Penang George Town 6 days tour
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Penang (Malay: Pulau Pinang), formerly known as Penang Island, referred to as Penang. It is one of the thirteen federal states in Malaysia, located on the northwest side of the Malayan Peninsula. Bounded by the Penang Strait, Penang is divided into two parts: Penang Island and Perai Province. Among them, the east and north of Seipai Province are adjacent to Kedah State, and the south is adjacent to Perak State; while the west of Penang Island is opposite to the Indonesian Sumatra Island across the Strait of Malacca. Penang is 357 kilometers away from the capital Kuala Lumpur.
Penang was founded by Mr. Francis Light of the British East India Company in 1786. It integrates British colonists, Malays, Chinese, and Indians. It is an out-and-out cultural melting pot. The capital, Georgetown was a gas station for ancient ships and a trading center for Indian spices and Chinese tea, cotton and other commodities.
Penang's charming beaches and nostalgic style make Penang a world-renowned holiday destination.
Penang George Town 6 days tour
Flight to Penang International Airport suggest schedule
| Airline | Flight Departure Number | Departure Time | Flight Arrival Number | Arrival Time |
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CI 731 | 09:30 | CI 732 | 15:10 |
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JX 721 | 11:00 | JX 722 | 16:35 |
| Itinerary | Place of accommodation | |
| Day 1 |
Penang International Airport > The TOP Penang, Theme Park Penang > Rainbow Skywalk |
Stay in hotel in Penang |
| Day 2 | Queen Victoria Memorial Clock Tower > Padang Kota Lama (Esplanade) > Fort Cornwallis > Pinang Peranakan Mansion > Goddess Of Mercy Temple > St. George's Anglican Church > Church of the Assumption > Gurney Paragon > Gurney Drive Hawker Centre | Stay in hotel in Penang |
| Day 3 | Pusat Peringatan Sun Yat-Sen > Leong San Tong Khoo Kongsi > Penang Street Art > Armenian Street > Seh Tek Tong Cheah Kongsi > Little India > Chew Jett | Stay in hotel in Penang |
| Day 4 | Penang Butterfly Farm > ESCAPE Penang > Batu Ferringhi Beach > Masjid Daerah Timur Laut | Stay in hotel in Penang |
| Day 5 | Taman Botani Pulau Pinang > Kuil Arulmigu Balathandayuthapani > Kek Lok Si Temple > Kimberley Street Food Night Market | Stay in hotel in Penang |
| Day 6 | Free travel activities > Penang International Airport > Taoyuan International Airport | Back to home |
The TOP Penang
Theme Park Penang
Penang’s Highest Iconic Entertainment Tower
Discover the largest and the best indoor theme park The Top Penang which offers you more than 18 themed attractions in one iconic destination. Have a never-ending fun on the highest tower in Penang. Eat, Play and Learn at the same time and same place. Spread some joys and enjoy your happy moments together with your friends and loved one!
Rainbow Skywalk
Komtar Skywalk (English: Komtar Skywalk) is a high-altitude glass walkway on the roof of the Komtar Building in George Town, Penang, Malaysia, about 250 meters (820 feet) above the ground, where you can see the night view of George Town.
Queen Victoria Memorial Clock Tower
Queen Victoria Memorial Clock Tower (Jubilee Clock Tower) is a Moorish clock tower in George Town, Malaysia, located at the intersection of Light Street (Light Street/Lebuh Light) and Tuku Street (Beach Street/Lebuh Pantai), to celebrate Victoria in 1897 Built to celebrate the Queen's Diamond Jubilee. The clock tower is 60 feet high, with each foot representing a year of the queen's reign. Behind the bell tower is a corner of the Fort Cornwallis wall.
Padang Kota Lama (Esplanade)
The Esplanade is home to many historic attractions such as the Cenotaph, which honors soldiers, Fort Cornwallis, a scenic promenade, and several art and cultural museums. Significant architectural heritage includes Penang City Hall, a building that combines Edwardian Baroque and Palladian architecture. The area is full of cafés, restaurants and bars, as well as several restaurants. From the pier you can catch a ferry to Butterworth and Langkawi Island.
