Exploring Penang (Georgetown): Things To Do in One Day
Discover the UNESCO World Heritage City of George Town, Penang, on this immersive one-day itinerary. Explore a captivating blend of colonial history, vibrant street art, and diverse cultural enclaves, from ornate clan houses to bustling ethnic quarters.
Georgetown World Heritage Inc.
An information center in Georgetown that provides maps and information about visiting the area.
Chew Jetty
One of the Chinese jetties in Georgetown, featuring stilted houses, souvenir shops, and views of the ocean.
Lebuh Armenian
A famous street in Georgetown known for its well-preserved buildings, temples, touristy cafes, and restaurants.
George Town street art
Street art in George Town, Penang, is a popular attraction for taking photos.
Cheah Kongsi
One of the oldest Hokkien temples in Penang, currently under renovation.
Queen Victory Lighthouse
A lighthouse in Georgetown.
Fort Cornwallis
A British-built fort in Penang, the oldest and largest fort in Malaysia, though it was never used in battle.
Little India
A vibrant area with many restaurants.
Kapitan
A famous restaurant known for its tandoori chicken.
Goddess of Mercy Temple
A temple located across the street from Little India.
Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion
A restored historical building (also known as the Blue Mansion) built by Mr. Cheong, now open as a hotel with guided tours.
Kapitan Keling Mosque
One of the most well-known and biggest mosques in Georgetown.
Khoo Kongsi
A clan house and temple known for its detailed decorations, used to worship ancestors.
St. George's Church
A church that is closed on Fridays.