• Kek Lok Si Temple - During the British colonial period, the Chinese community in Penang thrived, practicing their faith with dedication and constructing many magnificent temples—some believed to rival, if not surpass, those in China. One of the most famous is Kek Lok Si, often described as the largest Buddhist temple complex in Southeast Asia, resembling a spiritual theme park. Built in 1985, visitors can learn about Buddhism, Taoism, and Confucianism while exploring its beautifully crafted pagodas, vibrant lanterns, intricate statues, and peaceful gardens. Don’t miss the breathtaking view of George Town from the temple grounds. As the locals say: “You haven’t been to Penang unless you’ve visited Penang Hill and Kek Lok Si.”
• Penang Hill - Penang Hill is a popular tourist destination known for its cool climate, panoramic views, and rich biodiversity. Rising 833 meters above sea level, it offers a refreshing escape from the tropical heat below. Accessible by the historic funicular railway, the hill features attractions like The Habitat, colonial-era buildings, temples, and viewing decks overlooking George Town and the Straits of Malacca. Its lush rainforest is home to diverse flora and fauna, making it ideal for nature lovers. Penang Hill also plays a role in conservation efforts and promotes eco-tourism through sustainable practices and educational programs.
• Batu Ferringhi Beach - Miles and miles of white sandy beach with vibrant beach activities and a family-friendly atmosphere, offering buggy rides, banana boat rides, or simply relaxing and getting a suntan.
• Penang Batik Factory - A genuine factory where master craftsmen transform plain fabric into high-quality hand-painted or block-printed batik. Showrooms sell a variety of authentic Malaysian male and female batik in all designs, colors, and sizes. A great souvenir from Malaysia to the world.
• Tropical Spice Garden - Penang Tropical Spice Garden is a lush, award-winning eco-attraction located in Teluk Bahang, Penang, Malaysia. Set on a former rubber plantation, the garden spans eight acres and showcases over 500 species of exotic flora, including herbs, spices, and tropical plants. Visitors can explore themed trails, learn about the origins and uses of spices, and enjoy guided or audio tours. The garden also features a Spice Museum, cooking classes, and a scenic café overlooking the Straits of Malacca. Promoting environmental education and sustainable living, the Tropical Spice Garden offers a serene and immersive experience for nature lovers, families, and cultural enthusiasts.
• The Floating Mosque - The Penang Floating Mosque, officially known as Masjid Terapung Tanjung Bungah, is a stunning seaside mosque located in the coastal suburb of Tanjung Bungah, Penang. Built in 2005 after the original mosque was damaged by the 2004 tsunami, it is uniquely designed to appear as if floating on water during high tide. The mosque features Moorish-style architecture, a seven-story minaret, and can accommodate up to 1,500 worshippers. It serves both as a religious and architectural landmark, welcoming Muslim and non-Muslim visitors. The serene setting and ocean views make it a peaceful place for reflection, prayer, and cultural appreciation.
• Reclining Buddha Wat Chaiyamangalaram - Wat Chaiyamangkalaram contains one of the world’s longest reclining Buddha statues, as well as several colorful statues of Dragons (nagas) and other mythical creatures. See the beautiful and serene world’s 3rd longest reclining Buddha. Walk around the statue for more trivia like “Weekdays” Buddha, 12 Chinese animal zodiacs and find which one is yours, mural on Buddha’s life story, and meet the “Future Buddha”.
• Dharmikarama Burmese Temple - Established in 1803, this is the oldest Burmese temple in Malaysia and serves as a spiritual and cultural hub for the Burmese Buddhist community in the region. The temple features traditional Burmese architecture, including an intricately designed pagoda, a large standing Buddha statue, and elaborately decorated interiors with gold accents, murals, and shrines. It also houses a bodhi tree, monk quarters, and beautifully landscaped gardens with statues representing aspects of Buddhist teachings. Take a picture memento here.
• George Town - Old George Town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its unique blend of colonial architecture, multicultural heritage, and vibrant street art. Established in 1786, the city reflects centuries of diverse influences, including Malay, Chinese, Indian, and European, making it a living museum of history and culture. Here, view and take photos with the magnificent colonial buildings like City Hall, Town Hall, War Cenotaph Memorial, Fort Cornwallis, Jubilee Clock Tower, and Senate Building, all in working condition.
• Jalan Masjid Kapitan Keling - Penang’s Harmony Street, officially known as Jalan Masjid Kapitan Keling, exemplifies Malaysia’s multicultural harmony. Drive along this single street to see four major religious landmarks stand side by side: start with St. George’s Church (Christianity), then Goddess of Mercy Temple (Taoism), followed by Sri Mahamariamman Temple (Hinduism), and then the Kapitan Keling Mosque (Islam). This close proximity of diverse places of worship symbolizes Penang’s long-standing religious tolerance and cultural coexistence.
• Armenian Street - Lithuanian artist Ernest Zacharevic is leaving his mark with beautiful wall paintings of children all across historical Georgetown. The artworks are funny, fascinating, and very much open to everyone’s interpretations. Drive around Old George Town to see and snap a photo or two of magical street arts created by Ernest like “Children on Bicycle”, “Boy on Motorcycle”, “Dinosaur” and “Climbing Wall” or other artists’ work like “Reaching Out”, “Children on Swing” and “Children and Basketball”.
• Chew Jetty - A busy, scenic destination featuring a traditional village of rustic houses on stilts over the water. Stroll on the plank walkway to see how the locals go about their daily life on the jetty, take nice pictures of the harbor view, iconic Penang Ferry, and Penang Bridge, and buy a trinket or two or enjoy a cool ice drink in this hot and charming enclave.

• Professional Guide
• Hotel/port pickup and drop-off
• Transportation by private vehicle
• Parking Fees

• Foods and Drinks
• Gratuities

This private tour is designed exclusively for you or your group. Enjoy an 8-hour guided experience that is entirely flexible, allowing you to tailor your itinerary in Penang. The tour starts at your chosen pick-up location, and you can choose 4 to 7 key attractions from the list below (not an exhaustive list):

1. Kek Lok Si
2. Batik Craft Factory
3. Floating Mosque
4. Clan Jetty
5. Reclining Buddha
6. Botanical Garden
7. Street Art Murals
8. George Town UNESCO World Heritage Site
9. Penang Hill with tram
10. Entopia Butterfly Farm
11. Tropical Spice Garden
12. Teddyville Museum
13. Pinang Peranakan Mansion
14. Clan House
15. Upside Down Museum
16. Wonderfoods Museum

You have the option to explore in-depth or take a “touch-and-go” approach. If you’re uncertain about where to visit, our tour guide can plan it for you. The guide will drive you around, accompany you to all attractions, and provide insightful commentary along the way. Discover the wonders that Penang has to offer!

• No Serious Medical Conditions

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.