I agreed to this challenge because this is a great opportunity to show the place from all perspectives and allow people to learn something new or share a good memory. Here's a schedule for the whole month so you can pick and choose what you want to know without scrolling.
28 days of February Penang edition
- Explore Street Art in George Town
- Relax at Monkey Beach
- Hike Penang National Park
- Visit the Clan Jetties
- Brave the Top at Komtar
- Tour the Cheong Fatt Tze Blue Mansion
- Climb to the Arulmigu Balathandayuthapani Waterfall Temple
- Ascend Penang Hill
- Explore the Tropical Spice Garden
- Marvel at a “Floating Mosque.”
- Visit the Masjid Kapitan Keling Mosque
- Hangout at the Junk Cafe
- Take a Malaysian Cooking Class
- Go Cycling in The Countryside
- Confuse Your Camera at the 3D Trick Art Museum
- Relax at Batu Ferrenghi Beach
- Eat at a Hawker Market
- Take a Trishaw Ride
- Visit the Kek Lok Si Temple
- Visit the Goddess of Mercy Temple
- Go to Another World at the “Secret Garden.”
- Explore Penang’s Little India
- Wander Colonial Georgetown
- Wander Fort Cornwallis
- Go Crazy at the Upside Down Museum
- Fly Away to the Entopia Butterfly Garden
- Try Some Durian
- Shopping at Batu Ferringhi Night Market
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