Penang Tourism Packages

Penang has a dreamy setting - powder-soft sand marked by loungers and hammocks, azure water splashing against the coastline and clear blue sky dotted with clouds. Laden with such enchanting surroundings, Penang’s beauty has enchanted many over time. And we bring a suite of Penang tourism packages for those who want to lose themselves in its breathtaking environs. The surreal beauty of Penang will stupefy you the moment you step onto one of its beaches. Teluk Duyung, Pantai Kerachut and Teluk Kampi are the most gorgeous ones. They are less crowded as compared to other sandy beaches of the island, and the fact that they are parts of the Penang National Park adds to their captivating beauty. Laze around on the beaches or go hiking down the trails into the forest that covers most of this alluring park. Penang has extensive options for those who want to go jungle trekking and camping. The awe-inspiring hill resort, Penang Hill offers 20 different hiking trails, most of which lead to the Kek Lok Si Temple and Thee Kong Tua, nestled on top of the hill. With our Penang tourism packages, enjoy a simply splendid view from the top as you admire the cool atmosphere. And if you are at the Botanical Gardens, there is a trekking route to Penang Hill from the Moon Gate at entrance. Penang City is one of the world’s most well-preserved towns that represent colonial era at its best. The colonial public and private buildings, old Chinese clan houses, Royal Selangor and the Penang Museum transport you into the bygone era. Even George Town is home to one of the most important historical remains - the Fort Cornwallis. Like most of the country, Penang is also home to some colourful temples and a visit to the widely popular Wat Chayamangkalaram is a must.If you happen to be in Penang towards the end of a month, visit the Little Penang Street Market, a day market that opens every last Sunday of the month. Here, you can find a host of clothes, fashion accessories, handicraft items and much more. For bargain-hunters, New World Park weekend market offers a suite of inexpensive items like trendy dresses, jewellery, handmade bags, shoes - especially cute flip flops and even scrumptious cakes. Lorong Kulit Flea Market is a great place to negotiate rates for electronics and antiques. The market is located close to the City Stadium and is open until noon, so try and get there early in the morning. A tropical paradise, Penang witnesses a warm weather throughout the year with the temperature hovering around 30 degree C during the day and 22 degree C at night. From August to November, Penang receives heavy rainfall. Frequent showers and thunderstorms in these months ensure that most of the places remain closed, hence, this season should be avoided for holidaying. Mid-December to February is the best time to visit Penang to delight in its splendid beauty. During these months, festivals like Christmas, Gregorian New Year and Chinese New Year are celebrated. That’s why the island is packed with a lot of tourists and most of the hotels are pre-booked. With our collaboration at some of the finest hotels in Penang, we arrange for a comfortable accommodation based on your Penang tourism package. If you want to get a taste of a luxurious vacation in Penang, try one of the lavish beach resorts of Batu Ferringhi. The cultural hub, George Town also houses some cost-effective lodging options with Muntri Street and Chulia Street lined with good budget hotels. The fastest way to get there is by a plane, obviously. The Penang Bayan Lepas International Airport is located just 30 kms away from George Town. If are in the neighbouring cities, taking a bus is also a good option. Direct buses run from Kota Bharu, Perhentian Islands, Johor Bahru and Kuala Lumpur. Alternatively, you can board a train up to Butterworth train station, located just 15 minutes away from the ferry terminal connecting to Penang. Boats are the major means of transport, and from the ferry terminal at Butterworth, boats frequent to the Penang Island. There is another terminal that connects Penang to Langkawi, making it easier for travellers to hop between the islands. Penang tourism thrives on the island’s stunning beauty and the bountiful variety of mouth-watering delicacies it offers. Binge on Malaysian cuisine at Penang, the culinary capital of Malaysia and paradise for gourmands. The must-try delicacies are Char Koay Teow (visit Sister’s Char Koay Teow for the speciality), Penang Laksa, Assam Laksa and Nasi Kandar. The traditional delicacies found in other Malaysian cities are a far cry from the ones available in Penang. The same dish tastes a lot different (read better) in Penang than the rest of the country. Treat your taste buds to delectable seafood in Batu Ferringhi, Teluk Bahang and Batu Maung. New Lane Hawker Centre is the right place to delight in the street food of Malaysia. The menu of this food paradise covers a number of tempting food items and their ample variations that are full of flavours. Upper Penang Road also offers some good dining options, plus this is the place where all the party lovers hang out. The Three Sixty Degree Skybar on the rooftop of City Bayview Hotel is the most happening place in Penang, once the street lights hit the city. Walk down the road from Eastern & Oriental hotel to find 32 at the Mansion restobar that also hosts beachside parties in moonlight.