Penang Travel Vlog - Our First Impressions & 24 Things to Do in Penang Malaysia
Discover the captivating allure of Penang, Malaysia, a UNESCO World Heritage city brimming with colonial charm, vibrant street art, and a world-renowned culinary scene. From bustling hawker centers to serene hilltop vistas, Penang offers an unforgettable sensory journey for every traveler.
Georgetown
Georgetown is known for its street art, temples, and charming atmosphere, making it a popular destination in Penang.
Gurney Bay
Gurney Bay offers views and street food, with a hawker center for dinner.
Gurney Drive Hawker Center
Gurney Drive Hawker Center offers a variety of affordable food stalls, including vegetarian options.
Penang Hill
Penang Hill is accessible by funicular and offers a skywalk with city views and a habitat trail.
Chulia Street
Chulia Street has affordable food carts and the Tek Sen Restaurant.
Little India
Little India is known for its Indian food, with Dakara being a highly-rated restaurant, and is a good place to try samosas.
Rainbow Walk
The Rainbow Walk provides expansive views of the sea and mountains surrounding the city.
True Jetty
True Jetty is a neighborhood built on stilts by Chinese immigrants in the 1800s, offering water views and Chinese temples.
Jetty 35
Jetty 35 is an art gallery featuring handcrafted jewelry, a thrift shop, and traditional clothing.
Gurnie Street Hawker Center
Gurnie Street Hawker Center for dinner. A vegetarian stand to try that one first.
Espenage Street
Espenage Street, where you can see both the town hall and the city hall.
Town Hall
The Town Hall is a beautiful piece of British architecture on Espenage Street.
Fort Cornwallis
Fort Cornwallis was built in 1810 by the British to defend against attacks in the Napoleonic Wars.
Queen Victoria Memorial Park
Queen Victoria Memorial Park is located right next to Fort Cornwallis.