• Chowrasta Market - Chowrasta Market in Penang is a vibrant center that showcases the island’s rich daily life and culture. Each morning, housewives gather not only to shop but also to exchange gossip while selecting fresh vegetables, meat, and fish. The market is famous for its unique local products such as handmade spring roll skins, traditional snacks, and the renowned Penang nutmeg and pickles. The atmosphere is filled with friendly chatter, the aroma of spices, and the sound of street food being cooked. It’s more than just a market—it’s a community space where tradition, food, and friendships flourish daily.
• Kek Lok Si Temple - During the British colonial era, Penang’s Chinese community thrived, practicing their faith with dedication and constructing many grand temples—some said 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 serene gardens. Don’t miss the stunning 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 contributes to conservation efforts and promotes eco-tourism through sustainable practices and educational programs.
• New World Park - Once an amusement park, now a food hawker center. Stop here for lunch and embark on a mini food tour at Penang’s New World Park Hawker Food Court, where you’ll find a wide variety of local Malaysian street food in a clean, semi-open-air environment. Signature Penang hawker delights include Char Koay Teow (fried flat noodles), Penang Assam Laksa, Hokkien Mee (prawn noodles), Penang Curry Mee, Loh Bak (marinated deep-fried meat fritters), Bak Kut Teh (herbal pork soup), Wantan Mee, Indian-style fried noodles, and chicken rice. Don’t miss out on classic desserts like Chendol and Ice Kacang, all freshly prepared by experienced hawkers who bring authentic flavors to every dish.
• 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.
• Masjid Kapitan Keling Road - 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.
• Street Art in George Town - Lithuanian artist Ernest Zacharevic is leaving his mark with beautiful wall paintings of children all across historical Georgetown. The artworks are funny, fascinating, and 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 bustling, 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 beautiful 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.

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

• Foods and Drinks
• Gratuities

This is a private tour, designed exclusively for you or your group. Unlike tours with fixed itineraries, this tour allows you to select the destinations you wish to explore. The journey begins at the designated pick-up location. During a 6-hour tour, you can choose to visit 3-5 attractions anywhere on Penang Island. Options include (but are not limited to):

1. Kek Lok Si
2. Batik Craft
3. Clan Jetty
4. Reclining Buddha
5. Botanical Garden
6. Street Art Murals
7. Penang Hill
8. Entopia
9. Tropical Spice Garden
10. Pinang Peranakan Mansion
11. Khoo Kongsi

You have the freedom to decide which sites to visit and how long to spend at each one (travel time is not included). Whether you wish to delve deeply into each location or simply take photos and move on, the choice is yours. Opt for a city, hill, temple, or nature tour. If you’re uncertain about where to go, our tour guide can plan the itinerary for you. The guide will accompany you to all attractions and provide insightful commentary.

• No Serious Medical Conditions

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