, heritage buildings from the colonial past and countless trishaws to ferry tourists and locals around. Landmark Cultural. Butterfly Farm Visit this live museum of winged beauties that is so famous that the former British PM Tony Blair and his wife came here on their visit to Penang.
Penang Bridge A famous landmark of the country, the Penang Bridge is the longest bridge in Asia and third longest in the world.
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