• Upside Down Museum - A delightful and whimsical attraction suitable for all ages! Experience imaginative photo opportunities in a topsy-turvy world—where living rooms, kitchens, and streets are flipped to ignite your creativity and capture unforgettable, playful images. A must-visit for those seeking fun and unique adventures.
• Street Art in George Town - Umbrella Alley – A lively street in Penang, Malaysia, adorned with vibrant umbrellas suspended above. It’s a popular spot for photography, street art, and a joyful ambiance.
• The Star Pitt Street - Known as the ‘Street of Harmony,’ Pitt Street was constructed in the 18th century and stands as a testament to Malaysia’s diverse culture. It features four significant religious buildings: the Goddess of Mercy Temple, Kapitan Keling Mosque, Sri Mariamman Temple, and St George’s Church. The presence of these buildings indicates a welcoming place for communities worldwide.
• Reclining Buddha Wat Chaiyamangalaram - This Thai-style Buddhist temple houses a massive reclining Buddha, mosaic dragons, and other statues.
• Coffee Tree - During the journey, there will be a stop for complimentary sampling of Penang’s renowned White Coffee/Tea at Coffee Tree. Additionally, enjoy a Crown Pewter demonstration to see how Malaysian handicrafts are created. After the city tour concludes, the driver will return you to your hotel or drop you off at any location in Georgetown upon request.
• St. George’s Anglican Church - The street begins with St. George’s Church, managed by Anglicans and built by the British East India Company in 1819. It is recognized as the oldest building in Penang. Constructed with Greek architecture, the interior features a soothing pastel blue with marble floors, and outside the main building on the church grounds is a memorial to Sir Francis Light in the form of a Greek temple.
• Chew Jetty - A traditional Chinese waterfront village constructed on wooden stilts. Visitors can stroll along the wooden walkways, observe local homes, enjoy sea views, and experience Penang’s living heritage. It’s also an excellent spot for photography.
• Fort Cornwallis - One of George Town’s most iconic historical landmarks, Fort Cornwallis dates back to the late 18th century. This star-shaped fortress provides insight into Penang’s colonial history, featuring well-preserved cannons, informative exhibits, and picturesque seaside views.

• Hotel pick up and drop off
• Air-conditioned vehicle
• Private transportation
• 50% surcharge for pick-up/drop-off outside George Town
• Entrance Fee

• Gratuities
• Personal expenses
• Food and drinks, unless specified

This tour provides an enjoyable and comprehensive exploration of Penang’s culture, history, and unique charm. Capture imaginative photos at the Upside Down Museum and discover colonial sites such as Fort Cornwallis and St. George’s Church, combining fun with historical significance. Delight in local tastes at Coffee Tree and wander through Chinatown and Thai temples, offering an ideal blend of attractions in a brief period.

• As per Malaysian law, groups with more than 6 tourists must have a licensed professional guide

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