Fort Cornwallis
Fort Cornwallis (Malay: Kota Cornwallis, also known as Fort Cornwallis) is located in the east of George Town, Penang, Malaysia. Fort Cornwallis was built in 1786 and named after Charles, Governor of Bengal at the time of the British colonial government. There are also Tuku Street and the Old Gurney Drive Clock Tower near Fort Cornwallis.
Pinang Peranakan Mansion
The Pinang Peranakans Mansion was transformed from the luxurious traditional mansion of a certain wealthy Baba almost a century ago. The museum offers a glimpse into the affluent life that enriched the Baba Nyonya culture, as well as their many customs and traditions.
The Penang Overseas Chinese Museum was built at the end of the 19th century. It used to be the residence and shop of the local gentry Hai Kee Chan. Its eclectic design and architecture show the diverse styles of Chinese and Western cultures. It is one of the most beautiful buildings in Penang. . There are screens incorporating Chinese woodcuts, as well as British floor tiles and Scottish cast iron craftsmanship. In addition, more than 1,000 antiques and collections are displayed in the museum.
Goddess Of Mercy Temple
Goddess Of Mercy Temple is located on MASJID KAPITAN KELING Road in the very center of Georgetown, Penang. It was built by the first Chinese immigrants to Penang in the 1800s. This is the oldest Chinese temple in Penang. During the celebration of Guanyin's birthday, it often attracts many devotees to worship.
Guanyin Pavilion celebrates Guanyin's birthday three times a year on the 19th day of February, June and September of the lunar calendar. During these festivals, believers are busy burning incense and money, while making other offerings to the benevolent Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva and the gods enshrined in the Avalokitesvara Pavilion. On the night of celebrating Guanyin's birthday, Chinese puppet shows or song and dance performances are usually presented.
St. George's Anglican Church
St. George's Church (English: St. George's Church) is located in Huagai Street, George Town, Penang, Malaysia. It is the oldest Anglican church in Southeast Asia and belongs to the West Malaysia Diocese of the Anglican Church in Southeast Asia.
Church of the Assumption
The Church of the Assumption was established in 1786 when Captain Francis Wright first came to Penang, Malaysia. It is located on Farquhar Street in George Town, within the heritage core of the city. The church is the third oldest Catholic church in Malaysia. From 1955 to 2003, the church was the seat of the Bishop of Penang and is also a World Heritage Church.
Gurney Paragon
Gurney Paragon Mall is a shopping mall located in Gurney Drive, George Town, Penang. It opened on July 23, 2013, with an area of 700,000 square feet. The second operating large shopping center in the circle, not far from Gurney Plaza. Gurney Paragon Plaza is invested and constructed by Hunza Properties, with a total development value of RM450 million and a leasable floor area of 700,000 square feet. It is a large complex integrating shopping, residences, entertainment and offices. Plan, two 155-meter-high buildings with a total of 43 floors above the shopping mall are currently the tallest residential buildings in Penang and one of the main landmarks in George Town.
Gurney Drive Hawker Centre
Gurney Drive (Malay: Persiaran Gurney) is a waterfront promenade located in George Town, Penang, Malaysia. One of the 25 best streets. In recent years, many skyscrapers and shopping centers have been built in the Gurney Drive area, becoming part of the new central business district of George Town.
Pusat Peringatan Sun Yat-Sen
Pusat Peringatan Sun Yat-Sen, located at No. 120, Datongzi Street, Penang, Malaysia, is a historical museum commemorating Sun Yat-sen's revolutionary deeds. The museum building was built around 1880. It used to be the residence of merchants and merchants in the Straits Settlements, and it was also the former site of the Penang Reading Newspaper Office. On February 4, 2001, the then Prime Minister of Malaysia Mahathir Mohamad presided over the opening ceremony for the museum.
