Travel and Eat Like a Local in Penang

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Nasi Kandar

Penang Curry Mee

Penang Apom (Indian Origin Pancake)

Penang Hokkien Mee

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Penang's Public Transportation

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Ferry

Trishaw

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CITIES NEARBY

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Stop Touring. Start Belonging.

Penang is the 'Pearl of the Orient'.

Penang is a state of distinct contrasts that requires different modes of travel depending on your specific goals.

The state is uniquely made up of the mainland, including the major hub of Butterworth, and the vibrant Penang Island.

In the George Town district on the island, you can spend hours on foot exploring the historic Clan Jetties and the vibrant Little India area.

To the North, a scenic coastal drive leads you to the luxury resorts and bustling night markets of the beach fronts.

The South of the island serves as the modern economic engine of the state, as it is home to the international airport and high tech factories. In contrast, the West of the island remains largely rural, featuring lush fruit orchards and traditional fishing villages such as Balik Pulau.

Heading across the water to the Mainland leads you to the industrial heart of Seberang Perai and the essential transit hubs that connect Penang to the rest of Peninsular Malaysia.

Wherever you choose to go, the state offers a rich mix of Malay, Chinese, and Indian cultures that ensures every journey is a true cultural discovery.

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Penang Char Kway Teow (Stir Fried Flat Rice Noodles)