Malaysia's 'Pearl of the Orient' carries a natural beauty and cultural splendour like no other place. Its name comes from the Malay translation of betel nut - 'Pinang'.
Every year, thousands of visitors come here to experience the unique cultural heritage and scenery. It is also a very cosmopolitan city, perhaps the second busiest in the country after Kuala Lumpur.
Experience Penang's unique heritage by enjoying the local culture and famous cuisine while exploring centuries-old Read More...
One of Malaysia’s tourist trump cards, Penang – the northern gateway to Malaysia – is unquestionably popular. Read More...
Temperatures generally range between 29°C - 35°C during the day and 26°C - 29°C during the night. The weather is mostly Read More...
There are car rental counters from several major operators at the Arrival Hall of the first floor. However, at times Read More...
Penang consists of a 285 sq. km island connected via a 13 km bridge to an additional 760 sq. km of mainland, referred to Read More...
Penang gets pretty congested during rush hour in the mornings, afternoons and evenings. The roads on Penang Island are Read More...
The Penang International Airport located in the south receives direct flights from major capitals in the region. Read More...
Just like any other state in Malaysia, Penang's people celebrate the major festivals associated with their race, namely Read More...
Our interactive map (and satellite views) displays all available hotels, facilities and guest comments as well as Read More...
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