Keterangan: · Biaya dalam Indonesia Rupiah ( IDR ) In dari Singapore & Out Batam ; Akomodasi 1 kamar berdua (twin Sharing) atau Bertiga (triple Sharing) untuk jumlah peserta ganjil UNTUK MINIMAL 02 - 03 ORANG BELUM TERMASUK MAKAN SIANG & MAKAN MALAM ; Biaya Termasuk : Akomodasi Sesuai pilihan ; Tour, Transfer & Makan sesuai itinerary A Penang trip itinerary can be a tiresome thing to plan! Because there’s so much to see and do! Even if you just limit your itinerary to Penang’s George Town! For example, there’s enough to keep you busy from morning to night if you’re wondering what to do in Penang in 3 days! And if you don’t have that many days in Penang, stick to your interests! Whether it’s the outdoors, museums or food! Table Of Contents Penang Itinerary One Day 2 Days 3 Days 4 Days 5 Days For The Family Best Time To Visit Penang Where To Stay In Penang? Getting A Local Penang Tour The classic Penang itinerary usually includes the following highlights listed here in no particular order Penang food Penang Hill and The Habitat Kek Lok Si Temple Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion or The Blue Mansion ESCAPE Theme Park Khoo Kongsi Penang Street Art Clan Jetties of Penang Little India View Of Penang From Atop Penang Hill – Photo by Travelswithsun How Long To Stay In Penang Honestly, you can’t see much in 1 day. Or 2 days, for that matter! 3 days is the best duration to see the top attractions in Penang! So try to consider this into your two weeks Malaysia itinerary! Still have doubts? Read on! Penang Itinerary 1 Day Sometimes, you just have less than 24 hours before you have to go elsewhere! And that’s okay, just keep in mind you’ll probably want to come back to Penang again! Hopefully, you’re visiting on a weekday and not a weekend! That would cut down on the waiting time at popular hawker stalls significantly! Chew Jetty Penang ć§“ć‘šæĄ„ – photo credits to 07071124ried Instagram Penang George Town Itinerary – Day 1 For your first day, aim to spend the whole day in George Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site! As we said before, there are a lot of things to do in Georgetown Penang. Morning Make your way to the historic centre of Penang, George Town! Depending on how much time you’ve got, you can find Leong San Tong Khoo Kongsi. Stroll or hop on a trishaw along Penang’s heritage streets, Armenian Street and Love Lane where you can spot some street murals too! Continue to Little India Khoo Kongsi Clan House – photo credits to wolf_goofydog Instagram Afternoon Have lunch in Little India Woodlands Vegetarian Restaurant If you have time to kill, step into the Sri Mahamariamman Temple Next, admire the lovely Penang Peranakan Mansion Free guided tours at 1130am and 330pm Entrance fee is RM20 for adults and free for children or have some giggles at the Wonder Food Museum instead! Main Courtyard Of Penang Peranakan Museum – Photo by Travelswithsun Evening Chew Jetty or Tan Jetty – There are many clan jetties of Penang but these two are the most picturesque! Dinner option 1 Village Fish Head Bee Hoon by Pengkalan Weld! Dinner option 2 Alternatively, you can go to Gurney Drive Hawker Centre for dinner and some sea breeze along the shopping plaza here! Village Fish Head Bee Hoon, Weld Quay – photo credits to lydiaburr Instagram Note Don’t stay out too late! You’ll need an early start for the next day in Penang! Penang Itinerary 2 Days Day 1 follows the previous itinerary. But on Day 2, it’s time to visit the main attractions in Ayer Itam, Penang!First night in Penang Stay anywhere between George Town and Ayer Itam. Especially if you want to see the sunrise at Penang Hill! Early Morning At Penang Hill – photo credits to Instagram Penang Ayer Itam Itinerary – Day 2 There are 2 highlights for this day at Ayer Itam – Penang Hill and Kek Lok Si Temple! These are very renowned Penang attractions so try as much as possible to visit on a weekday instead! Otherwise, queues are likely. Curtis Crest At The Habitat On Penang Hill – Photo by Travelswithsun Morning Go to Ayer Itam – If going by public transport, allow at least 2 hours. If you have a car, it takes 30 minutes from George Town! Start early if you want to hike up to Penang Hill from Penang Botanical Gardens or you can take the train up preferably before 8am. Penang Hill Funicular At The Upper Station – Photo by Travelswithsun The main attraction at Penang Hill is The Habitat with guided nature walks, a long canopy walkway, and a spectacular 360 degrees viewing platform Open daily from 9am – 7pm, with last entry being at 6pm, Curtis Crest! To beat the crowds, try to complete your visit before noon! Then, it’s on to Kek Lok Si Temple! Kek Lok Si Temple In Penang – photo credits to cherkho Instagram Afternoon You can head over to the nearby Air Itam Sister Curry Mee for lunch before your temple visit! Explore Kek Lok Si Temple Approximately 1-2 hours required Note Repairs are currently taking place following a fire at the temple, but Kek Lok Si remains open. Penang Air Itam Laksa – photo credits to blisssky Instagram Evening Freshen up at your Penang hotel. Dinner option 1 888 Hokkien Mee at Lebuh Pesgrave Dinner option 2 Time to try some more of that delicious Penang food at Chulia Street Night Hawker Stalls wanton mee, assam laksa, popiah, char kway teow, lor bak, etc See the sunset from the beach at Penang Avatar Secret Garden Lights turn on at 7pm. [TEMPORARILY CLOSED] or See the sunset from a beautiful seafront stretch at Karpal Singh Drive An estimated 9 minutes’ car ride from Chulia Street Hit the scenic Straits Quay Marina Mall – always good for a harbor stroll, coffee or a nightcap! Read more 11 Best Night Market In Penang – Monday To Sunday Especially 5 Penang Itinerary 3 Days Add this plan to the previous 2-day itinerary. Day 3 allows you more time to appreciate George Town and its British