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In and around Penang

Airports

Butterworth Airport Penang International Airport

Transportation

Ports/Ferries

Ferry Terminal Pangkalan Raja Tun Uda Penang Bridge Penang Port Penang-Butterworth Ferry Terminal Penang-Langkawi/ Medan Ferry Terminal Pulau Jerejak Ferry Terminal Swettenham Pier Tanjung City Marina Penang Port The Clan Jetties of Penang

Train, Metro and Bus Stations

Batu Feringghi Clan Jetties Funicular Railway station Komtar Bus Terminal Penang Hill Railway Station Penang Intercity Bus Terminal Pengkalan Raja Tun Uda Bus Terminal Stesen Keretapi Bukit Mertajam Stesen Keretapi Butetrworth Stesen KTM Butterworth Railway Station

Places of interest

Shopping Centers and Areas

Gurney Plaza Gurney Plaze Komtar Penang Time Square Prangin Mall Queensbay Mall

Famous Streets

Batu Ferringhi Sidewalk Bazaar Upper Penang Road

Monuments and Landmarks

Gurney Drive Little India

Places of Worship

Kek Lok Si Temple

National Parks

Penang National Park

Botanical Gardens and Zoos

Botanical Garden Butterfly Farm Tropical Spice Garden

Famous Buildings

Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion Fort Cornwallis Khoo Kongsi Pinang Peranakan Mansion

Islands

Pulau Jerejak

Things to do

Chew's Jetty The Esplanade

Amusement and Theme parks

Penang Hill

Museums and Art Galleries

Penang Museum Toy Museum

Tourist and Travel Info

Tourism Malaysia

Penang

At a time when Dutch colonial forces dominated the Malay Peninsula, the British East India Company arrived on an uninhabited island and began laying infrastructure for a competing port. Merchants quickly streamed in from China and other parts of the world, and the island of Penang was born. Today its international legacy continues as a tourist destination rather than a trading port, and Penang is prized for its beaches, historic architecture, affordable accommodation and amazing food.

Accommodation in Penang spans quaint hotels and inns in historic neighborhoods and luxury beach resorts. The latter are more popular, as most tourists prefer to venture into the colonial enclaves by day, returning to the beaches and resort restaurants and clubs before nightfall.