Malaysia-Penang

Penang is close to the equator, enjoying a tropical climate year-round. However, June to September offers temperatures, averaging around 27°C, making it the best time to visit. 

In Penang’s warm sunshine, visitors will have an unforgettable holiday experience.

Day 1: Penang Chinese Clan Jetties Museum → Fort Cornwallis →姓氏桥 (Surname Bridges) → Art Lane George Town → Lungshan Temple → Penang Sun Yat-sen Museum

🔺First Destination: Penang Chinese Clan Jetties Museum (Nyonya Museum) ⏱ 1.5 Hours
🏛️ The Penang Chinese Clan Jetties Museum, a beautiful building filled with rich Nyonya culture. Stepping inside, it’s like traveling through time to deeply understand the essence of this unique culture. Don’t forget to taste the nearby delicious food snacks and let your taste buds enjoy a feast too! 😋

🔺Historical Footsteps: Fort Cornwallis ⏱ 1 Hour
🏰 Walk from Tulku Street to Old Customs Corner to see the historic Fort Cornwallis. This was the place where Captain Light landed in Penang, witnessing the birth and development of the city. 🚶‍♂️

🔺Movie Setting: Surname Bridges ⏱ 1 Hour
🌉 As noon approaches, visit the Surname Bridges, the filming location of the movie “Love in a Puff.” This bridge is not only picturesque but also full of storytelling. Enjoy a delicious Penang snack nearby and feel the unique charm of this city. 🍜

🔺Art Journey: Art Lane George Town ⏱ 1.5 Hours
🎨 After lunch, follow the Bentong Kong Lane into the old town of George Town to find famous street murals and themed cafes. Here, art and life are perfectly integrated. Why not enjoy a cup of Penang white coffee and have a leisurely time? 🎨☕

🔺Elegant Ancestral Hall: Lungshan Temple ⏱ 1 Hour
🏠 In the afternoon, visit Lungshan Temple, carefully carved by famous Chinese craftsmen. It is one of the most exquisite ancestral halls in Southeast Asia. Every detail reveals the craftsmanship of the artisan and respect for traditional culture. 🧱

🔺Historical Review: Penang Sun Yat-sen Museum ⏱ 1 Hour
🏛️ The last stop is the Penang Sun Yat-sen Museum, where you can review the historical events that once took place in this leisurely city. It is not only a tribute to Dr. Sun Yat-sen but also a testament to Penang’s important role in modern history. 📜

[Accommodation] It is recommended to choose a hotel near George Town in the old town area, where attractions are concentrated, transportation is convenient, and the price-performance ratio is high. Experience local-style homestays or boutique hotels to feel the unique charm of Penang. 🏨

[Dining] Lunch and dinner can be enjoyed near the attractions. Try the affordable Penang street snacks, such as Hainanese chicken rice and Fujian shrimp noodles, and let your taste buds indulge. 🍴

Day 2: Penang State Museum → Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion → Kuan Yin Temple → Little India

🔺Cultural Exploration: Penang State Museum ⏱ 2 Hours
🏛️ Start the morning with a visit to the Penang State Museum, one of Malaysia’s most outstanding museums with a rich cultural heritage. Here, you can deeply understand the history and culture of Penang. 📜

🔺Celebrity’s Former Residence: Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion ⏱ 1 Hour
🏠 Join a guided tour to visit one of the most beautiful houses in Penang, the Blue Mansion, and proceed to the Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion. It was once the residence of the famous overseas Chinese entrepreneur Cheong Fatt Tze and is now an important place to learn about the history of Penang’s Chinese community. 🚶‍♀️

🔺Faith Collision: Kuan Yin Temple & Masjid Kapitan Kling ⏱ 1.5 Hours
🕌🛕 Take a bus in the afternoon to Masjid Kapitan Kling and Kuan Yin Temple. These two religious sites represent the Islamic and Buddhist faith cultures, respectively, feeling the wonderful collision and harmonious coexistence of two different faith cultures. 🚌

🔺Indian Atmosphere: Little India ⏱ 2 Hours
🎨 The last stop is Little India, filled with a strong Indian atmosphere. Colorful buildings, bustling markets, and delicious Indian cuisine make you feel like you’re in a foreign country. Enjoy this unique cultural experience to your heart’s content! 🍛🛍️