Tag: Penang Travel Tips
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 …
Tea Kadai Cafe is the best Indian-style Tea Shop for unique snacks and special Tea in Little India, Penang. I’ve wanted to visit for the longest time but never …
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 …