colonial past! And to see at least one of Penang’s prominent beaches! Second night in Penang Stay anywhere in George Town Goddess Of Mercy Temple Kuan Yin Temple – photo credits to food_ian0903 Instagram Penang Batu Ferringhi Itinerary – Day 3 Start the day with a tour of notable structures around Penang! As evening approaches, make the journey to Batu Ferringhi. Morning After breakfast in Penang, venture around George Town to see Penang’s British colonial buildings and other famous landmarks Goddess of Mercy Temple Penang George’s Anglican Church Penang State Museum Penang High Court Town Hall City Hall Queen Victoria Memorial Clock Tower Fort Cornwallis Cannons At Fort Cornwallis – photo credits to m_kheong Instagram Note You can do this 20-minute walking route in reverse to avoid visiting Fort Cornwallis at mid-day when it’s usually very hot and sunny! Afternoon Have lunch in George Town. Esplanade Park Food Court for Hameed Pata Mee Sotong! Travel to and have a tour of Tanjung Bungah Floating Mosque 10 minutes’ drive away is Batu Ferringhi beach with a water park Wet World Wild, and kayak, jet ski or banana boat rentals Waverunner Beach Chalet. And from there, it’s a 6 minutes’ drive to the lesser known and quieter Moonlight Bay. Note Facilities and maintenance at Moonlight Bay is lacking though. Floating Mosque, Penang – photo credits to Instagram Evening Dinner option 1 Romantic garden setting at Ferringhi Garden Dinner option 2 Long Beach Food Court Char kway teow, satay, fresh seafood, etc Browse the Batu Feringghi Night Market Open from 7pm Retire early to be fully rested for the next day! Sunset At Batu Feringgi Beach – photo credits to tiffanywu215 Instagram Penang Itinerary 4 Days After 3 days of checking out George Town, Ayer Itam and Batu Ferringhi, it’s time to head to the west coast of Penang!Third night in Penang Stay in Batu Ferringhi Batu Feringgi, Pulau Pinang, Malaysia – photo credits to penang_my Instagram Penang Teluk Bahang Itinerary – Day 4 4 days in Penang gives you an extra day to fully immerse yourself in more nature-related places of interest in Penang! Like Penang National Park! Note Teluk Bahang is 8 minutes’ drive from Batu Ferringhi. Or 30 minutes by public transport. Beautiful Day At Pantai Keracut Of Penang National Park – photo credits to vronerl_aus_muc Instagram Morning Have breakfast or take your breakfast with you to Penang National Park Open from 8am. Decide ahead whether you’d like to hike through the park or take a boat transfer. At the entrance of the Penang National Park, register before you start your hike 1 to hours with moderate fitness or get on the boats! There is no entrance fee for the park. Sit down to a picnic at scenic Monkey Beach; Climb up to Muka Head Lighthouse to get the blood flowing! Entrance To Penang National Park – Photo by Travelswithsun Afternoon Take a boat ride to Pantai Keracut Turtle Beach to stop at the turtle sanctuary and glimpse the meromictic lake! Penang National Park closes at 5pm. If you get back around 3pm, you still have time to take a peek at Entopia by Penang Butterfly Farm Closes at 5pm The Exterior Of Entopia Butterfly Farm In Teluk Bahang, Penang – photo credits to kj_liew Instagram Evening Of course, you can always stop here and call it a day! Or, you can see where the locals enjoy their evening walks at Teluk Bahang Dam Closed at 730pm! Hike to the top for great views! Dinner option 1 TaiTong Seafood Restaurant Typical Chinese seafood restaurant but price is higher than average Dinner option 2 Fishing Village Seafood Family-run restaurant with good food and high prices Penang Itinerary 5 Days If you still have energy for an additional day to the earlier Penang 4 days 3 nights itinerary, this last day will ensure some unforgettable experiences in your memories of Penang! Fourth night in Penang Stay in Teluk Bahang Penang Teluk Bahang Itinerary – Day 5 Spend most of the day at Escape theme park trying out the high-rope obstacle course, slides, zip lines and more! Escape Theme Park In Penang – photo credits to encikbuncet Instagram Keep the last 3 hours for getting to the airport and as a buffer for any unforeseen circumstances. Notes It’s a 1-hour drive from Teluk Bahang to the Penang International Airport. Make that 3 hours by public transport! There is a tropical fruit farm worth stopping on the way to the airport, especially in durian season! Allocate 30-90 minutes to visit! Penang Itinerary For The Family Visiting Penang with kids in tow need not be complicated! The following places will enable your kids to unleash their pent-up energy! Or learn about their surroundings! Theme Parks Adventure Zone Batu Ferringhi Adventure Play at Escape Theme Park Teluk Bahang Education Venues Entopia by Penang Butterfly Farm Teluk Bahang Tech Dome at KOMTAR Penang Interactive Set Up At The Tech Dome Penang – photo credits to azeemhakime Instagram Landmarks/ Penang Attractions Penang Hill and Funicular Railway Kek Lok Si Temple Ayer Itam Other Interesting Places The TOP Theme Park, Penang – A variety of activities for kids of all ages! Hard Rock Hotel – The variety of pools and slides here almost feels like a water park! Penang Museums Teddyville Museum or Wonder Food Museum TeddyVille Museum At DoubleTree Resort Penang – photo credits to Read more Penang Nightlife – 23 Best Things To Do In Penang At Night Best Time To Visit Penang The best time to visit Penang is towards the end of the year. Think mid-November to mid-February!Daily temperatures are more favorable and there is festive cheer in the air! Kek Lok Si Temple At Night During Chinese New Year – photo credits to Instagram But most of the year is warm and humid with minimal variation except for the amount of rain. Rainy season is between May to April and September to mid-November! Read more 13 Best Penang Souvenirs – What To Buy In Penang Where To Stay In Penang? It’s hard to decide where to stay in Penang when there are so many options! We’ll make it a little easier for you with this appealing selection of the best hotels in Penang! 