2025 Northeast Penang Island Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in May)

This newly opened thai food restaurant in Sept 2024 serving very authentic thai food. The cook was from Bangkok 5 star hotel chef. Recommended to try the tomyam soup, lemon grass satay, pandan chicken, pineapple fried rice, prawns glass noodles and steamed fish. The restaurant open from 11am to 12 am midnight , nice place for lunch, dinner and supper. With reasonable price and friendly service. #deliciousfood

📍 Itinerary Overview - 7 nights 8 days trip cost 2500RM but I felt it was worth, feel convenience and relaxed 🚩 Sightseeing Route- BOH tea plantation, Big red strawberry farm, Flora Park, Blue mansion, Fort, 🏖️ Must-Visit Attractions- Penang Hill, Kek Lu Si Temple, Town hall, Jetty, Top tower, Chulia Street, Kimberley street. 🚇 Transportation- CAT free shuttle bus 🍜 Local Cuisine - banana leaf rice, Laksa, tea, kopi, Nasi, Dinsum, dessert and street food, barbecue 🏠 Accommodation - Forum hotel George Town, Avllion hotel Cameron Highland and Angsana Hotel Penang beach 💡 Tips: use grab taxi and stay in George Town for easy access to food, most of the meal cost around 10Rm

I've visited Penang, Malaysia three times now. Previously, I spent my time exploring George Town, but this time I decided to head north to Batu Ferringhi. It was truly relaxing! Now I understand why my friends from Kuala Lumpur all rave about Penang! At 6:30 PM, I walked into BoraBora and was lucky enough to get a front-row seat. Around 7:15 PM, the sunset began, and the view was absolutely breathtaking. For nearly an hour, the orange hues of the sea and the evening glow blended beautifully, followed by a lively bonfire party. To sum it up: "The sea in Penang may be average, but the atmosphere is absolutely perfect!" Penang also offers plenty of attractions and local delicacies worth exploring, such as: 1. George Town: As a UNESCO World Heritage city, it boasts numerous historic buildings and street art. Every corner holds a delightful surprise waiting to be discovered. 2. Penang Bridge: Connecting Penang Island to the mainland, this bridge offers spectacular ocean views. 3. Penang Hill: From the summit, you can enjoy stunning panoramic views of Penang, especially during sunrise and sunset. 4. Penang street food: Must-try dishes include Char Kway Teow, Penang Laksa, and Nasi Lemak, all of which are culinary delights you shouldn't miss.

For those who visit Penang, we recommend you to visit 📍Penang Hill, another highlight of Penang. The steep mountain range, take the electric tram up to the viewpoint, it only takes a short ride. 👉🏻 According to the review, it says to be in front to see the view. The chance to take a beautiful photo is for those at the front of the line only. If you don't get in front, don't be sad. You can stand and take photos from there. It's just as beautiful. When we went, there were quite a few people. We went late, but it seemed like there were fewer people in the evening. Their nature is beautiful. The air up there is quite cool. There are many types of flowers and trees. The 360-degree view of the city is very beautiful. If you don't like walking, there are many places to rest. You can take a bus to Penang. If it's more convenient, take a Grab. I want everyone to try to see their city from a high angle. It's very beautiful. #tripfreeaccommodation #Penang #PenangMalaysia #PenangTravel #PenangHill #Malaysia #PenangTravelByYourself

