Best Parks in Penang

Entopia by Penang Butterfly Farm is a sanctuary home to thousands of butterflies and other insects, offering interactive exhibits for kids to explore nature up close.

The Habitat at Penang Hill is a biosphere with trails, canopy walkways, and lookouts, showcasing diverse plant life and offering views of the city and ocean.

The Habitat is a Rainforest Discovery Center on Penang Hill, offering a nature trail, canopy walk, and viewing platform to explore the jungle and its biodiversity.

Penang National Park features rainforest beauty, wildlife, hiking trails, and Monkey Beach, offering a wilderness sanctuary with a canopy walkway and diverse flora and fauna.

Gurney Bay offers views and street food, with a hawker center for dinner.

Queen Victoria Memorial Park is located right next to Fort Cornwallis.

A place to explore Malaysia's ancient rainforests, estimated to be 130 million years old, featuring the Curtis Crest Treetop Walk.

Esplanada Square is a peaceful place in Georgetown Penang with a nice walk next to the ocean.

Penang Botanical Gardens is a green oasis with diverse plant life, offering a peaceful retreat for leisurely strolls and nature appreciation.

The Botanical Garden is a place for fitness activities and nature walks.

Penang Botanic Gardens features lush tropical gardens and vibrant flora.

Tropical Spice Garden is home to over 500 species of herbs, spices, and tropical plants, with nature trails and a canopy treetop walk.

Entopia in Teluk Bahang is a nature park combining a butterfly sanctuary with an interactive discovery center, showcasing over 15,000 butterflies.

Pulau Pinang National Park offers jungle trails, beaches, and boat rides, boasting some of the oldest forests in the world and diverse flora and fauna.