I promised you I would share my mistakes and travel tips and tricks, so let’s start. If you have your own opinion, that’s very good. I would really want to hear it in the comments. 1. Remember that the Deer Are Wild Animals The most crucial point to remember is that the deer in… Read More 5 Tips On How To get out of The Nara with good memories and without bite marks.
The cherry blossom aesthetic is one of the most prominent images throughout Japanese culture. You will see the design everywhere. From dreamy landscapes in ukiyo-e woodblock prints or delicate designs painted on byobu traditional folding screens. Decorations on everyday consumer items like bento lunch boxes, not to mention common appearances in modern art, manga, and… Read More Blooming Sakura trees
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
There are far too many hawker street food markets and booths in Penang to name them all, but eating hawker cuisine should surely be on your list of things to do in Penang.Here’s a list of some top hawker booths in Penang. Oh, and don’t forget to taste Char Koay Teow, Penang’s famed pad thai-style… Read More #5 day of February – Hawker Market
Penang hill is a natural green haven with plenty of attractions to enjoy when you visit. It’s one of the most popular tourist destinations in Penang. Attracting visitors from all over the world because of its variety of things to do and its beautiful scenery. The view from the top of Penang Hill offers panoramic… Read More #4 day of February – Penang Hill
The Tanjung Bungah Mosque is remarkable in that it is hung over the sea. Earning it the moniker “the Floating Mosque.”The building is just approximately a decade old. It is magnificent and well worth a position on your list of things to do in Penang. Because of its unique backdrop of views of the city… Read More #3 day of February – Tanjung Bungah Mosque
The remarkable blend of cultures on this picturesque island is one of the most beautiful aspects of visiting Penang.And there is no better place to get a taste of it than in Little India. Wander the streets and soak in the sights, scents, and noises. Explore the busy ambiance of Little India by browsing local… Read More #2 day of February -Penang’s Little India
The Batu Ferringhi beach is probably the most popular beach in Penang, and it is certainly the most accessible. The beachfront itself offers really nice sand and decent, if not perfectly clear, water. You can partake in various water-sports activities here: jetski rentals, banana boat rides, and parasailing vendors are easy to find throughout the… Read More #1 day of February – Batu Ferringhi Beach
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. Explore Street Art in George… Read More 28 Days of February
When you need intel, you better ask a local, correct? My co-host on this post is a local and a foodie :Zel is a Malaysian songwriter and engineer from KL who lived and worked in Penang Island for more than 2 years. Passionate in food, animal conversation, travel, and music.I tried most of these foods… Read More 10. Best Street Food Stalls and Restaurants in Penang Part 1