Angsana Teluk Bahang

Penang National Park is the world's smallest national park. It is home to about 410 species of flora and 143 species of fauna, ranging from snakes, macaques, and leaf monkeys to otters, hawksbill turtles, and dolphins.

Discover Tropical Spice Garden, a valley overlooking the Straits of Malacca with 500+ species of herbs and tropical plants. Explore scenic trails via audio or guided tours. Comfortable walking shoes recommended as paths include gentle inclines.

In 2012, artist Ernest Zacharevic transformed George Town’s heritage streets with murals that celebrate local history. His artworks are scattered across the city centre, turning roads like Armenian Street and Muntri Street into popular cultural and photo hotspots.

The Clan Jetties are historic waterfront villages along Penang’s Heritage Trail, home to century-old stilt houses of different Chinese clans. Chew Jetty is the most visited, featuring a long walkway, small temple, and scenic photo spots.

Penang Batik Factory, established in 1973, showcases traditional batik-making in a lush setting. Visitors can explore the gallery, boutique, and workshop, and join free daily guided tours to see hand-drawn and block-printed batik creations.

Kek Lok Si Temple is one of Southeast Asia’s largest Buddhist temples, set on a hillside in Air Itam. Known for its striking pagoda, towering Guan Yin statue, and scenic views, it’s a must-visit cultural and spiritual landmark in Penang.