Round Island Tour
Enjoy the fascinating sights of Penang Island – from picturesque Malay Kampungs in the countryside and scenic beaches to historical sites in town. See plain white materials transformed into colorful masterpieces in the form of Batik.
Stop by the mystical Snake Temple and discover pit vipers adorning the altars.
We will proceed to a jewellery factory for factory tour. Here, you will see skilled craftsmen working on intricate pieces of fine jewellery in platinum and gold set with precious gems.
Next, drive along Gurney Drive in Georgetown before returning to your hotel.
Hill And Temple Tour
Feast your eyes on the panoramic view of Penang Island as you ascend to the top by funicular railway. Enjoy its beautiful fauna and flora in the cool and invigorating air. Rising over 800m above sea level, Penang Hill provides a cool retreat and a good view over the Island.
Next, visit the century-old Kek Lok Si Temple with its 30m high pagoda, which houses 10,000 Buddhas! Then, head for the Longevity Pool and enjoy feeding the hundreds of tortoises there.
City & Heritage Tour
Come face to face with the locals in Georgetown and discover their cultural heritage. Visit Fort Cornwallis where Sir Francis Light landed. Appreciate the architectural beauty of the majestic Khoo Kongsi Clan House.
Located at Jalan Mesjid Kapitan Kling, Kapitan Kling Mosque was built in the early nineteenth century by an Indian Muslim merchant, who was also the community headman at that time. It is a fine example of Islamic architecture of Moorish influence.
Visit the Penang Museum & Art Gallery – built in 1821, it was first used as a school. Today it houses a fine collection of old photographs, maps, charts and other historical relics which provide an insight into Penang’s history. Opening hours are from 0900hrs to 1700hrs daily except on Fridays (closed).
We shall then continue our tour to the Wat Chayamangkaram where you will find one of the world’s largest Reclining Buddha.
On the way back to your Hotel, we will stop by at pewter shop for a pewter-making demonstration.
Butterfly Farm & Botanical Garden
Visit the world’s very first and largest Butterfly Farm. Situated at the foothill of Teluk Bahang, it provides sanctuary for about 4,000 Live Butterflies of over 200 species… live tropical insects, anthropoids, tarantulas & spiders…water dragons, jungle lizards & frogs & giant millipedes…live scorpion pits…and a lush landscaped garden. The farm also boasts of a hatchery.
Tours proceeds to the Botanical Gardens, which is located 8km from the city centre. A visit to this 30 hectares garden is a must. It offers tranquillity amidst lush green surroundings of tropical plants and the vibrant hues of Penang’s native flora. The sound of waterfall gushing from its source in the hills and the chatter of monkeys in the background brings one closer to nature.
Tropical Spice & Agro Farm Tour
Escape the hustle and bustle of city life into this serene tropical paradise. Tucked away at the breathtaking shore of Teluk Bahang, the Tropical Spice Garden refreshes you with its contemporary landscaping while it exudes a sense of tranquillity and well-being.
Learn more about tropical spices, their uses and origins at this exotic environment spices.
Then marvel at spectacular view of the Tropical Agro Farm, nestled on the hillside with more than 140 types of tropical and sub-tropical fruits. There will be a guided tour around the farm to see tropical fruits growing in abundance.
Bird Park & Bridge Tour
Cross over to Mainland Butterworth by ferry and visit Penang’s only bird park in Seberang Jaya, the first of its kind in Malaysia. Over 200 species of birds from around the world are on view in specially designed aviaries.
Man-made islands with landscaped gardens ornamental plants abound. Of note are the wide variety of orchids and hibiscus plants. The Park is open daily from 10am to 6pm. Then, drive across the Penang Bridge to Penang Island and visit an international jewelry factory.
Night Tour + Hawker's dinner
Cruise through Gurney Drive and be pleasantly greeted by the almost festival atmosphere of the cheerfully lit food stalls. Pamper your taste buds with the varied and exotic local cuisine.
Next, visit the night market where you’ll be absolutely delighted by the exciting and wide assortment of splendid bargains before enjoying a breezy and memorable trishaw ride. (Night market is subject to to weather conditions).
Sunset Tour + Steamboat dinner
Our tour will take you on a funicular train ride up to the Penang Hill for an unforgettable steamboat dinner under the stars.
Steamboat is a cook-it-yourself meal whereby a pot of boiling stock is placed in the middle of the table and diners dip their food in it to be cooked. While enjoying your meal, treat your eyes to a panoramic view of Georgetown.
Upon our descent from the hill, our tour will continue with a pleasant and scenic drive by the Penang Bridge, the longest bridge in Asia and third longest world. This 13.5 km long bridge which links the island to the mainland is reported to be able to withstand an earthquake measuring up to 7.4 on the Richter Scale. The bridge costing RM800 million was built in three and half years and officially opened to traffic on 1st September 1985.
Finally, if time and weather permits, our tour will end with a visit to the night market where locals buy their bric-a-brac, household items, clothing, etc. As everywhere else in Penang, food is also sold here.
Full Day Langkawi Discovery Tour
0700hrs |
Pick-up from hotel for transfer to Swettenham Pier to board the ferry departing for Langkawi at 0815hrs |
1030hrs |
You will be met by your guide at the entry point of Kuah Jetty for a tour of Langkawi. Tour of Langkawi will include the following places : - * Prime Minister’s Gallery * Tanjung Rhu Beach * Atma Alam Batik Factory * The Tomb of Mahsuri * Eagle’s Square * Kuah Town * Underwater World & Penguin |
1700hrs |
To board the ferry departing for Penang (Estimate time departure: 1715hrs) |
2030hrs |
You will be met by your guide/driver in Penang for transfer back to the hotel. |
Note: Tour rate includes entrance fee & does not provide lunch (on own expense)
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