• St. George’s Anglican Church - The meeting point is in front of the church, where the journey will commence on foot. Established in 1818, this is the oldest Anglican Church in Southeast Asia that is still operational.
• Goddess of Mercy Temple (Kuan Yin Teng) - The walk continues down Kapitan Keling Mosque road to reach the temple. Built in 1800, it is the oldest Taoist Temple in Penang. Visitors will learn about the history of Chinese immigrants who settled in Penang over 200 years ago.
• 74, Lebuh China - The walk proceeds down China Street, located in the heart of George Town. This street offers a glimpse of heritage buildings such as shophouses and clan houses.
• Pinang Peranakan Mansion - From the temple, the walk leads to this mansion via China Street. Once the residence of 19th-century Chinese tycoon Chung Keng Quee, it is now a museum dedicated to the Peranakan Chinese Ethnic Group (also known as Baba Nyonya). Visitors will explore the stories of the Peranakan ethnic group in Malaysia.
• Little India - Penang - The tour includes a walk around Little India, one of the Indian settlements in Penang, to experience the daily life of Indian immigrants since the British colonial era.
• Sri Mariamman Temple - Located in Little India, this is one of the oldest Hindu temples in Georgetown, dedicated to Mariamman, the Goddess of Rain. Visitors will discover Hindu beliefs and practices in Malaysia.
• Kapitan Keling Mosque - The walk continues to the oldest mosque in Penang, established in 1801 by Indian Muslims, showcasing beautiful Mughal architecture.
• Armenian Street - The walk down Armenian Street reveals numerous historical pre-war shophouses, temples, mosques, and street art.
• Khoo Kongsi - This Chinese clan house features richly ornamented architecture and is a hidden gem of Georgetown, accessible through a lane off Armenian Street.

• Entrance fee for Pinang Peranakan Mansion
• Sightseeing by Walk
• English speaking tour guide
• Entrance fee for Khoo Kongsi

• Private transportation
• Food and beverages
• Any other expenses not mentioned

Georgetown, the capital of Penang, was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site on July 7, 2008, in recognition of its well-preserved multicultural heritage. Strolling through the streets of Georgetown feels like a journey through history, featuring remarkable colonial architecture and vibrant local cultures. Join our tour guide to explore George Town on foot, starting at St. George Church, and continue along the Street of Harmony, Little India, Armenian Street, Pinang Peranakan Mansion, Khoo Kongsi, and other attractions in the city’s heart.

• A minimum of 2 people per booking is required

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