Hungry Ghost Festival in Penang: Traditions, Getai and Visitor Guide
During the seventh month of the Chinese lunar calendar, neighbourhoods across Penang undergo a striking transformation. Temporary altars appear beside roads, incense fills…
Driving can be one of the most convenient ways to explore Penang, particularly if you plan to venture beyond George Town to beaches,…
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
During the seventh month of the Chinese lunar calendar, neighbourhoods across Penang undergo a striking transformation. Temporary altars appear beside roads, incense fills…
Penang may be famous for its street food and heritage attractions, but it is also an excellent destination for couples. From watching the…
While many visitors to George Town head straight to the famous Clan Jetties or Khoo Kongsi, few realise that Penang is home to…
While Penang is best known for its UNESCO-listed heritage streets and world-famous hawker food, the island is also home to one of Malaysia’s…
While Penang is famous for its hawker food, locals know that some of the best dinners are enjoyed around a large table filled…
Nestled in the heart of George Town’s UNESCO World Heritage Site, Penang’s Little India is one of the city’s most colourful and vibrant neighbourhoods. Walking through…
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