The famous and majestic Kek Lok Si Temple, located in Penang, was completed in 1930.

Lookout for the second generation Penang Hill funicular train, which was once taken by the late Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth. The current train is the fourth generation.

Penang Fort Cornwallis was constructed by the British 230 years ago. It reminds you of the time when British soldiers conducted drills within its walls. The fort houses the historic cannon named Sri Rambai, boasting a remarkable 400-year history.

The 'Kids on Bicycle' mural is a popular spot in our heritage area. We playfully say, 'A photo with this mural is a must to prove to your friends you've explored Penang's historic side.'

Marvel at the architecture, lifestyle, and history of the Pinang Peranakan Mansion, a top destination in George Town, Penang. Tip for exploring: engage a local guide for insightful commentary. This isn't your typical museum. Without a guided tour, you might miss out on the rich details.

The Habitat, located on the fringes of a 130-million-year-old virgin rainforest on Penang Hill, is a world-class ecotourism facility. Walk the historical 1.6-kilometer nature trail built in the early 1800s by the British East India Company, enjoy three giant swings, and don't miss the 13-meter Tree Top Walk with panoramic views of Penang. Explore wild animal habitats and marvel at the rich biodiversity of our planet through an immersive VR experience.

Street of Harmony, George Town. Where else can you find a street lined with so many places of worship of different faith, all within a perimeter of 700m. Get a local tourist guide to have a walking tour begins from St. George's Church, oldest in South-East Asia, then head to Taoist-Buddhist Goddess of Mercy Temple which survived the last two word wars. Across the street is Little India with its colorful Sri Mahamariaman Temple decorated with statues of Hindu Gods. Further down is Khoo Kongsi, a Chinese ancestral clan house cum museum. Then view the nearby Kapitan Keling Mosque, the first Arab-Indian Muslim mosque built in Penang.

Swettenham Pier is located within the city of George Town in Penang. Established in 1904, it serves as a busy port-of-call in Malaysia for cruise shipping. I recommend that cruise travelers engage with a local guide for a half-day George Town Heritage Walking Tour or make a trip to Penang Hill and Kek Lok Si Temple. During your tour, savor some Penang Street Food and explore the multicultural atmosphere of Penang before returning to your cruise for the next destination.

Penang is a food paradise. The island offers an endless variety of mouth-watering dishes and snacks that can satisfy the most exquisite taste buds. Penang is also a melting pot of different cultures, which is reflected in the local cuisine that incorporates Malay, Chinese, and Indian cooking. Come & taste our street food during your tour in Penang. Ask your tour guide to recommend & bring you there.

There are Muslim stalls & non-Muslim stalls separated. Recently there are many youngster setup food stalls. It is also quite common now to pay by local e-Wallet.