Penang Island, Penang, Malaysia
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Penang is where you can find the most stunning attractions. The island and peninsula are connected by the longest bridges in the country, and the capital of Penang, Georgetown is one of the most sought-after tourist destinations. Here are some of the must-visit places in Penang for you to explore the state to the fullest.

Clan Jetties Of Penang, Pengkalan Weld, Georgetown, Geo
Clan Jetties Of Penang, Pengkalan Weld, Georgetown, Geo | Image by Steve Douglas on Unsplash

Clan Jetties in Georgetown

The unique waters settlements that belonged to Chinese immigrants back in the day are the most colourful and vibrant attraction in Georgetown. You can catch a glimpse of the local architecture and livelihood here and visit a few temples, walkways and stilt houses here. It’s easier to find a hotel in Georgetown, Penang if you want to explore the area more. Travelodge Georgetown can be a great choice.

Fort Cornwallis

A famous landmark in Penang, the fort is home to cannons and remains from the 1786 bastion, and the green lawns, prison cells, chapel, and statues are fascinating to study. You can also find a steel lighthouse resembling the shape of a ship’s mast. It’s the ideal place to enjoy a blissful afternoon soaking up the sun.

Batu Ferringhi Night Market

The gigantic night market features more than 100 stalls with clothes, souvenirs, street food stalls, paper lamps, and more. You can find the most popular local delicacies such as shaved ice with green rice jelly and coconut milk, called Teochew Chendul. If you need to shop for some souvenirs and mingle with the locals, this is the best place to go.

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