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Balik Pulau

Balik Pulau is a bustling market town and Penang's main island outpost. Housing charming shophouses and rice fields, the tiny hamlet is famous for its agricultural practices. Offering a laidback kampung lifestyle experience, Balik Pulau is best visited on a day trip or as a lunch stop for anyone making a round trip of the island. The rural landscape of Balik Pulau continues to attract tourists from all over the world for its variety of produce including durians, cloves and nutmeg that are grown and harvested in the area. The multiple types of durians produced in the orchards, especially during May and August attracts many visitors. It is also rumoured to have the last of the paddy fields in Penang. The most prominent attraction in Balik Pulau is the Holy Name of Jesus Catholic Church. Read More

Step into the world of cameras at Georgetown's Camera Museum. The two-storey shophouse building of the museum is a highlight in itself. Displaying around 1000 vintage came and accessories, the museum is divided into Pinhole Room, Dark Room and Obscura Room. This is an ideal place to visit for photographers and camera enthusiasts. This is actually the first Camera Museum of South East Asia and includes unique cameras through the ages, information on the history of these devices and of course, wall displays. Read More

Chulia Street, also known as Lebuh Chulia, is one of the oldest roads of George Town, Penang. The street is famous for its food and offers a lot of variety with hawker stalls and local cuisines. The bustling Chulia Street was initially named Malabar Street after Indians from Malabar moved to Georgetown. It was later renamed as Chulia Street in 1798. The term ‘Chulia’ comes from the word Chulier, which refers to Indians from the coastal areas of Tamil Nadu, India. Since George Town has been inscribed as a UNESCO Heritage Site, Chulia Street has witnessed an increase in tourism. It is a popular destination for budget tourists as there is a lot of restaurants, cafes, and hotels available at affordable rates. Read More

Gurney Plaza is a nine-story shopping mall with various international brands, retail shops, entertainment centers, and restaurants. It is located in Georgetown, Penang, at Gurney Drive and is one of the major retail and entertainment centres in Penang. The complex houses various showrooms of exclusive brands, restaurants and cafes, cinema screen, karaoke joint, and an entertainment section which makes it a must-visit for a shopping spree or leisure time with family and friends on the tour. Read More

A natural amalgamation of pleasant weather, luxurious vegetation, breathtaking views, colonial vibe and the foresty landscape is what you call as Penang Hill. Located in Air Itam suburb, Penang Hill is a lovely little hill station in Penang Island, Malaysia. Also known as Bukit Bendera, it is just 9 kilometres to the west of central Georgetown. Set at an elevation of 833 metres, Penang Hill station comprises of a number of hills like Government Hill, Flagstaff Hill, Western Hill and Tiger Hill. This popular tourist destination was originally used as a retreat by British officials in the colonial period and this colonial vibe is very much reflected by its lavish bungalows. Penang Hill's unique funicular railway system accessing the top of the hill is a convenient and exciting ride attracting millions of tourists. Another perk of visiting Penang Hill is its cooler climate. Its classy restaurants, adventurous hiking trails and high vantage points make it a much-loved destination to unwind and relax. Read More

The popular Arulmigu Sri Mahamariamman Temple is the oldest Hindu temple in Penang. Also known as Queen Street Indian Temple, the highlight of the temple is the exquisite carving of various Gods and Goddesses over its facade and entrance gate. This temple is Georgetown's oldest Hindu temple, built back in 1883. You will find a lot of South Indians (locals at that), inside this temple. There is a typical gopuram above the entrance that adds to its charm. Read More

The Wonderfood Museum is a unique museum in Penang that features oversized replicas of traditional Malaysian dishes, art and historical information. Discover interesting larger-than-life delicacies from across Asia, and learn about Malaysian cuisine, street food and cooking methods at Information Zone. Close to Victoria Memorial Clocktower, Wonderfood Museum is open daily.