Travel 3rd class train Bangkok-Hat Yai 🚊 Train Hat Yai-Padang Besar (Malay) 🚉 Electric train Padang Besar-Butterworth 🚆 Ferry Butterworth-Penang (Georgetown)⛴️ Day1 Esplanade Walkway is a seaside square in the heart of Georgetown in the state of Penang, Malaysia. It is a seaside walkway with a garden and restrooms. You can sit and relax, sip tea and enjoy the beautiful sea view. Central Fire Station 1908 is a fire station. It is one of the most prominent old buildings in Georgetown, Malaysia. It has been open since 1908 and is still in full use. Come and take cool check-in photos. The night view is also very beautiful. George Town World Heritage Incorporated (GTWHI) Georgetown World Heritage City is where many people come to take check-in photos with this white building. Day2 📍: Penang Hill, an important landmark tourist attraction in Penang You have to take the Penang Hill Funicular Railway up to the top of the hill via a steep 2km path, which takes only about 5-10 minutes. How to get there: Take bus no. 201 from the city. Price: RM2.5 Entrance fee: RM30 Gurney Bay Park is a seaside park in Georgetown, Penang, Malaysia. There is a playground, a skating rink, a walking path, a viewing point, and public toilets. Chew Jetty, also known as the fishing community, is a village that has been awarded the Unesco World Heritage Site award. The houses in this community still maintain their original style. They are old wooden houses, mixed with Chinese art, jutting out into the sea. Here, there are restaurants, cafes, souvenir shops, and street art. At the end of the fishing village, there is also a shrine and a wide lawn where you can sit and enjoy the view. In the evening, there are a lot of people. We also watched the sunset at the shrine. It was very beautiful. Day 3 📍: Penang National Park Penang National Park has dense trees and many wildlife. Beautiful sea views. There are also hiking trails to various islands or boat services. You can buy a tour from the front. 💰 Entrance fee: 50 RM, use a student card to get off. 💰 Price: 20 RM Travel: Take bus no. 101 at Restoran Kapitan stop, get off at Taman Negara. 💰 Price: 4 RM Return: Walk to wait for a bus at Hub Teluk Bahang stop back into the city. 💰 Price: 3.5 RM Komtar is the tallest building on Penang Island. It is the center of shopping. Love Corner Tea - Chulia Street, a cute cafe decorated in pink tones. There are both drinks and iced cocoa desserts. 💰 Price: 12.50 RM Day 4📍: Take a ferry in Georgetown back to Butterworth. Buy a ticket from Butterworth to Padang Besar and take a motorcycle taxi through immigration to the van station back to Hat Yai. #Penang #PenangTravel #SoloTravel #MalaysiaTravel #TripFreeAccommodation

#TravelTips Returning to Penang for the first time in eight years, the atmosphere is still as lively as ever! This city is still full of charm, with art, culture, food, and nature perfectly blended together. This time, we will take you to check in at the latest tourist attractions that you shouldn't miss in 2025. 1. Penang Street Art – A hip and lively photo spot If you are an art lover or love taking photos, Penang's street art must not be missed! This city is famous for its unique murals, with new designs being added all the time, making it a place you won't get bored of walking around and taking photos. Every alleyway has something to explore, whether it's a classic picture of a child riding a bicycle or a 3D image that seems to be alive. 2. Penang Hill – See the city from a magnificent high angle If you want to see Penang from a high angle, you have to go up Penang Hill! This is a viewpoint where you can see the entire city as far as the eye can see. It is conveniently accessible by cable car. The air is fresh and cool at the top, perfect for relaxing, walking around and enjoying nature, or sipping on coffee while enjoying the city and sea views. 3. Penang Street Food – A foodie's paradise If you visit Penang and don't eat street food, you'll be missing out! This is a foodie’s paradise, with a wide selection of local dishes to choose from. But the must-try dishes are the Lok Lok (steamed meatballs dipped in sauce) and the Penang noodles, which are chewy and have a rich soup base. I must say that they are so delicious that you’ll want to order more. 4. Kek Lok Si Temple – The Greatest Mahayana Temple Kek Lok Si Temple is the largest Mahayana temple in Penang. The magnificent architecture, which combines Chinese, Thai, and Burmese styles, makes this place incredibly beautiful and sacred. The highlight here is the large Guanyin Bodhisattva statue located on a hill. Those who are into spiritual practices must stop by to pay their respects. 5. The George – A Classic Colonial Building The George Hotel is another landmark of Penang. With its beautiful and classic colonial architecture, this is a great photo spot. Tourists often stop by to take a walk and capture the atmosphere of the charming European-style building. Conclusion Penang in 2025 will still be full of colors and charm, whether it’s art, food, culture, or nature. For those looking for a relaxing trip that includes all the emotions, Penang is a destination that won’t disappoint! #Penang #penangtrip #Malaysia

