Where Is Penang? A Guide to Penang’s Location in Malaysia
Penang is a state on the northwestern coast of Peninsular Malaysia, facing the Strait of Malacca. It lies approximately 350 kilometres north of…
Stretching across the Penang Strait between Penang Island and mainland Penang, the Penang Bridge is one of the most recognisable landmarks in the state and…
Armenian Street • Batu Feringghi • Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion • Chowrasta Market • Clan Jetties • Entopia • Escape Theme Park • Fort Cornwallis • Goddess of Mercy Temple • Hin Bus Depot • Kapitan Keling Mosque • Kek Lok Si • Leong San Tong Khoo Kong Si • Little India • Penang Botanic Gardens • Penang Hill • Penang National Park • Penang State Museum • Pinang Peranakan Mansion • Snake Temple • St. George Anglican Church • The Top
Penang is a state on the northwestern coast of Peninsular Malaysia, facing the Strait of Malacca. It lies approximately 350 kilometres north of…
Penang is known for its coastal views, heritage streets and green hills, but during a haze episode, the island can look noticeably different.…
Penang is preparing to welcome its largest shopping mall, with The Waterfront Shoppes at The Light City scheduled to soft-open on 29 October 2026.…
Amid the temples, mosques, clan houses and colonial buildings of historic George Town stands an elegant white church that has witnessed more than…
After almost a decade behind closed doors, one of George Town’s most important cultural institutions is welcoming visitors once again. The Penang State Museum…
Standing prominently at the edge of George Town’s historic waterfront, the Queen Victoria Memorial Clock Tower is one of Penang’s most recognisable colonial-era landmarks. Also…
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