As a multicultural country, Malaysia has food that is influenced by many ethnicities.Nasi Dagang, bakuteh, Hokkien Mee, Sang Har noodles, Satay, and Nasi Kandar. Are some of the most beautiful Malaysian meals to eat during your Penang trip. So instead of spending your money on trinkets and mementos, you’ll never use them after your Malaysia… Read More #15 day of February – Malaysian Cooking Class
Kek Lok Si, is one of the most prominent Chinese Buddhist temples in Southeast Asia. Unquestionably one of the top Penang attractions on the island. It’s a short walk up followed by a fast lift ride (cost 3 RM). But for a true treat, go all the way to the top of the pagoda for… Read More #14 day of February – Kek Lok Si Temple
A tranquil, rocky beach during the day transforms into a scene from James Cameron’s 2009 film “Avatar” at night. Visit after sunset to wander through the beach’s stone statues and go close to the ocean on a rocky groin. Notice pink, blue, and green shades as LED lights. Flicker to life opposite the sea as… Read More #13 day of February – Another World at the “Secret Garden”
Monkey Beach is a hidden beach tucked away within Penang National Park; it’s the kind of lovely beach you’d find in Thailand, but without the people. You can’t drive here, so you’ll have to take a boat. From the national park’s entry (around RM 50 per boat). Or risk the 1.5-2 hour journey through the… Read More #12 day of February – Monkey Beach
Entopia a scenic butterfly farm in Penang Malaysia offers a variety of gorgeous parks where we may commune with nature.Some of the nicest are filled with flowers and butterflies, making us feel as if we’ve stumbled into a Studio Ghibli film’s garden — for example, Entopia, a butterfly farm in Penang. This park not only… Read More #11 day of February – Entopia Butterfly Garden
Who knew plants could be so fascinating?The Tropical Spice Garden, a renowned eco-friendly Penang attraction, is a garden with 500+ types of herbs and spices. There are guided tours available, or you may take an audio tour at your speed. Book one of their unique night excursions to view the garden in a new light.… Read More #10 day of February – Tropical Spice Garden
You’ll have to climb 513 stairs to cross this off your list of Penang things to do. But you’ll be rewarded with time to visit a fascinating Hindu temple dedicated to the deity Murugan. In addition, you’ll be surprised with stunning views of the Georgetown skyline in the distance. Visitors ascend, bypassing the ancient Dewan… Read More #9 day of February – Arulmigu Balathandayuthapani Waterfall Temple
The trend began in 2010 when the Penang government commissioned the studio Sculpture At Work (sculptureatwork.com). To construct a series of cartoon steel artworks to beautify the state’s capital, George Town. These 3D artworks, affixed to walls, provide a unique juxtaposition to the natural urban beauty of the city’s historic heart. A painting on Lebuh… Read More #8 day of February – Street Art in George Town
Have you ever wanted to have a birds-eye perspective of Penang?The Rainbow Skywalk and Observatory Deck provide breathtaking views of George Town and beyond.The open-air Rainbow Skywalk is located at Level 68, on the rooftop of Komtar tower, at George Town’s highest point. It offers tourists the exhilarating experience of walking on air 249m above… Read More #7 day of February – Top at Komtar
Let me be honest: night markets aren’t one of my favorite hobbies, and this one in Penang was no exception.However, the Batu Ferringhi Night Market is widely regarded as one of the best spots to visit in Penang, so I’ve included it here.Every evening at sunset, sellers line the road selling practically every form of… Read More #6 day of February – Batu Ferringhi Night Market