See the nature, Feel the history. Located at the highest point in Penang, Penang Hill, also known as Bukit Bendera, is a must-visit for first-time visitors. Due to its elevated position, taking the cable car to the top offers a panoramic view of George Town and the mainland Butterworth. It is not only a natural spot for hiking but also a popular dating spot for couples. Malaysia was once a British colony, and due to its high altitude and beautiful scenery, Penang Hill became a place where the British built their villas. To facilitate travel up and down the hill, a cable car was constructed, which now serves as Penang's backyard, rich in ecological diversity. A round-trip cable car ticket costs 30 MYR, approximately 320 TWD. It is recommended to spend a bit more on a fast pass to avoid long queues both up and down the hill. This extra expense is worth it to save time. Upon reaching the summit, you will find a strong commercial presence with love locks, heart-shaped photo spots, and numerous restaurants and cafes. While it may feel a bit touristy, there are plenty of places to rest and grab a bite if you get hungry or thirsty. At the top, there is a vibrant Hindu temple dedicated to the war god Murugan, who is depicted holding a spear. There is also a Muslim mosque and the Gate House Bel Retiro, the former governor's residence, all remnants of the British colonial period. Penang Hill also features an eco-park that requires an additional fee. It includes a pristine rainforest ecosystem, a forest canopy walk, a giant swing, and a circular skywalk. There are plenty of attractions, making it a great spot for family outings.

#2月好去地方2025 On July 7, 2008, George Town in Penang, Malaysia was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Now, almost 17 years after its inclusion in the World Heritage List, we take a closer look at how this old port city became a world-renowned cultural heritage. The rise of George Town is related to its historical background as an important trading port on the East-West Waterway in the 19th century. The booming economy and post-war rent controls on old buildings have allowed George Town to retain the largest collection of historic buildings in Malaysia today, and has given rise to a diverse and complex ethnic structure, cultural practices and spatial landscapes. The entrance to the UNESCO site is Armenian Street. At its intersection with Cannon Street, you can see the iconic pagoda-style minaret of Acheen Street Mosque, while on the other side is the famous clan temple Longshan Tang Qiu Gongsi hidden behind the street houses, and the former secret society base Po Fook She Fuk Clan Temple. On the other side is the Tzu Chi Temple and Ye Clan Temple on Datongzai Street (also Armenian Street). The street is filled with centuries-old monuments and new buildings, traditional culture and emerging industries. It's really worth selling!

Three days in Malaysia, exploring Kuala Lumpur and Penang! Super practical guide, taking you on an effortless exploration of Malaysia's charm. Don't miss out! -------------------- Malaysia, a land of rich history and diverse culture. Here you'll find the magnificent Petronas Twin Towers 🏙️, beautiful beaches 🏖️, and unique Malay customs. Come to Malaysia, experience the profound history, and enjoy the gifts of nature! -------------------- Must-visit attractions: 🌟 Penang Hill: Ascend to the summit and enjoy the panoramic view of the Malay Peninsula. Uninterrupted picturesque scenery awaits your exploration! 🏖️ Batu Ferringhi Beach: The perfect blend of fine sand and clear waters, a beautiful resort between mountains and sea, a great place for leisure and relaxation. 🎨 Georgetown Street Art: Stroll through the streets, admire the vivid murals and iron sculptures, and experience the charm of art and boundless creativity. 🎬 Clan Jetties: The romantic filming location of the movie "Ice Kacang Puppy Love," relive the movie's emotions and experience a unique cultural atmosphere. 🏯 Kek Lok Si Temple: The colorful buildings are dazzling, and the Pagoda of Rama VI is ingeniously designed. Experience the profound heritage of Buddhist culture. -------------------- Travel checklist: 🧳 📞 SIM Card: Upon arrival in Malaysia, switch to a local SIM card for convenient communication. 🔌 Plug Adapter: Malaysia uses British standard plugs, so remember to bring an adapter. 📖 Documents: Bring your passport for visa-free entry and easy travel. 👕 Clothing: Short sleeves and shorts are sufficient. Don't forget to bring your swimsuit for a dip in the sea. 🔋 Charger and Power Bank: Keep your phone charged with a portable charger and charger. -------------------- Malaysia, a beautiful country full of exotic charm, awaits your exploration! Don't hesitate, start your Malaysian journey now!