1. Budget Option ZEN Rooms Eden Parade An affordable hotel in Batu Ferringhi with clean rooms and a strategic location close to eateries, a convenience store and the night market! ZEN Rooms Eden Parade At Penang – photo credits to Check best price on Agoda Chulia Mansion In the midst of George Town attractions, the elegant rooms and fine details at Chulia Mansion are an alternative if The Blue Mansion Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion is out of your budget! Chulia Mansion Hotel At Penang – photo credits to Check best price on Agoda Eco Capsule Resort, Teluk Bahang, Penang Although unsuitable for families with young children or elders, Eco Capsule Resort is simple rustic living without having to do away with air-conditioning!It’s close to the main Teluk Bahang attractions too! Check best price on Agoda If you’d like other budget options, check out our list of the top budget hotels in Penang for our choice recommendations! 2. Mid-Range Option Areca Hotel Penang Location-wise, you will be getting your money’s worth with this hotel as it is in George Town close to shopping centers KOMTAR, eateries as well as China Town! Rooms are beautiful, cozy and clean. Rooms At Areca Hotel Penang – photo credits to Check best price on Agoda Lost Paradise Resort Big rooms, Bali vibes and a delightful outdoor infinity pool with sea views! The only downside is there’s no private beach! 10 minutes’ drive from Batu Ferringhi! Lost Paradise Resort At Batu Ferringhi Penang – photo credits to Check best price on Agoda Hotel Jen Penang by Shangri-La Next to KOMTAR, this high-rise hotel delivers when it comes to service! Recent renovations, food haunts, modern rooms, a swimming pool and a fitness centre are all reasons to book Hotel Jen Penang! Check best price on Agoda 3. Luxury Option Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion A heritage mansion turned boutique hotel in George Town? Cheong Fatt Tze – The Blue Mansion – photo credits to At The Blue Mansion, you’ll be treated to Peranakan luxury, delicious breakfast and complimentary evening tours! Check best price on Agoda Shangri-La’s Rasa Sayang Resort & Spa, Penang It’s a short drive 3 minutes from Rasa Sayang to Batu Ferringhi. Even so, get ready to be spoilt with wonderful service and surroundings at this 5-star hotel with its own private beach! Shangri-La’s Rasa Sayang Resort & Spa, Penang – photo credits to Check best price on Agoda G Hotel Gurney G Hotel Gurney is a clear first choice for keen shoppers Gurney Plaza and it is walking distance to Gurney Drive Hawker Centre! G Hotel Gurney, Penang – photo credits to You will likely return for the classy environment and great service! Check best price on Agoda Read more 11 Best Shopping Malls In Penang To Visit – Newest & Biggest! Getting Around Penang With A Local Tour Guide Logistics is a crucial factor in planning your Penang trip! Get it done without the stress of planning and waiting when you use a private tour service like RayTheTour! Other benefits of our private tour service We have English-speaking and Chinese-speaking local guides! Customize your trip! Go where you want to go from morning to evening without delays! Pick up straight from your hotel or the airport! If you want, we can take you to Ipoh, Taiping and Cameron Highlands too! We use MPVs and vans to conduct our tours Give us a try at WhatsApp or Facebook! Further reading How To Get From Penang Airport To Georgetown 4 Easy Ways How To Get To Penang Island From Kuala Lumpur KL Best Way To Travel From Langkawi To Penang All Methods + Cheap Option Conclusion This complete Penang itinerary guide starts with a basic 1 day plan. You can extend it to a 5 day 4 nights plan easily to cover George Town, Ayer Itam, Batu Ferringhi and Teluk Bahang! See the best of Penang attractions! Experience the food, heritage, culture, nature and even family-friendly activities that Penang has to offer! Find this post helpful? Show some love by buying us a coffee. We appreciate it more than you know! PaketWisata Kapal Pesiar 4 Malam Malaysia Thailand. Hari 1 : Check in di Marina Bay Cruise Centre, Singapore , Kapal berangkat Jam 1700. Hari 2 : Singapore - Penang, anda akan diberikan waktu turun ke Pulau Penang , kemudian 2 jam sebelum kapal berangkat, anda harus kembali ke kapal. Hari 3 : Penang - Phuket , anda akan diberikan waktu HometravelItinerary Kami Trip Bercuti 3 Hari 2 Malam Ke Penang December 31, 2018 Itinerary Kami Trip Bercuti 3 Hari 2 Malam Ke Penang - Hai.. Assalamualaikum dan Selamat Sejahtera semua. Ada yang masih dalam mood bercuti ke? Hihi almaklumlaa, cuti sekolah kan sebulan. Kot-kot ada yang masih bercuti dengan family atau kawan-kawan. Korang pergi mana jer? Ada yang sudi share experience dengan mummy tak? Kalau ada tu, sebelum share, meh sini baca dulu pengalaman kami sekeluarga bercuti 3 Hari 2 Malam ke Penang sempena cuti sekolah haritu. Itinerary Kami Trip Bercuti 3 Hari 2 Malam Ke Penang Nak jenjalan ni, paling best Itinerary Kami 3 Hari 2 Malam Ke Penang pun dah okay dah. Seperti biasa, cakap pasal holidays dan travel ni. Mummy ni, nak kemana-mana mesti ada perancangan. Tak kira perancangan dua 2 bulan sebelum atau pun 2 dua hari sebelum haha. Depends kat Boss daddy bebudak ni. Bab jenjalan holidays dan travel ke Penang. Trip Itinerary Kami 3 Hari 2 Malam Ke Penang sebegini, memang kena rancang dari awal. Untuk pengetahuan semua, bab booking flight dan hotel untuk Itinerary Kami 3 Hari 2 Malam Ke Penang. Memang mummy akan tempah dan book dari Traveloka je. KE PENANG DENGAN MENAIKI FLIGHT Bebudak ni lama dok zikir nak naik flight. Almaklumlah rumah tok mak depa tu dekat je dengan Subang Airport. Jenuh