• Wat Chayamangkalaram - The reclining Buddha addresses the chronicled Buddha at his downfall, with the name of Pra Buddhachaiya Mongkul which is a picture to a complete concordance and detachment from the world.

You will be invited by two statues legitimately outside of the entrance.

• Kek Lok Si Temple - Kek Lok Si is the best Buddhist sanctuary in Malaysia. The complex is separated into three zones while the grounds incorporate the slope entrance, keepsake, sustenance and beverages moves down and the turtle opportunity lake. In the mean time the apex plays host to a statue of the Goddess of Mercy, Kuan Yin
• Street Art in George Town - The street workmanship in Penang is about a long ways past an instinctive foundation for your Instagram photos, the divider compositions show the story of George Town. Figures explain how avenues got their names, signs portray the inheritance of the area and gigantic scale portrayals address George Town associations, at different occasions.
• Clan Jetties of Penang - The Clan Jetties live in an all out skimming town on stilts over the water in Georgetown on Penang Island. It is definitely not hard to find just outside of Georgetown city

• Private transportation
• Experienced English-speaking professional guide
• Entrance fee for the Inclined Lift at Kek Lok Si included
• Convenient hotel pick-up and drop-off
• Comfortable in-vehicle air conditioning

• Personal Expenses
• Gratuities (optional)
• Food & Drinks

Engage in a half-day communal tour in Penang with a visit to The Reclining Buddha Temple, also known by locals as the Sleeping Buddha, where you’ll find numerous niches housing the ashes of devotees. Behind the temple lies a quaint Thai village and cemetery. Revel in the temple’s breathtaking beauty and tranquil surroundings before moving on to the Dhammikarama Burmese Buddhist Temple.

The journey continues to the Kek Lok Si temple, showcasing the majestic seven-tier Thousand-Buddha Pagoda and the venerated statue of the Goddess of Mercy. Take in sweeping vistas of the island and take a trip back in time at the historic British hill station. The tour includes visits to four prominent religious edifices all located along the same road. Be inspired by over 50 captivating murals depicting old Penang street art. Conclude with a visit to the Clan Jetties, a picturesque floating village perched on stilts over the water, a testament to Chinese settlement dating back to the 19th century.

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