#2月好地方2025 In 2018, the Diocese of Penang unveiled a new milestone – the establishment of a new Catholic Museum. The museum is located on Jalan Huat Gai in Penang, right next to the Catholic Church of the Assumption, one of the world cultural heritage sites. The review of Catholic history in Malaya begins with the publication of the papal bull by Pope Alexander VI, which is a map of the Pontifical Meridian. Later, the Portuguese conquered Malacca, and Catholic churches began to be born in Malaya. Later, the Dutch and British dominated their colonies in Asia, and members of the Paris Foreign Missions Society began to actively preach in Malaya. These historical deeds and Catholic-related items with a history as far back as 100 years. Each of these is recorded in the museum, delicately presenting the evolution of the church in the Penang Diocese. The museum is not large, but it exhibits a series of precious relics from the former site of the monastery, while also depicting the ups and downs of the Catholic Church in Islamic countries over the past two hundred years.

👩🚒 The Central Fire Station 1908 in Penang is a striking red and white old building located on a street corner. It has been in operation since 1908 and is one of the 82 historic buildings in Georgetown, combining colonial and local styles. ✨️ 💁♀️ It is still fully operational with modern equipment. Inside, there are historical exhibitions and antiques. It is beautiful both day and night, especially when the lights are turned on at night and there are beautiful lights in the adjacent alleys with paintings of firefighters. 🌃 #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck #tripmoments #trip #Penang #Malaysia #TravelPenangByYourself #TravelPenang

#SoloTravelPlan Share a 4-day, 3-night Penang-Singapore travel plan Day 1 16.10 Take a car from Bangkok 06.35 Change cars at Hat Yai 07.59 Arrive at Padang Besar 10.00 Cross the border, buy a train ticket 13.00 Take the train to Butterworth 14.00 Take a ferry to Penang 15.00 Pack your stuff at the accommodation 16.00 Go eat Penang ice cream 18.00 Go to the food market Day 2 06.00 Call Grab to Penang Hill 07.00 Visit Penang Hill 10.00 Walk around The Habitat 13.00 Walk around and take pictures of Street Art 15.00 Go to a cafe 21.00 Take a bus to Singapore Day 3 08.00 Woodland Singapore 10.00 Leave your stuff at the accommodation 14.00 Walk around, shop and find something to eat 15.00 Walk around the park 17.00 Take a picture with the Merlion 19.00 Have dinner 21.00 Walk around Chinatown 22.30 Return to the accommodation Day 4 08.00 Take a picture of the tree tunnel 10.00 Go to the library 14.00 Stop by to eat chicken rice 15.00 Take a car back to the airport 17.00 Fly back to Thailand #Singapore travel #Penang travel #Take the train #Tree tunnel #Penang Hill #Chinatown

Going to Penang? 🇲🇾 Let me introduce another place to visit in Penang that you must not miss! This is Penang Hill. It is a popular location that anyone who goes to Penang must check in. Actually, the atmosphere up here is very good. The view is very good. But when we went, it was pouring rain! So we got fog instead of beautiful views. The atmosphere is different in another way. Penang Hill is a little far from Penang city. You can get there by bus, grab. The path is not difficult. You don't have to go up a high mountain. You can go up the mountain only when you take the cable car. Anyone who goes to Penang must not miss this location. #WinterAttractions

