Batu Ferringhi doesn’t really have any attraction within its vicinity aside from the beach and the night market, but plenty can be found in the neighbouring Teluk Bahang.
Just a short ride away from Batu Ferringhi, the attractions in Teluk Bahang are located close to one another and are mostly nature-based. Attractions such as Penang’s Cultural Centre, Batik Factory and Yahong Art Gallery bring visitors closer to the island’s culture.
It’s a good place to spend the afternoon. The nature conservation complex features garden trails as well as stream Read More...
The eight-hectare butterfly sanctuary houses an impressively varied collection of butterfly species as well as an Read More...
A 25-acre organic orchard that features more than 250 types of fruit, the Penang Tropical Fruit Farm is located Read More...
Founded in 1973, Penang Batik Factory is one of the largest handmade batik producers in the country. Synonymous with quality and fairly-priced batik products, the centre sells a huge range from garments to accessories.
Visitors also get the chance to witness the batik-making process and even try their hands at the art of batik-making and batik-printing. Read More...
Opened in 1986, the Penang Butterfly Farm – located in Teluk Bahang – is one of Penang’s best known and most popular tourist attractions. The eight-hectare butterfly sanctuary houses an impressively varied collection of butterfly species as well as an assortment of other insects. The farm sits at the foot of the Teluk Bahang hills – Read More...
Tropical Fruit Farm is a 25-acre organic orchard in Penang with more than 250 types of tropical and subtropical fruit trees and is located approximately two km down the road from Teluk Bahang. The garden was developed in 1993 in an effort to conserve rare and exotic fruit trees. The fruit farm’s collection of trees include Read More...
Set just up the road from the Teluk Bahang junction, Penang’s Tropical Spice Garden is an eight-acre collection of secondary jungle with some 500 species of flora and fauna. Southeast Asia’s only tropical spice garden is a good place to spend the afternoon with your kids – the nature conservation complex features three garden trails that Read More...
Yahong Art Gallery is the largest arts and crafts centre in Penang. Displaying works by Malaysian and Asian artists, it is divided into four sections: the Art Gallery, Handicrafts, Batik and Jewellery & Antiques centres. It is best known for housing the artworks of Chuah Thean Teng. Teng is billed at the father of modern batik Read More...
Batu Feringghi is famed for its beaches. Acres and acres of smooth, sandy beaches along its coastline provide the Read More...
Built in 1803, Dharmikarama Burmese Temple is Penang’s first Burmese temple. This striking temple with its golden Read More...
Having your hotel by a beach is therefore a prerequisite for beach lovers so have a look at our Top Ten Beach Hotel Read More...
Some say Bora Bora by Sunset is a rising star in Penang’s restaurant scene. We’ll let you be the judge. There’s much to Read More...
Batu Ferringhi doesn’t really have any attraction within its vicinity aside from the beach and the night market, but Read More...
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