Leong San Tong Khoo Kongsi
Long San Tong Khoo Kongsi, referred to as Qiu Company, is located in Dajuan Lane, George Town, Penang, Malaysia. It is a large-scale guild hall with large-scale buildings and carved The decoration shows that the local Chinese occupy an important seat in Penang society. Qiu Company is the largest Chinese guild hall in Malaysia and one of the main historical buildings in George Town. Although Qiu Company has a history of more than 100 years, the overall structure is complete. The annexed buildings of the guild hall, the grand stage and the late 19th century row houses for the clan members are all well preserved.
Penang Street Art
Lithuanian artist Ernest Zacharevicm created six murals during the celebration of the annual Georgetown festival. The murals quickly became famous all over the world, and one of them, "Children on a Bicycle," became one of the city's most photographed spots.
Today, many years later, the old city is full of murals. The trend started by Ernest Zacharevic continues to grow, giving George Town a thriving street art scene. International artists are now invited there to leave their mark on the old town. So many cities are now among the international street art capitals. It shows! Walking through the center is like a scavenger hunt to find not only all of Zacharevich's original murals, but all the ones you can see.
Armenian Street
Armenia Street was originally called Malay Road, named after the Malay settlement that once stood nearby. Today, Malay culture still influences the local area, especially the Armenian Street at the westernmost end, which is also the location of the Penang Islamic Museum.
In 1808, the place was officially renamed Armenian Street by Armenian merchants who lived in Armenian Street. Armenian merchants started building the church in 1822, and the Sakis brothers built the Ion O Hotel. But the Armenians did not live there for a long time. When the church was built in 1937, most of the Armenians had left.
In the middle of the 19th century, the local Chinese began to live in Armenian Street and built Chinese guild halls nearby, such as Longshan Tangqiu Company. At the same time, Armenian Street became one of the strongholds of local Chinese secret societies, and a Hokkien-dominated club was also established there. As a result Armenian Street experienced many conflicts, known as the 1867 Penang Riots. At that time, the British government sent Indian troops to suppress and implement a military blockade, forcing the Chinese and Malay secret societies to end the conflict.
Seh Tek Tong Cheah Kongsi
Cheah Company was also used as a stronghold to assist Sun Yat-sen and the Chinese Kuomintang in the revolution and handle Nanyang affairs from the late Qing Dynasty to the early Republic of China. The evidence can be found in Cheah Company’s possession of three seals of the Chinese Kuomintang branch directly under the British Penang Island in Nanyang, including "instructions ", "Official Letter", and "Instructions" were discovered, so it can be speculated that among the members of Cheah Company at that time, there were cadres of the Chinese Nationalist Party in Penang.
In addition to being the family temple of the Cheah clan, Shidetang Cheah Company also left traces of running a school. In 1918, the Cheah clan established the Yucai School on the current site. Although it is only used as a historical site for tourists to visit, the Cheah clan is still very important to this day. The local Chinese provide educational and cultural assistance.
Little India
Little India in Malaysia refers to the area inhabited by Indians. Many cities, such as Penang and Kuala Lumpur, have Little India districts. In Malaysia, the Indian population is the third largest ethnic group after the Malays and Chinese. Little India of Penang is located in George Town, not far from the old Gurney Drive to the southwest.
Chew Jetty
The sea bridge-like wooden house area on the northeast coast of Penang Island, Penang, Malaysia. The bridges are mainly divided by surnames and relatives. The longest wooden bridge extends about 500 meters to the sea, and some are shorter. The left and right sides are full of wooden houses. Originally, there were 9 surname bridges, but under the giant wheel of urban development, two surname bridges were demolished and built into low-cost HDB flats.
The Surname Bridge is part of George Town (the state capital of Penang), and George Town was listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2008. The Surname Bridge is one of the important cultural relics in George Town, which fully demonstrates the life characteristics of the sea dwellers in George Town.