✨ Penang is truly stunning!! 💐 No wonder the entire city is a cultural heritage site, known as the 'Garden of the East' 🌸 No wonder it was rated as the 'Best Travel Destination in the World' by Lonely Planet In Penang, you can not only see many well-preserved colonial buildings and historical sites but also experience a diverse culture and enjoy delicious food from around the world. Penang Transportation 🚄 Bus: Take a bus from Kuala Lumpur 🚗 Plane: Fly from Kuala Lumpur to Penang 🛳 Cruise: Take a cruise from Singapore Penang Attractions Penang Hill: The highest point in Penang, offering a panoramic view of the island, with a distant view of George Town's port, Penang Bridge, and urban development. Batu Ferringhi Beach: Known for its clear waters and fine sand, this charming beach is a paradise for water sports enthusiasts. George Town Art Street: Featuring artworks that reflect Penang's culture and life, adding a splash of color to the city. Clan Jetties: A village of wooden houses built on stilts along the coast, named after the surnames of the families who live there. Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion: Also known as the 'Blue Mansion,' it is one of the residences of the famous Chinese entrepreneur Cheong Fatt Tze, named for its iconic blue exterior. 🥣 Penang Cuisine Nyonya Michelin Restaurant, Laksa, Penang Prawn Mee, Bak Kut Teh, Nasi Lemak, and more. 🚗 Itinerary D1: Nationwide to Kuala Lumpur D2: Kuala Lumpur City Tour D3: Stroll through Ipoh Old Town, taste white coffee, and visit historical sites D4: Wander around Penang, explore the old town and enjoy the local food D5: Half-day leisure in Penang, then back to Kuala Lumpur D6: Visit Malacca and experience the Nanyang style D7: Kuala Lumpur to Nationwide

Located in the heart of George Town, Penang, the Chulia Mansion offers an ideal stay with a night market right downstairs. Whether you're planning to visit Penang Hill or explore local shops on a city walk, this hotel provides great convenience. It features amenities such as a laundry room, TV, gym, and swimming pool. The Wi-Fi speed is excellent, and the breakfast variety is impressive, with particularly delicious butter. Note: The hotel is less than a 30-minute drive from the airport. However, durians and mangosteens are not allowed in the hotel.

#PenangTravel #100TravelTips 🌳 Penang Hill is located in Penang, Malaysia. This is considered an important tourist attraction that tourists cannot miss…! Taking the Penang Tram to the popular viewpoint in Penang is also a good experience. Penang Hill is located on a hill 823 meters high, with shady trees and cool air. 🌸 Advice! At times, there will be quite a lot of people. It takes almost half a day to get to Penang Hill, but the view from the top is beautiful. There are also restaurants and cafes. Travel, enjoy the view, eat, drink, and have fun. 🚟 Travel: Take bus number 204 to the end of the line at Penang Hill Tram Station.

🇲🇾 Hello,,, Let's take the train to Penang. It only takes 2 hours to get there. It's very convenient. With a budget of less than 200 baht, you can travel to Penang. You can travel in the city by Grab, taxi, and bus. 🏔️ Gammy took the bus to the cable car station and bought a cable car ticket to go up. If you come late, there will be a lot of people. I recommend going in the morning so that the weather won't be hot. The tram has a beautiful view. But if you go late, you won't get a good angle to take pictures on the tram. 📸 When you get up there, there will be a cafe and a beautiful viewpoint. There are churches and mosques too. It's very beautiful. #PenangTravel #TravelAbroad #TravelAbroadByYourself #BackpackingTravel #gmmsdiary #TravelWithoutTour #Malaysia #Penang #malaysia #penang

The Penang Botanical Gardens is a serene oasis that showcases the island's rich flora and stunning landscapes. As I strolled through the lush greenery, I admired the diverse collection of plants, from towering palms to vibrant flowers. The peaceful atmosphere made it a perfect escape from the city's hustle and bustle. I enjoyed spotting playful monkeys and listening to the sounds of nature. The well-maintained trails invite leisurely walks and picnics. For anyone visiting Penang, the botanical gardens are a must-see for a tranquil day immersed in nature. #traveldiaries #malaysia #penang

My day trip to Penang Hill was unforgettable, starting with the scenic tram ride up the steep hillside. The journey offered breathtaking views of the lush surroundings and George Town below. At the top, the cooler air and panoramic vistas made for a refreshing escape from the city. I wandered around, exploring the colonial architecture, relaxing in the gardens, and enjoying local treats from the food stalls. Penang Hill’s peaceful atmosphere and stunning views made it a perfect day out. #traveldiaries #penang #malaysia

