• Street Art in George Town - Penang’s street art has gained recognition, being named the 7th Most Instagrammed City for Street Art globally. By blending life-sized images with original pieces or 3D objects, the murals in Penang are both ‘interactive and real’.

Lithuanian artist Ernest Zacharevic has breathed new life into George Town with his distinctive street art featuring children. Works like ‘Kids on Bicycle’ and ‘Boy on Motorcycle’ are so captivating that they invite visitors to pose with them. Wander through the streets and enjoy some of Penang’s finest ‘free souvenirs’.

• Pinang Peranakan Mansion - The Pinang Peranakan Mansion is a grand residence, restored to showcase the historical Straits Chinese settlement in Penang. This splendid townhouse was once the home and office of Chinese Kapitan Chung Keng Kwee, a 19th-century Hakka tin-miner and leader of the Hai San secret society. The mansion houses over 1,000 antiques and collectibles, featuring a unique blend of Chinese architecture. Built in the 1890s, it includes Chinese carved-wood panels, English floor tiles, and Scottish ironworks.
• Khoo Kongsi - Khoo Kongsi, officially known as the Leong San Tong Khoo Kongsi, is a lavish and historic clan house in George Town, Penang. Regarded as one of Malaysia’s most magnificent, it stands as a significant symbol of Chinese heritage and the achievements of the Chinese diaspora in Southeast Asia.
• George Town - Capture more photos during a street food lunch. Penang’s cuisine is a delightful mix of traditional Malay, Chinese, and Indian dishes, along with fusion cuisines like Baba Nyonya or Peranakan, which blend regional ingredients with Chinese Malay cooking techniques. These culinary delights can be found in hawker centers and shop houses throughout George Town.

• Lunch included
• Guided by an English-speaking driver
• Convenient hotel pickup and drop off

• Gratuities

CNN Travel has hailed Penang as one of the world’s leading tourist attractions for 2019. Begin your exploration in the heart of George Town, known for its legendary murals and street art. Proceed to visit the Khoo Kongsi, an ancestral clan house that reflects the rich legacy of the early Chinese immigrants in Penang. Revel in its elaborate design and discover invaluable relics that tell a story of cultural integration between Malays and Chinese. The next attraction is the Kek Lok Si Temple, the biggest Buddhist place of worship in Malaysia. Be amazed by its majesty and absorb the serene environment present throughout. This temple compound provides awe-inspiring, panoramic views of the island, perfect for creating memorable Instagram moments. Make sure not to miss the street food lunch for photo opportunities, as local delicacies such as ‘Laksa’, ‘Char Koay Teow’, and ‘Cendol’ are not only palate pleasing, but visually appealing for Instagram posts.

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