Overview
Penang is one of Malaysia's most rewarding destinations — heritage, culture & cuisine. Here's where to start, curated with Khimji's House of Travel.
Top Attractions
A historic city district of multicultural shophouses, civic buildings, religious sites and living trades, inscribed by UNESCO in 2008.
An outdoor collection of murals and steel-rod caricatures spread through the old city.
Historic Chinese waterfront settlements built on stilts; Chew Jetty is the best-known and most visited.
An ornate Chinese clan house and temple complex showcasing the heritage of the Khoo clan.
A landmark indigo-blue Chinese courtyard mansion offering heritage tours and boutique accommodation.
A star-shaped colonial fort marking the early British settlement of Penang.
A historic hill resort reached by funicular, with cool air, panoramic views, walking trails and heritage buildings.
A rainforest discovery attraction with canopy walks, nature trails and elevated viewpoints.
A vast Buddhist temple complex known for the Pagoda of Ten Thousand Buddhas and a large Kuan Yin statue.
A historic tropical garden with landscaped grounds, rainforest edges, walking routes and macaques.
Penang's main resort beach, offering sunsets, beach recreation and commercial water sports.
A nature attraction centred on a large butterfly conservatory, insects and interactive learning exhibits.
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