#closetonature Taking a stroll through Penang Botanic Gardens is such a calming experience. The pathways are well-maintained, nice for a leisurely walk. As you wander around, you’ll spot beautiful flowers and towering trees that seem to have been around forever. There’s a small stream that runs through the garden, adding a peaceful touch with its gentle flow. The garden is also home to some playful monkeys, so you might spot a few jumping around the trees or crossing your path. Just be careful with your belongings, though! One of my favorite spots is the lily pond—it’s so serene, and the reflections on the water are simply beautiful. The fresh air and natural beauty really make it a nice place to clear your mind and relax.

#forest Penang Hill Biosphere Reserve is a natural gem in Penang. It’s the country’s third UNESCO-designated biosphere reserve, known for its lush greenery, diverse wildlife, and rich biodiversity. This place is perfect if you're a nature lover or just looking to escape the city and enjoy some fresh air. The reserve covers over 12,000 hectares, stretching from Penang Hill all the way to the nearby coast. As you explore, you’ll come across thick tropical rainforests, waterfalls, and unique plants. Some of the trees here are centuries old, towering over the walking trails. Whether you're into hiking, bird watching, or just relaxing in nature, the Penang Hill Biosphere Reserve is a peaceful escape that showcases the best of Malaysia’s natural beauty. #100waysoftravel #penang

#hikingtrails If you’re looking for a refreshing outdoor adventure in Penang, the hiking trail starting from Penang Botanic Gardens is a great choice. The gardens themselves are a peaceful spot to explore, but for those who want a bit more activity, the trail offers a chance to get into nature. The most popular trail here leads up to Penang Hill. The hike starts off easy, with a paved path through lush greenery. As you go further, it gets steeper, so be prepared for a bit of a workout! Along the way, you'll see different kinds of trees, plants, and occasionally spot some monkeys hanging around. There are also small streams, and if you’re lucky, you might catch the sound of waterfalls nearby. The hike can take around 2 to 3 hours depending on your pace, and once you reach the top, you’ll be rewarded with amazing views of Penang and beyond. If you don’t feel like hiking all the way back down, there’s an option to take the funicular train from Penang Hill to the base. All in all, the trail from Penang Botanic Gardens is a great way to enjoy some fresh air, exercise, and stunning nature views. Just remember to bring plenty of water, wear comfortable shoes, and start early to avoid the midday heat! #100waysoftravel #penang

#closetonature Walking through the gardens, you’ll find yourself surrounded by tall trees, colorful flowers, and the soothing sounds of birds and insects. There's a beautiful lotus pond adding to the relaxed vibe. If you’re lucky, you might spot some playful monkeys swinging in the trees. They’re fun to watch, but it’s important not to feed them. Feeding monkeys can make them dependent on humans for food, and they might become aggressive or cause trouble around visitors. The park has clear signs reminding people not to feed the wildlife to keep both the animals and visitors safe. The gardens are also a great spot for morning walks or jogs. Many people come here to enjoy the cool shade and well-maintained trails. You’ll come across beautiful sculptures and fountains, giving the place a peaceful, almost magical feel. Whether you want to take a slow stroll, or just soak in the natural beauty, Penang Botanic Gardens is a refreshing retreat from the city’s hustle and bustle. #100waysoftravel #penang

Penang Hill, locally known as Bukit Bendera, is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Penang Island, Malaysia. It is not only a relaxing escape from the scorching heat of the city, but also offers visitors beautiful views of the island and the Andaman Sea. There are also a variety of activities to do, including trekking, nature walks, and learning about the area’s rich history. Things to do on Penang Hill - Penang Hill Funicular Railway: Take a 5-10 minute ride up the hill via a steep 2km route. This is one of the steepest trams in the world. - Penang Hill Gardens: A botanical garden filled with beautiful plants and flowers, as well as a butterfly garden where visitors can walk and interact with nature up close. Getting there: Take the Penang Hill Funicular Railway, with the tram station located at Air Itam. It takes about 30 minutes from George Town by car. You can also take a bus or taxi. Opening hours: Open daily, Monday - Friday: 6.30 am - 11.00 pm / Saturday - Sunday and public holidays: 6.30 am - 11.00 pm Location: Located in Air Itam, Penang Island, Malaysia GPS coordinates: 5.414926, 100.276516 #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck

