You can also take a walk around the City Hall in Penang. It is the site where the British first landed in 1786.

Guiding an international group to Penang Hill, where over 2,500 species of flora and fauna coexist harmoniously in a 130-million-year-old rainforest. Ascend the 833 meters (2,733 feet) using Malaysia's one and only funicular train – a brief ride of less than 5 minutes.

Visit the famous Khoo Kongsi – a must-visit when you are in Penang, as it is the most distinctive Chinese clan association in Malaysia. It is well known worldwide for its extensive lineage that can be traced back 650 years ago.

Visiting Penang will not be a complete holiday if you do not go up to Penang Hill – Malaysia's best-known resort of choice with the perfect fusion of history, nature, and heritage. Come indulge in the unspoiled wonders of Mother Nature amidst one of the world's oldest rainforests in the region. You can enjoy a panoramic view of George Town, Penang from Penang Hill.

With a tour guide you will discover the best local eateries enjoyed by residents, often overlooked by tourists. Dive into authentic flavors, explore, and savor the unique culinary experiences that capture the essence of the local culture.

Do not forget to visit the Street Arts area which George Town is famous for.

Come visit one of the biggest Buddhist temple in South East Asia named Kek Lok Si Temple (which translates as Temple of Supreme Bliss) in Penang.