Penang Butterfly Farm
Penang Butterfly Garden is located at the foot of the mountain in the northwest of Penang, Malaysia. It is built against the mountain and facing the sea. There are more than 3,000 butterflies, frogs, scorpions and other insects in more than 50 species, as well as lily ponds, waterfalls, tunnels. Penang Butterfly Garden Laboratory, etc.
ESCAPE Penang
It would be a pity to come to Penang and not go to Escape Adventure Amusement Theme Park! ESCAPE Penang is located in Jateluk Bagang, Penang, Malaysia. It is a playground that focuses on getting close to nature. Here, you can enjoy a variety of exciting rides and fun game activities, including aerial leaps, monkey rope climbing, rock climbing and more. If you think this is only for young people, you're dead wrong.
Batu Ferringhi Beach
Batu Ferringhi is a suburb of George Town, Northeast County, Penang State, Malaysia. It is located on the north shore of Penang Island 11 kilometers away from the center of George Town. It is also a famous beach attraction in George Town. In order to cope with the crowds of tourists, many high-rise hotels such as Hard Rock Hotel Penang and Holiday Inn have been built on the 4-kilometer beach near Batu Ferringhi.
The beach hostel next to Batu Ferringhi Beach offers parasailing, and when the weather is good, you can see the Andaman Sea and Mount Jelai in Kedah. Batu Ferringhi also has a night market selling street food.
As early as 1592, there were traces of human activities in Batu Ferringhi, and the British James Lancaster took a boat to explore here. However, after that, Batu Ferringhi was just a quiet and unknown small fishing village until the urbanization began in the 1970s. Also because it is located on the north coast of Penang Island, Batu Ferringhi was hit by the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake.
Masjid Daerah Timur Laut
The mosque in Tanjung Bungah, George Town, Penang, Malaysia.
Taman Botani Pulau Pinang
About a quarter of a mile from Penang Hill and about eight kilometers from the city, there is a well-planned botanical garden with a history of more than 100 years. The botanical garden has an area of 30 hectares.
The Botanic Gardens (Botanic Gardens) was built by the British in 1884 during the British colonial era. It is one of the earliest parks in Malaysia. It is only eight kilometers away from the center of George Town. The initial area of the botanical garden was only 72 acres. Since 2004, the botanical garden has launched an expansion plan, and the area currently included in the garden has expanded to 592 acres.
Kuil Arulmigu Balathandayuthapani
A temple complex in George Town, Penang. The main deity of this temple is Murugan. Tourists need to climb 513 stairs to reach the temple.
Kek Lok Si Temple
Penang Kek Lok Si (Malay: Tokong Kek Lok Si / Kuil Kek Lok Si), the full name of Heshan Kek Lok Temple, is a Buddhist temple located in Ayer Itam, Penang, Malaysia. Kek Lok Si Temple was first built in 1891 and fully completed in 1904. The temple is surrounded by mountains and sea, covering an area of 120,000 square meters. It is the largest and most magnificent Chinese Buddhist temple in the country and Southeast Asia. The name of the temple is taken from the "Western Paradise of Paradise". Its completion marks the development of Chinese Buddhism in Nanyang, and it is a cultural link between Han and overseas Chinese. When the night falls during the Spring Festival, Kek Lok Si Temple will hold the annual Chinese New Year Lantern Festival, which attracts many local and overseas Buddhists to come for pilgrimage.
The mountain site where Kek Lok Si Temple is located in Penang is named "Heshan" after the temple was built because it looks like a flying crane. The temple is lined with colorful buildings, most of which are made of granite. Its main landmarks are the seven-story Wanfo Pagoda and the world's tallest octagonal pavilion, Guanyin Pavilion.
Kimberley Street Food Night Market
Famous for the "Four Heavenly Kings", namely Kway Teow, Kway Teow Soup, Char Kway Teow and Four Fruit Soup. Apart from these four popular dishes, you can also sample other local delicacies such as Le Lok, Penang Laksa, Hokkien Prawn Mee, Braised Pork, Stir-Fried Carrot Cake and more. There are also several dessert shops here that specialize in traditional Chinese sweet soup, or "sugar water".
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