tiap masa nak dengar zikir depa. So, kali ini, kita plan naik flight dekat-dekat je dulu. Tengok lah macamana tahun depan. Ada rezeki lebih kita pi jauh sedikit. Cop passport yang lama tak bercop tu ke Penang menaiki flight. Kebetulan time tu, Traveloka tengah offer discount kaw-kaw. So, terus sambar je laa sebelum terlambat. Kalau bulan Januari ini, mummy tengok Air Asia murah di Traveloka. Dengan apps Traveloka ni, korang boleh nampak ke semua penerbangan yang ada. Tak kira penerbangan menggunakan pesawat MAS, Air Asia, Malindo dan lain-lain. Pilih ikut berkenan di hati korang. Melalui apps Traveloka ni, korang tak perlu risau pasal any hidden charge sebab mummy bayar apa yang terpapar di apps Traveloka sahaja. Jika ada coupon code. boleh masukkan kod tersebut, akan jadi murah lagi ! Bukan flight je kita boleh tengok-tengok harga dan tempah. Hotel pun boleh juga ! Pilih kawasan mana, dan pilih ikut kesesuaian korang nak mahal ke nak murah, nak bilik besar ke bilik kecil. Macam mummy, mummy suka stay di Ferringhi dan harga pulak tidak terlalu mahal ! Mudah dan selesa dengan Traveloka ni. Semua urusan tiket and hotel semuanya di hujung jari je ! Lepas selesai payment, e-ticket atau hotel coupon. Traveloka akan terus dihantar confirmation melalui email korang. Jangan risau bab lelain tu. Macam biasa, korang masih ke check in dulu before boarding the flight. Untuk hotel pula, just terus tunjukkan coupon tu masa check in. Biasanya mummy print je. Tapi dalam handphone pun sesiap simpan gambar booking tu ! HARI PERTAMA DI PENANG Tiba sahaja di Airport Bayan Lepas, kami sekeluarga terus naik Grab ke tempat penginapan iaitu Eden Seaview Condominium, Batu Ferringhi. Haa, it’s beach time!! Cantik sangat kondo yang kitorang duduk ni. Dari bilik, boleh nampak permandangan pantai gittew. Lepas rehat jap, kitorang decide untuk visit Tropical Spice Garden yang terletak lebih kurang 2 km je dari kondo tu. Omg omgeee, best rupanya spice garden ni. Kami dapat tengok banyaaaak jenis pokok-pokok herba. Kat sana, kitorang ambik tour pakej untuk pusing-pusing taman tu dengan bayaran Bagus jugak pakej ni. Banyak benda baru yang mummy dapat belajar selain dapat tenangkan otak hirup udara segar kat sini. Hari dah makin gelap. Kami decide untuk cari makan kat area pantai. Mana lagi kalau bukan Batu Ferringhi night market. Macam-macam ada kat sini. Rojak pasembur, char kuey teaw, asam laksa dan satey ikan. Makan tak ingat dunia, maklum laa semua makanan nak try. Tips untuk shopping kat sini, korang kena pandai tawar harga. Baru boleh dapat murah. Kalau tak, kirim salam je la dik oii. Dengan menggunakan skill tawar-menawar mummy, maka adalah hasil tangkapan mummy untuk dibawa pulang sebagai souvenir dari Penang pada trip kali. Iaitu fridge magnet, t-shirt dan kasut terompah. Haaa, unik kan ; HARI KEDUA DI PENANG Keesokkan harinya lepas breakfast, kami mulakan hari dengan aktiviti di pantai. Selain daripada main pasir, ada banyaak lagi game yang kitorang enjoy kat sini seperti main jetsky, naik banana boat dan parasailing. Anak kami memang suka pantai, lagi pun bermain pasir bagus untuk sensory mereka !Dan petang, balik bilik..sesiap dinner di kawasan berhampiran je. Trip kami kali ini, trip santai-santai aje ! HARI KETIGA DI PENANG Sob..sob dah hari terakhir di Penang. Apa aktiviti kami? Ke mana lagi kalau bukan ke Bukit Bendera! Tempat yang wajib dikunjungi once di Penang. Kami naik keretapi ke atas puncak sebab dah tak daya nak hiking. Lagi pun ada anak kecik kan bukan alasan Hihi. Ambik angin kat atas tu sambil tangkap gambar untuk Instagram. Layan ice cream, then turun. Walaupun tak lama sangat, tapi puas jugak la sebab dah Berjaya jejakkan kaki ke sini. Sesampai di kaki bukit, kami terus ke Airport, nak kemas barang banyak juga barang diam tak diam haha..so kena datang check in luggage awal-awal jugalah ke Airport ! Kang mendapat kena tinggal dek flight hahaha.
Penerbangandari Langkawi ke Penang hanya sebentar saja, mungkin sekitar 20 menit. Kemudian kami menuju kawasan George Town. Perjalanan selama 3 hari 2 malam dengan itinerary dan budget yang sudah kita buat sebelumnya. Day 1. Minggu 7 Sept 2015. Pagi pagi buta kami sudah meet up di Terminal 3 Air Asia bandara Soeta. Check in + imigrasi done.
- Itinerary Penang 3 hari 2 malam yang bisa jadi panduan bagi kamu yang baru pertama kali liburan ke Malaysia. Itinerary Penang 3 hari 2 malam ini bisa memudahkan perjalananmu untuk liburan ke Malaysia dengan aman dan nyaman. Ada beberapa tempat wisata menarik dan pusat kulineran yang bisa kamu kunjungi dengan mencontoh itinerary Penang 3 hari 2 malam. TONTON JUGA Dengan mengikuti itinerary Penang 3 hari 2 malam, kamu bisa mengunjungi beberapa tempat wisata ikonik di Malaysia. Selain itu, kamu juga bisa memanfaatkan waktumu untuk menikmati liburan ke Malaysia dengan puas. Apabila ingin pergi ke Penang tahun 2019, kamu bisa mengikuti panduan lengkap itinerary Penang 3 hari 2 malam berikut ini. HARI PERTAMA Hari pertama tiba di Penang, kamu bisa langsung mengemas barang di tempat penginapan dan mengikuti itinerary Penang 3 hari 2 malam berikut ini. Ada beberapa tempat wisata menarik yang bisa kamu kunjungi di hari pertama. 