#traveldiaries The Ayer Itam Market in Penang is a bustling and vibrant spot, perfect for experiencing local culture and cuisine. Located near the famous Kek Lok Si Temple, this market is known for its variety of fresh produce, local delicacies, and unique items. One of the highlights is the asam laksa stall across the road, which often has long queues due to its popularity. Inside the market, you can also find a food court with delicious options like the famous Sister Curry Mee, curry laksa, Nasi Briyani, Char Kway Teow, Char Kway Kak, Kway Teow Soup, Wanton noodles, Jawa Mee, Roti Canai, Hainanese Kopi, and many more.

Georgetown, the capital of Penang, is one of the oldest towns in Malaysia and is also listed as a World Cultural Heritage Site. The name "Georgetown" is inexplicably cute, and the best way to appreciate it is to wander around the city. Take a rickshaw or walk the streets and alleys to find murals, which is a great way to explore Penang. These paintings are full of life and warmth, and they seem to tell stories of the past, mixed with the scent of the ancient city. As you continue to wander, you may come across a church-like building, a Teochew-style arcade, or the sea... As you walk and look around, you may wonder if the scenery before you is exactly the same as your imagination of Nanyang. Penang Hill is the Chinese name, while the English name is Penang Hill, which means "betel nut hill". Take the cable car to the top and enjoy a panoramic view of the city surrounded by green vegetation. Memories are often intertwined with various senses, such as the picturesque scenery before your eyes, the charming scent in the air, and the exciting taste buds... Penang in my memory is closely related to a bowl of cendol. Whether it's a street stall or a tea room, you can always find it. Green "noodles" topped with coconut milk, red beans, crushed ice, etc. In a season when the air is hot, a bowl of this is icy, sweet, and refreshing. No matter how much you eat, you won't get tired of it. The "Toh Shun Tea Room", hidden in the alley, is still there today, and it seems to be just as popular. At that time, I went there early after waking up, so I didn't have to queue. The toast with kaya jam and the old-fashioned coffee are the perfect way to start a day of walking. Penang's cuisine is a blend of Southeast Asian flavors and Fujian coastal specialties, so you won't be disappointed. Unlike the crowds and skyscrapers of Kuala Lumpur, Langkawi's nature and villages, Penang has everything you need. If I ever visit again, I would love to see how time has changed the streets I once walked.

#penangtrip #penang #streetart #100waysoftravel One of our favorite things to do in Penang is to hunt for the famous street art, such as the iconic "Children on a Bicycle" on Armenian Street, "Boy on a Motorcycle" on Ah Quee Street, "Little Boy with Pet Dinosaur" on Ah Quee Street, and "Little Girl in Blue" on Muntri Street. These spots can get very crowded, so we ventured out during a hot afternoon, armed with thick sunblock and sunglasses 🕶️ to beat the heat while enjoying the vibrant and creative artwork scattered throughout the city.

#penangtrip #100waysoftravel #penanghill The last time I visited Penang Hill with friends, it was afternoon, and the place was packed with people, making the wait for the funicular train quite long. This time, I hesitated about whether to go again since we didn’t rent a car and had to rely entirely on public transportation and our feet. Just as I was in doubt, I stumbled upon an early morning ticket offer—round trip for only RM5. It was too good to pass up, so we decided to forgo our night out and wake up early. The bus ride from the city was just RM2.70, proving once again that Penang is a city made for travelers. Despite the weather forecast predicting cloudy skies and rain, it seemed like the heavens smiled upon us, as the sunrise turned out to be quite beautiful. At that moment, every early wake-up and wait was worth it.