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Penang

Malaysia

A bustling melting-pot of cultures

Penang is an exotic holiday destination with no shortage of cultural sights and natural scenery. With influences from Malay, Chinese and Indian culture, with British colonialism thrown in, it offers fascinating architecture, plentiful culture, beautiful beaches and friendly locals. Some of Penang's most interesting sites include the sandy beaches of Tanjung Bungah and the vibrant landscape of Penang Hill. Head up to the cool summit of Penang Hill, explore the Tropical Spice Garden, or soak up the sun at Batu Ferringhi beach.

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Penang Highlights

Here we have selected a few of the sights and experiences that you really should see on a visit to Penang.

Penang, Malaysia

George Town

A UNESCO World Heritage Site is a colourful mix of Chinese temples in Little India, mosques in Chinatown, Western-style skyscrapers and British Raj–era architecture. A true feast for the senses.

Penang, Malaysia

Tropical Spice Garden

A beautifully landscaped oasis of tropical flora, with over 500 species across 200 fragrant hectares. Wander among lily ponds and terraced gardens, and learn about local spices, and medicinal and poisonous plants.

Penang, Malaysia

Penang National Park

Although Penang National Park, at just 23 sq km, is Malaysia's smallest national park, you can fill a day with activities as diverse as jungle walks, fishing and sunbathing on quiet, golden-sand beaches.

A selection of tours to Penang

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