1. Penang 3D Trick Art Museum Hari pertama di Penang, ada baiknya kamu berkunjung ke tempat wisata yang sedikit jauh dari pusat kota. Seperti di Penang 3D Trick Art Museum yang berlokasi di 10, Lebuh Penang, George Town, 10200 George Town, Pulau Pinang, Malaysia. Penang 3D Trick Art Museum bisa ditempuh menggunakan bus atau kapal ferry. BudgetTravel. Ini kos untuk 2 orang travel ke Sabah selama 4 hari 3 malam dari Pulau Pinang. Tiket flight RM859.02 return termasuk luggage 20kg. Sewa kereta Myvi 2 hari RM230. Petrol RM46. Kinabalu Pine Resort 1 malam RM250. Tiket dairy farm RM5 / 1pax. Rumah terbalik RM12 / 1pax. Penang, Malaysia is one of those places that we would return in a heartbeat. While we loved exploring Kuala Lumpur, Penang is easily a favorite place to visit in Malaysia. From the recognition as a top foodie destination to the gorgeous nature and hiking opportunities, we can’t get enough of this place! We only had two days in Penang as we did a weekend trip with Justin’s colleagues. While two days is a short time frame, it was enough time to experience the Malaysian culture and to wander around the small island. We appreciate the laid-back and slower pace of the city’s vibe, friendly locals, and the affordability of accommodations and food. In this Penang 2 days itinerary, we’re highlighting the awesome things to do in Penang including the well-recognized street art, mouth-watering places to eat, best places to stay, and how to get around. As you know us by now, we’re including plenty of outdoor activities such as hiking and relaxing on the beach. Feel free to mix up the itinerary based on the amount of time that you have and your interests. Now let’s continue to see how you can maximize your 2 days in Penang itinerary. *Disclaimer Have a vacation in Penang? This post contains affiliate links. If you click on them and make a purchase, we receive a small commission. There is no additional cost to you. Appreciate the support. Penang Itinerary Day 1 – Explore George Town and Batu Ferringhi On the first day in Penang, we’re off to explore George Town, a recognized UNESCO World Heritage site in Malaysia since 2008 and later heading to the beach at Batu Ferringhi. Whether you’ve landed in Penang in the morning or stayed in the city the night before, George Town is a great introduction to the capital city of Penang. The area is sprawling with rich culture from its food scene to the incredible street art to the beautiful temples. At first glance, George Town may look a little dated and grungy compared to Malaysia’s capital, Kuala Lumpur, and Singapore. Yet it’s such a charming area that still preserves its original look and feel of the buildings and lifestyle. Our itinerary below is based on a DIY walking tour. If you prefer to have an organized tour of George Town, consider making a reservation to take this tour. Walk around and look for amazing street art in George Town. We’re a fan of seeing street art around the world and George Town’s artwork doesn’t disappoint. It’s one of the top things to do in Penang! In 2012, Ernest Zacharevic, a Lithuanian artist, transformed George Town to a street art mecca. He created interactive artwork by combining everyday objects such as motorbikes and bicycles with paintings of local people. His artwork is playful and depicts Malaysian people in their everyday lives. You’ll recognize the famous artwork such as, The boy looking back on the motorbike located near Lebuh Pantai and Lebuh Ah Quee The brother and sister sharing a swing located near Pengkalan Weld and Gat Lebuh Chulia, next to the 35Jetty Building æœźäșșć±… The brother and sister reaching out of their window for the bike with the bamboo steamers located along Gat Lebuh Armenian and Lebuh Victoria, next to the Ming Xiang Tai Pastry Shop ćéŠ™æł°é„Œćź¶ Zacharevic’s influence paved the way for George Town to now have dozens of designated street art locations in the main George Town. Besides the interactive artwork, you’ll also notice wire artwork which also depicts the Malaysian culture and the city’s history. Take the time to travel through the popular areas to spot the artwork such as along Armenian Street and Victoria Street. Consider wandering through quieter streets and alleyways to find some hidden gems. One of our favorites is of two cats in a yellow tub that says, “Please care n bathe me.” The artwork is small and off an alleyway from Gat Lebuh Armenian and Lebuh Victoria that you can easily miss. Plus, we like the PSA that the stray cats need care too! If you’re interested in learning more about street art and its cultural influences, check out this post on the best street art books to read. Wander around the Armenian Street and Little India. Now we’ll head to the cultural areas of Penang. The first stop is Armenian Street. As a former street that housed Armenian traders, it’s now a hot spot to buy unique souvenirs, enjoy a cup of coffee at cafes, and of course, pose with the street art. Some highlights of the area include Umbrella Street is one of those Instagram spots in Penang with colorful umbrellas above your heads. While the street is small, it’s filled with restaurants and fun street art. It’s located in an alleyway near Zacharevic’s Children on Bicycle street art. Hock Teik Cheng Sin Temple çŠćŸ·æ­Łç„žćș™ is a great spot to see a Chinese temple. Not far from Armenian Street is Little India. Embrace your senses and the vibrant colors with the yummy Indian cuisine and shopping in the area. You can stop by the Sri Mahamariamman Temple which is the oldest Hindu temple in Penang. Head to the Chew Jetty. Only a short walk away from Armenian Street is the Chew Jetty ć§“ć‘šæĄ„ also referred to as Clan Jetty. It’s a floating village area with clothing and souvenir shops and restaurants along the walking route. If you’ve been to Brunei’s Kampong Ayer or Hong Kong’s Tai-O Village, the look of the jetty area is similar. The walking route is an out-and-back once you reach the water area. The wooden walkway is tight and can get crowded with visitors so it’s not best for those with claustrophobia. You can also see some street art in the area too. If you’re hungry, grab a bowl of noodles at the Chew Jetty Big Bowl Noodles ć§“ć‘šæĄ„ć€§çą—ć…Źéą. While we weren’t hungry, this place looked intriguing. You can order a big bowl of noodles seafood, beef, pork, vegetarian for up to five people. The noodles are placed in a giant ceramic bowl the bowl is bigger than your head! for everyone to eat out of. The restaurant is closed every Wednesday. Spend the