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    TOUR & TRAVEL

    Penang
    Tour & Travel

    Restore your spirit and soul

    01
    TOUR & TRAVEL

    Penang Street Art

    If there is one thing that Penang’s George Town is famous for, it is the street art plastered all over
    buildings and walls across the town. To find the most street art in Penang, we recommend wandering
    the area around Lebuh Armenian and Lebuh Acheh streets. It’s a great free thing to do in George Town!

    02
    TOUR & TRAVEL

    Relax at
    Monkey Beach

    Monkey Beach is a secluded beach buried inside Penang


    National Park, the most famous beach in penang. A very nice
    and clean and small beach. The waters were clear and it
    seemed like a hidden gem! Definitely worth a visit but be sure
    to get there early or go on a weekday!

    03
    TOUR & TRAVEL

    Take a
    Street Food Tour Penang Char Koay Teow is a MUST-eat
    street-side food in Penang. The dish
    consists of Koay Teow, stir-fried with chives,
    eggs, crunchy bean sprouts, and prawns.

    “Asam” means sour in Malay, and as you may


    have guessed by now – the broth for this
    Laksa is slightly sour from the use of
    Tamarind and savory from flaked Mackerel.
    These two flavors are just… out of this world!

    04
    Cheong Fatt Tze
    Blue Mansion
    This charming mansion once belonged to a 19th
    century Chinese industrialist so famous he was
    nicknamed by The New York Times “The
    Rockefeller of the East.”

    A major renovation in the 1990s won the Cheong


    Fatt Tze Blue Mansion UNESCO status, and the
    gorgeous interior of this heritage hotel has served
    as the set for multiple movies.

    05
    TOUR & TRAVEL

    Marvel at a The Tanjung Bungah Mosque occupies a

    Floating Mosque unique position suspended out over the


    ocean, leading it to earn the nickname
    “the Floating Mosque.”

    Only about a decade old, the structure is


    impressive and well worth a spot on your
    list of what to do in Penang owing to its
    unique backdrop of views of the city and
    the ocean.

    06
    TOUR & TRAVEL

    Visit the Clan Jetties of Penang

    Chew Jetty is the most famous and most tourist


    friendly attraction, with lots of vendors and shops.
    The largest and most intact of the clan jetties, Chew
    Jetty consists of 75 elevated houses, several Chinese
    temples, a community hall and lots of tourist
    facilities, all linked by elevated wooden walkways.

    08
    Kek Lok Si Temple
    With millions of magnificent images of Buddha and hundreds of beautiful meaningful carvings, sculptures and murals
    in the interior and exterior of the temple halls, Kek Lok Si Temple is not just a center for Chinese culture and Buddha
    teaching, but also a unique heritage treasure.

    08
    Fly Away to
    Entopia Butterfly Garden
    Entopia is a wonderful place to visit if you
    love nature and want to learn more about
    the amazing diversity of life on Earth.
    Entopia is divided into two sections:
    Natureland and Cocoon. Natureland is a
    living garden where you can see butterflies,
    insects, reptiles, and plants in their natural
    habitats. You can also visit the garden’s
    “Cocoon,” a two floor learning center
    perfect for the younger folk. 09
    Go shopping at
    Batu Ferringhi Night Market

    Starting around sunset every evening, you’ll find


    vendors lining the road selling nearly every type of
    trinket or clothing imaginable.
    You'll be sure to find something to remind you of
    Penang and a bargain can always be made.

    10
    Fort Cornwallis

    Fort Cornwallis is a good place to start off a day of visiting the


    old historic buildings of Georgetown. The fort is built on the
    site where the British first landed in Pulau Pinang to take
    possession of the island in 1786. The first structure to be built
    was a star-shaped simple stockade made of nibung palm
    trunks and named after the then Governor-General of Bengal,
    Charles Cornwallis. In 1793 the fort was rebuilt using bricks at
    a cost of 67,000 Spanish Dollars.
    11
    Thank you!! 13

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