Penang International Airport Meet & Greet

Snake Temple - Built in honor of Chor Soo Kong, a Buddhist priest and healer. Legend has it that the monk provided shelter to snakes, and after his death, when the temple was completed, the snakes moved in on their own.

Penang Hill - This railway project was designed by Arnold R. Johnson, an engineer with the Federated Malay States Railways, based on a Swiss design. The 2,007m long funicular railway officially opened on January 1, 1924. The first carriages were wooden with distinct first and second-class compartments. These four carriages were in use for over 50 years until they were retired in 1977 and replaced with red carriages featuring fans and automatic sliding doors.

Penang War Museum - Initially a military fortress designed by the British in the 1930s, the 19.36-acre site offers a magnificent 320-degree view of the sea around the island, intended to defend the Straits of Malacca from Japanese attacks coming from the South channel.

World UNESCO Heritage City George Town

Dharmikarama Burmese Temple - Malaysia’s first Burmese temple, built in 1805, features beautiful statues of Buddha throughout the temple. There are separate temples within the compound showcasing different Buddha statues.

Penang Island - Built in 1786, Fort Cornwallis was intended as a defensive structure against pirates. Although initially built for the Royal Artillery troops and the military, it served more of an administrative function rather than an active defensive one.

Jubilee Clock Tower - The Queen Victoria Memorial Clock Tower, commissioned in 1897 by local millionaire Cheah Chen Eok to commemorate Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee, stands 60 feet high, with each foot representing a year of the Queen’s 60-year reign.

Cheong Fatt Tze - The Blue Mansion - This stately 1880s manor stands out with its expressive indigo-blue facade. It features 38 rooms with art nouveau stained glass, Straits Chinese floor tiles, 220 timber frame windows, seven staircases, and five granite-paved courtyards.

Penang Island - The Clan Jetties, a series of six jetties that form part of the Penang Heritage Trail, are considered one of the last bastions of old Chinese settlements on the island.

Penang Island - P. Ramlee’s Birthplace is the quaint wooden house where Tan Sri P. Ramlee (1929-1973) was born on March 22, 1929. He was a celebrated singer, composer, film director, actor, and composer.

Penang - Nasi Kandar is a favorite northern Malaysian dish of mildly-flavored steamed rice accompanied by a variety of curry-based meat dishes and vegetables. To find the island’s best nasi kandar outlets, we considered three factors: the piquancy of the restaurant dishes for both locals and foreigners, the price of a meal, and the ambiance of each selected restaurant.

Balik Pulau

Penang - The Penang Balik Pulau countryside is picturesque with villages, plantations, paddy fields, and fishing villages. Discover the daily life of Balik Pulau’s residents while enjoying the fresh morning air.

Penang - Bao Sheng Durian Farm is a top attraction in Balik Pulau for every Penangite. Savor the distinctive taste of Malaysia’s king of fruits in their tasting sessions and learn about durian picking from the experts.

Penang - Saanen Dairy Farm offers a family-friendly experience where you can feed the goats and watch the milking process. Goat products such as handmade goat’s milk soap, yogurt, and delicious ice cream are also available for purchase.

Penang - Ghee Hup Nutmeg Factory - The owner is passionate about nutmegs and will explain the details of processing nutmegs from raw fruits to the final product. Nutmeg products are sold at the factory, and nothing beats a nice cold nutmeg drink on a hot sunny day.

Penang - Countryside Stables Penang will fulfill your dreams of riding a horse. You can feed, pat, and ride ponies, making it a perfect day out.

Penang - A trip to Balik Pulau would not be complete without visiting Kim’s Laksa. One great spot to savor delicious Laksa is at Kim Seng Kopitiam, home of the Balik Pulau Asam Laksa.

Free at Leisure

Penang - Today’s program is to relax and enjoy the day at your hotel.

Check Out & Airport Departure

Penang - Check out and proceed with your friendly local driver to Penang International Airport for your international flight back home. Thank you & see you again.

• Penang Trishaw Ride
• Batik Factory visit
• Private air-conditioned vehicle
• Expert Blue Badge guide
• Personal driver service
• 4 nights’ accommodation
• Return airport transfers
• Daily breakfast included

• Lunch and dinner meals
• Ford Cornwallis Entrance Ticket
• Flight Arrangements

The Pearl of the Orient in Malaysia dazzles with its rich cultural heritage. Recognized as a UNESCO City for its significant societal legacy. It boasts a diverse culinary landscape with genuine Chinese and Indian dishes. Start your day with a typical Penang breakfast of toast bread paired with kaya spread and soft-boiled eggs, complemented by white coffee served in a vintage Chinese porcelain tea cup. Discover Penang’s exclusive gastronomy through its traditional dish, Nasi Kandar, whose preparation and recipe has remained unchanged over the years. Have a leisurely experience away from the bustling George Town at the serene Penang Hill and the stunning Kek Lok Si Temple during this private 4-night exploration of Penang Island.

• Hotel : Armenian Heritage Penang
• Guide will suggest best places to have lunch

If you cancel at least 6 full day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a full refund.
If you cancel between 2 and 6 day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a 50% refund.
If you cancel within 2 day(s) of the scheduled departure, you will receive a 0% refund.