Afternoon at Batu Ferringhi Beach. Let’s take a break from exploring George Town by heading to the north side of Penang Island to Batu Ferringhi Beach. It’s 19 kilometers miles away and takes about 40 minutes depending on traffic to drive there. The beach stretches about 4 kilometers miles so your Grab or taxi driver can drop you off anywhere. While the water is not the greatest we think it is a bit dirty and the sand is coarse, the beach is a good spot if you’re dying for some sun, beach time, or want to get away from the city center. For our group, the beach was our bonding and hang out time. You can hire a boat ride or a jet ski for some water adventures. Depending on how late you stay in the area, there is an evening night market along the main road, Jalan Pantai Batu, that starts around 8pm. You can purchase souvenirs and eat street food. If you prefer to have a more sit-down environment for a meal, we recommend that you try Andrew’s Kampung. Located in an unassuming strip mall on the third floor, this place serves good Chinese food. The owner, Andrew, is super friendly and provided suggestions on what to eat. Prices are on the higher end compared to what you can get in George Town. We enjoyed our family-style meal of tofu clay pot, fried sea bass, fried squid, stir-fried veggies, and beef curry. There are plenty of vegetarian options here. Address Eden Parade, Jalan Sungai Emas, Kawasan Perumahan Sungai Emas, 11100 Batu Ferringhi, Pulau Pinang, Malaysia Return to George Town for the Night Market and Eat More! George Town has a few night markets where you can eat your heart out such as Kimberley Street Food Market or Chulia Food Night Market. We went to the Chulia Food Night Market where many hawker stalls set up shop along Chulia Street selling noodles, BBQ seafood, sandwiches, and more. A small bowl of wonton noodles will set you back MYR $ USD. Prices are reasonable so you can stop by multiple shops. You can also find more restaurants and bars along Love Lane. Penang Itinerary Day 2 – Penang Hill and Kek Lok Si On our second day in Penang, we’re off to get some exercise hiking up Penang Hill and also the largest Buddhist temple in Malaysia, Kek Lok Si. These two places are some of the most memorable Hike or Take the Cable Car Up Penang Hill. Penang Hill is a top place to visit in Penang. With a summit of 833 meters 2,733 feet, it’s the perfect place to work up a sweat to hike up Penang Hill and see the beautiful views of the city. Once you reach the top of the mountain, there are many attractions to visit so you can spend half a day here. We love hiking so we decided to trek up to Penang Hill summit. There are several hiking routes you can take depending on your starting location. We took the Heritage Trail which you can get to from the Penang Hill Lower Station. This trail is not technical as you don’t need hiking boots yet it’s humid and hot if you start later in the day. Most of the hiking trail is shaded so that helps and you’ll pass by lots of greenery and trees. There are a few resting spots along the way so you can take a break. Give yourself a huge pat on the back once you hike to the top as it’s no easy task. It’ll take between hours to reach the top of Penang Hill. Read more about our experiences hiking Penang Hill here. Tip If you want to hike the trail, go early to beat the heat – before 7am! Don’t be like us and start around 10am! Don’t forget to bring lots of water as you’ll sweat a lot. Even though we’re sweating like crazy hiking Penang Hill, we’re rewarded to an awesome view of the city and also see the cable car pass by. Penang Hill Cable Car Not into hiking? Don’t worry, you can purchase a round-trip cable car ticket for 30 MYR $ USD for adults or 15 MYR $ USD for children. The lines for the cable car can be very long and you can wait 30-60 minutes in line! If you want to bypass waiting in line, you can purchase a round-trip express ticket for 80 MYR $19 USD for adults and 40 MYR $ USD for children. Skip the line to purchase the cable car tickets and buy them ahead of time here. With your cable car ticket, you can feel free to get off at the sub-stations to hike up or down Penang Hill. The sub-stations for the cable car are only available at the top of every hour such as 9am, 10am, 11am, etc. At Penang Hill Summit Once you reach the summit of Penang Hill, feel free to check out the various free attractions such as the observatory tower, locks of love, the colorful Sri Aruloli Thirumurugan temple, and grab a snack to eat at the Cliff Cafe. We also recommend that you visit The Habitat where you’re surrounded by the forest. It’s a fun spot to walk around on the suspension bridges, swing on the giant swings, see the view of Penang Hill on the top of Curtis Crest, and enjoy nature. The best part is that this place is quiet and doesn’t have crowds! You do need to pay a separate admission ticket to enter yet it’s worth the price. For the adventure lovers, you can also do zip lining between the trees for an additional fee. The standard admission cost is 55 MYR $ USD for adults and 35 MYR $ USD for children, seniors, and students. We purchased tickets at the counter, yet you can save money by purchasing tickets ahead of time. Save money with The Habitat tickets by clicking here. A visit to Penang Hill’s The Habitat is a must-visit during your two days in Penang. The views of the forest are stunning! Awe at the Kek Lok Si Temple. Once you’ve reached the bottom of Penang Hill, take a Grab car to go to the Kek Lok Si Temple, the largest and one of the most beautiful Buddhist temples in Malaysia. Your Grab driver will most likely drop you off at the lower level where you need to take cable cars to each of the levels. If possible, ask them to drop you off at the top level so you can bypass the tourist trap of the cable cars and walk your way down to the other