Tag: Penang Travel Guide
The Grand Unveiling of Tamarra—Penang’s First Glasshouse by the Sea, A Stunning Venue for Weddings and Events. Tamarra by Irama Dining proudly presents Penang’s First Glasshouse by the Sea—a …
Dory used to patronize these Old Penang Kopitiam that have since closed down for decades. If you’re a true-blue Penangite, you’ll know that the heart and soul of the …
Penang Travel FAQ is your ultimate guide to navigating one of Malaysia’s most captivating islands, where vibrant cultures, delicious food, and stunning landscapes come together! Are you planning a …
How to Get Around George Town, Penang: A Complete Guide for American Travelers Penang, especially its UNESCO World Heritage-listed George Town, is a dynamic blend of history, culture, and …
Once dubbed “off the beaten path,” these spots now proudly wear the slightly ironic badge of “hidden gems in Penang.” Far away from George Town’s vibrant streets, these destinations …
If you’re planning a trip, Chinese New Year in Penang is the perfect time to dive into the island’s vibrant heritage and festive spirit. This Lunar Festival isn’t just …
Welcome to SmartDory Penang Food Blog, your ultimate guide to eating out in Penang. Whether you’re wandering through the lively streets of George Town or exploring the island’s hidden …
How to Get Around Penang is a breeze, with plenty of transportation options to choose from. From a budget-friendly ride or a more comfortable journey, it is easy to …
Visiting the Top 5 Attractions in George Town is best done by walking, cycling, or even renting a motorbike! If it’s your first time in Penang, this guide will …
Edible souvenirs in Penang showcase its rich cultural and culinary heritage, making great gifts to take back home for a taste of Malaysia. If you’re wondering what to buy …
A wealth of culture and history can be found in George Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. To enhance your George Town experience, visiting these Penang places at the …
If you’re looking for things to do in Penang, George Town is a vibrant area where centuries of culture, history, and flavors converge in an unforgettable blend. From its …
Last week, I hopped on the KTM ETS Business Class train from Ipoh to Butterworth, Penang, looking for a comfy ride. Usually, I’d fly or take the bus, but …
While 48 hours in Penang might seem like a whirlwind, trust us, this guide provides ample time to appreciate this island’s magic truly. Penang, also known as the Pearl …
Penang Thaipusam & Chap Goh Mei 2023 celebrations are coming! In this season of Huat Ahhhhh, the coming week will see the double festivities of Thaipusam and Chap Goh …
On the 9th day of the Lunar New Year, Penang comes alive with the Pai Thnee Kong Festival, a grand Hokkien celebration. Families gather to honor the Jade Emperor …
Chap Goh Meh, not Chap Goh Mei to the Hokkien Chinese in Penang, means the Fifteenth Night. For the Chinese community in Malaysia, the Chinese New Year marks the …
Three French missionary nuns founded the Convent Light Street Penang Oldest Girls School in Southeast Asia. The Sisters arrived in Penang on April 12, 1852. Sister Gaetau, Sister Appolinaire, …
Penang’s oldest florist (since the 1800s) is heavy with the fragrance that perfumes Pitt Street when one visits or passes by the row of florist shops. SP Florist is …
Chinese New Year, the grandest festival for the Chinese people, is celebrated for fifteen days. According to the oldest traditions, this fifteen-day guide will help you follow specific things …