Discover the best attractions and experiences Penang has to offer
Explore Penang's enduring legacies through grand forts, ornate clan houses, and historic mansions.
An 18th-century coastal fort and a cornerstone of Penang's colonial history.
A spectacular Chinese clan house in George Town with intricate carvings and courtyards.
Iconic blue-painted mansion showcasing 19th-century Chinese architecture and interiors.
Delve into Penang's diverse cultures and history through its museums and heritage galleries.
A well-preserved mansion illustrating Peranakan culture with period rooms.
Museum and memorial honoring the founding father, set in a historic George Town building.
Exhibits on Penang's history, multicultural heritage, and daily life.
Religious sites reveal Penang's multicultural fabric, from temples to mosques and churches.
One of Southeast Asia's largest Buddhist temples with a towering pagoda.
Historic mosque marking Penang's Malay-Muslim heritage in a bustling area.
Colonial-era church with tall spires and stained glass in George Town.
Penang's natural landscapes offer wildlife encounters, coastal trails, and hilltop viewpoints.
Coastal rainforest reserve with jungle trails, beaches, and viewpoints.
Canopy walks and panoramic views atop Penang Hill.
Interactive wildlife park focusing on butterflies, insects, and nature education.
Different neighborhoods showcase Penang's multicultural life, markets, and waterfront scenes.
UNESCO-listed historic core with colorful shophouses and street art.
Coastal strip known for its beaches, markets, and seaside vibe.
Residential area with markets, temples, and a multicultural quarter.
Neighborhood home to Kek Lok Si Temple and hillside views.
Some of Penang's best experiences come free, from street art to beaches.
Self-guided tour to discover Penang's famous wall art.
Relax on the sand as the sun dips over the sea.
Walk along stilt houses and watch fishermen at work.
Green escape in the city with shaded paths and ponds.
Penang's street food is world-famous; savor iconic dishes and flavorful bites.
Stir-fried flat noodles with egg, seafood, and lard or oil for flavor.
Tangy fish-based noodle soup with herbs and tamarind.
Muslim-Indian-influenced rice with a variety of curries and sides.
Rich prawn broth with noodles, pork, and greens.
Sweet dessert with coconut milk, pandan jelly, and palm sugar syrup.
Evenings light up with bars, night markets, and lively streets.
Casual bars and live music along George Town's famed lanes.
Bustling strip with pubs, lounges, and late-night eateries.
Seafront venues offering sunset drinks and city views.
Cultural venues and performance spaces host music, theatre, and art.
Multi-level entertainment complex with observation decks and sky activities.
Venue for local theatre, dance, and music performances.
Contemporary arts space hosting exhibitions and live events.
Stay active with golf, water sports, and nature hikes.
Golf course set amid hills, offering a challenging round.
Jet skis, parasailing, and other sea adventures.
Trail-based outdoor activities through jungle and beaches.
Off-the-beaten-path experiences offer a deeper glimpse of local life.
Learn to cook Penang's Peranakan dishes with a local chef.
Hands-on artistry exploring traditional textile design.
Capture the cityβs lit streets and murals after dark.