levels. The top area is lovely with the impressive Guanyin statue Lady Buddha standing tall at meters 99 feet high. The pavilion around Lady Buddha is still in construction. Behind the Lady Buddha statue is an area with over 10,000 smaller Buddhas. As with any temple, please be respectful when entering the temples as there will be people making prayers. You can buy good luck wishing ribbons for yourself, family members, or friends. If you prefer a tour of Kek Lok Si Temple, combine the opportunity with a visit to Penang Hill. Consider this tour option. Although it just rained, Lady Buddha is still stunning at Kek Lok Si Temple. Stroll through Air Itam Dam. Our friend who lives in Penang showed us this off-the-beaten-path place nearby the Kek Lok Si Temple. From the temple, if you drive or walk along the paved path for 2 kilometers miles, you’ll reach Air Itam Dam. It’s a reservoir area where you can also walk and run around the lake. It was a pleasant and quiet walk where we saw a few families of monkeys macaques and dusky leaf monkeys – so cute!. Be careful when approaching the monkeys as they are wild animals! The monkeys at Air Itam Dam are shy as they don’t see too many tourists. At the end of the day, head back to George Town area to do some last-minute shopping or see things that you didn’t get to on the first day. If You Have 3+ Days in Penang Two days in Penang is not enough time to visit everything, especially when it comes to trying all of the different food. If you have three or more days in Penang, consider visiting these other Penang attractions which are on our bucket list when we return. Penang National Park has plenty of hiking trails to keep you occupied for the day and you can even head to the beach. It’s on the bucket list to visit Penang National Park’s Meromictic Lake in the future. We also like how there is free admission to the park. If you decide to go on the canopy walkway, there is an admission fee. Penang Botanic Garden is an oasis of an area with greenery and beautiful plants. There is a hiking trail that leads to Penang Hill. You can also relax along the waterfall in the area. Go shopping in the Gurney Drive area. We didn’t have time to explore the glamorous area of Gurney Drive so we’ll check it out on a return trip. How to Get to Penang Most visitors will fly into Penang Bayan Lepas International Airport airport code PEN. For us, it was an easy flight via Air Asia one of our favorite low-cost airlines in Asia from where we started in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. If you’re starting your Malaysia trip in Kuala Lumpur, you can take a domestic flight or consider other modes of transportation to get to Penang. We loved how the airport was so convenient and orderly with immigration. It took us only five minutes to pass through immigration, considering that the line was short. To head to the main city area, the easiest way is to take a taxi, Grab car, or hire a private driver from the Arrivals terminal. Grab is Southeast Asia’s equivalent to Uber ride-hailing. It’s an efficient way to travel throughout the city and often cheaper than taking a taxi. Download the Grab app here. Don’t forget that you’ll need to have a data plan in order to use Grab or to browse the internet. Check out this post on the best Malaysian SIM card to purchase. We recommend that you buy one before leaving the airport. Save money and pre-purchase a 4G SIM card for pick-up at the Penang International Airport. If you’re from the and looking to upgrade your international phone plan, consider getting Google Project Fi. You can use data and text on this plan in over 200+ international countries without having to buy a SIM card and/or pay extra. We’ve used this plan since 2016 and love it! Sign up for Google Project Fi and get $20 off your bill. How to Travel Around Penang If you’re staying in George Town, then you can walk around everywhere. It’s a walkable area with decent sidewalks unlike what we’re used to in Ho Chi Minh City. Another unique opportunity is to hire a cyclo. You get to sit in a carriage and the driver bikes around the city to major attractions. Depending on your driver, he can also act as your tour guide. Compared to other cyclos that we’ve seen in Southeast Asia, the Penang cyclos are adorable as they’re decorated with stuffed animals and streamers for a more inviting ambiance. Consider taking the Penang Hop On and Off double-decker bus to visit the top highlights of Penang. Purchase your ticket ahead of time and save money! For a free bus alternative, take the Central Area Transit CAT bus which stops by the popular and interesting places of Penang. Click here to see the routes. For distances farther away, it’s recommended to hire a Grab car. We didn’t see too many taxis driving around in George Town. The traffic in Penang can be slow so you’ll need to be patient or travel during the off-peak hours. A unique way to explore George Town is on a cyclo tour. What to Eat in Penang Oh gosh, what to eat in Penang is the million-dollar question. It’s no doubt that the food in Penang is amazing! There is so much delicious food to eat from the assam laksa to the char koay teow. With our limited time in Penang, we barely made a dent to try all the Malaysian and Chinese food. To get a taste of Penang street food, take one of these local tours 3-hours George Town Street Food Tour 4-hours Penang Street Food Tour Below are some of the restaurants in George Town that we tried and would recommend. Mew’s Cafe is a fabulous spot to try traditional Malaysian food. You can choose to sit inside the restaurant or enjoy the patio. Choose from dishes such as beef rendang, nasi lemak, or noodle dishes. We tried the beef rendang which had tender beef with turmeric rice, pineapple salad, and crackers. We also had the ikan samal with steamed sea bass in banana leaf