Tag: Penang Travel Tips
Get Around Penang: The Easy, Honest Transport Guide for First-Time Visitors If you’re planning your first trip to Penang, chances are you’re already thinking about food. Good. But between …
Wondering what to Eat at Astaka Kota Selera (Esplanade Park Food Court) If you’re heading for lunch at Astaka Kota Selera, don’t worry—the classics are all there. Some of …
Astaka Kota Selera used to go by the name Esplanade Park Food Court before its glow-up. If you grew up in Penang, you probably remember it as the place …
Penang’s mural art scene has turned the streets of George Town into one of the most photographed living galleries. Once known mainly for its heritage buildings and old-world charm, …
Fort Cornwallis Penang: What to See, What to Know, and Why It’s Worth a Visit Fort Cornwallis is one of George Town’s most fascinating historical landmarks. It sits near …
If sustainable travel is your goal in Penang, you can explore the island’s rich culture and nature while leaving a light footprint. Hey! If you’re planning to visit Penang, …
Weather in Penang is hot, humid, with afternoon rain. Learn the best times to explore, stay cool, and enjoy your trip. Planning a trip to Penang? Excellent choice. Before …
If you love a good story with your meal, Penang’s mansion restaurants are worth seeking out. These aren’t just places to eat. They’re full of history, character, and charm. …
Let’s be honest, Iconic Marjorie Hotel may be the KNOOB (new kid on the block) — but in the best way possible. When it comes to choosing a hotel …
After exploring bustling cities like Dubai and Kuala Lumpur, you should visit Penang for the refreshing change you’re craving. With a blend of colonial charm, vibrant street food, and …
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 go-to guide for exploring one of Malaysia’s most captivating islands. Here, vibrant cultures, delicious food, and stunning landscapes all come together in one unforgettable place! …
Eating in Penang is an absolute joy! Brimming with an exciting mix of flavors, unique dishes, and a rich culinary history, Penang is everyone’s dream destination – for food. …
Chinese Valentine’s Day in Penang is a Night of Romance under the stars! Few traditions rival the magic of Chinese Valentine’s Day when celebrating love. It’s the timeless Qixi …
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 …
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 …
Hard Rock Cafe Penang has just unveiled its brand-new Rock Shop George Town. Exciting news for all travelers and music enthusiasts to visit the first standalone store in this …
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 …
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 …
Teh Kadai Penang is the Indian tea shop that’s quietly blowing up in Little India. Let’s talk about Teh Kadai Penang—the kind of place you might walk past if …
Cafe Hopping in George Town is what Penangites and visitors to the state love most. There are only so many malls to go grocery shopping on Penang Island. If …
Treats are great at Rock Spa Hard Rock Hotel Penang, especially for a reward. Finally, after some postponements, lots of travel plans, and the COVID-19 lockdown – PHEW! I …
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 …
Hin Bus Depot Hipster Art Center in George Town is the local entrepreneur community art space in artsy Penang. Built in 1947, the Hin Bus Depot was run by …
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, …
If only the hidden field of 3,000 secrets LED glowing tulips in bright shades behind the Penang Avatar Garden Lights would sing! This “neon light show” is a crowd-puller, …
For newcomers to Malaysia, there are countless things that make Malaysians unique. From our habits to our food obsessions, we have our own set of quirks and cultural traits. …
Satay Hamid is a place you almost want to keep secret. Until you take that first bite. Then you’re telling everyone. Tucked quietly along Jalan Seri Tanjung Pinang, this …
In George Town, Penang, the locals love a soupy Koay Teow Theng (阿海粿條汤) as much as they love Char Koay Teow (炒粿條). The street food culture is protected by a …
St. Giles Wembley part of Cititel Hotel Management (CHM) group has 1,100 hotel rooms in three hotels in George Town City shows that the group knows what a city …
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 …