served with blue rice. The fish was cooked perfectly and had a lot of good flavors from the coconut milk. Try the sago gula melaka for dessert as the pandan sago isn’t too sweet with syrup and coconut cream. Main entrees are around 26-30 MYR $ USD. Address 77, Muntri St, Georgetown, 10200 George Town, Penang, Malaysia China House is a must-visit spot to eat in Penang to satisfy your sweet tooth. Come to this place with an empty stomach as you’ll drool over the 30+ fresh-baked desserts from baklava to tiramisu. We tried two pieces of cake – passion fruit coconut butter cake and the fresh ginger cake. Both were heavenly yet the passion fruit coconut butter cake was the winner! It was moist and had a burst of flavor from the passion fruit cream. Each slice of cake is between 11-15 MYR $ USD and can be easily shared with two people. Besides dessert, you can also have meals for lunch or dinner. Just note that this place is busy so there will be a wait to grab a table and to get waiters’ attention. Address 153, Beach St, Georgetown, 10300 George Town, Penang, Malaysia For more information Website Did we say dessert?! Check out China House during your Penang itinerary. It’s a fabulous place to try over 30+ desserts. Toh Soon Cafe is a recommended place to eat a cheap breakfast. Locals and tourists line up to find a seat in a tiny alleyway. The menu only has a couple of items. The most popular item is the buttered toast with a running egg. It’s one of those dishes that is so bad for you with the richness from the butter yet oh so good! We also recommend that you try one of the paper-wrapped items on your table. At first, it was a mystery to us yet it was a surprise to see a ball of rice with fried fish, hard-boiled egg, and spicy sambal. The flavors tasted similar to Indonesian food and brought us back to Bali. Three toast with eggs, 1 rice ball, and 3 drinks set us back MYR $5 USD. Address Lebuh Campbell, George Town, 10450 George Town, Pulau Pinang, Malaysia Come to Toh Soon Cafe for breakfast. Locals and tourists enjoy a cup of coffee or tea and a plate of buttery toast with egg. Simple yet delicious. Hong Kee Wan Thun Mee Hong Kee Bamboo Noodle éžżèź°ć»ŁćŒ ç«č昇äș‘搾靱 is your place if you want Hong Kong-style noodles. The restaurant makes their noodles daily and you can see them in person at 10am and 3pm. From one person pressing the dough down with a giant bamboo stick with his thigh to another person placing the dough in the noodle flattening machine and cutter, it’s such a sight to see the process. We recommend that you try the wonton noodles and the egg tart it’s one of the best ones that we’ve eaten! If you decide to upgrade to a large size, you’ll get more than double the amount of noodles as the regular size. Address 37, Lebuh Campbell, George Town, 10200 George Town, Pulau Pinang, Malaysia For more information Facebook If you’re missing Hong Kong food, try the noodles at Hong Kee Wan Thun Mee! Khoon Klanng Bak Kut Teh is further away from the main tourist attractions yet it has delicious bak kut teh, braised pork ribs in a broth. While this bak kut teh version doesn’t have the pork bone in the broth, unlike what we’ve had in Singapore, it comes with a nice addition of mushrooms and tofu. Our Grab driver recommended that we eat bak kut teh with yam rice and it didn’t disappoint. Address 320, Jalan Perak, Jelutong, 11600 George Town, Pulau Pinang, Malaysia Where to Stay in Penang Finding accommodations in Penang is relatively easy depending on your budget and comfort. We suggest that you stay closer to the street art area near Armenian Street as it’s a prime location. As you can see from the Penang 2 days itinerary, you’re in a central location for the sites and have easy access to affordable street food. Plus, wouldn’t it be cool to stay at one of the guesthouses in the traditional Straits-Chinese architecture?! You’ll recognize the tall buildings attached to other buildings and all having reddish rooftops. Click here to find the best accommodations in Penang’s George Town. Our group stayed at the Carnarvon House in George Town which provided enough space and was a central location to the major Penang sightseeing places. We rented the entire building. If your group is smaller, you can rent individual rooms. The lower level has a huge living room and dining area. Upstairs has two levels of guest rooms and shared bathrooms with 2 shower rooms and 2 combo toilet/shower rooms with body wash provided. All rooms come with towels and air conditioning. The only bad part about this place was that there are mosquitoes everywhere. The cost is $30-$50 USD per room per night. Find availability and reserve a room at the Carnarvon Hotel. You can also consider staying in the chic Gurney Drive area or at one of the resorts along the Batu Ferringhi beachside. Here are some splurge/luxury options to consider G Hotel Gurney is located next to the Gurney Plaza and Gurney Paragon so it’s perfect if you want to go shopping. The cost is $125-$190 USD per room per night. Check availability and reserve a room at G Hotel Gurney. Park Royal Penang Resort is within walking distance from the Batu Ferringhi Beach and has all the amenities of a resort including a water theme park for children. The cost is $120-$300 per room per night. Read more about the hotel and make a reservation at Park Royal here. Our two days in Penang went by way too quickly. We feel like we scratched the surface here. Regardless, we hope you’ve enjoyed reading this post on what to do in Penang in 2 days. Since there is so much to do here, we’ll be back to Penang soon! Have you visited Penang? What other places should we visit on a return trip? Share in the comments below. Enjoy this post? Save it to your Asia Pinterest Board. Pin 2 photo credit Erika Calle via Scopio Photos

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