<Private Tour> Georgetown Unesco World Heritage Best Spots All In One

Depart from Hotel

Pick up from lobby of hotel where you stay.

City Hall (Outside)

The Penang City Hall is a historic building in George Town, known for its Edwardian Baroque and Palladian architecture.

Fort Cornwallis (Outside)

Fort Cornwallis is Malaysia's largest standing fort. Built by the British East India Company in the late 18th century, it's located on the Esplanade in George Town.

Victria Clock Tower (Car View)

St George Church (Outside)

St. George's Church is the oldest Anglican church in Southeast Asia, built in 1818. Its white, neoclassical facade makes it a prominent landmark in George Town's "Street of Harmony."

Kuan Yin Teng (Enter)

Kuan Yin Teng, or the Goddess of Mercy Temple, is Penang's oldest Chinese temple, built in 1728. It is a vibrant place of worship with a beautifully decorated roof and intricate dragon pillars. Located on the "Street of Harmony," it serves as a major center for the Chinese community.

Littile India and Hindu Temple (Outside)

Penang's Little India is a vibrant, sensory-rich enclave in George Town. The air is filled with the aroma of spices and the sound of Bollywood music. It’s a bustling hub for authentic Indian cuisine, traditional clothing, and jewelry. The area is a colorful celebration of the Indian community's rich culture.

Kapitan Keling Mosque (Outside)

Kapitan Keling Mosque is a historic mosque in George Town. Built by Indian Muslim traders in the early 19th century, it features a unique blend of Moorish, Mughal, and Roman architecture. Its prominent ochre-yellow domes and intricate interior make it a major cultural landmark and a key part of the city's "Street of Harmony."

Ah Quay Street, Armenia Street

Ah Quay Street and Armenian Street are historic roads in George Town's UNESCO zone. They are famous for their well-preserved shophouses, intricate clan jetties, and vibrant street art. A walk here offers a glimpse into the city's rich history, Chinese heritage, and local life, making them key tourist attractions.

Trishaw Ride

A Penang trishaw ride is a unique way to explore George Town's narrow streets. It offers a close-up view of street art and shophouses, with the rider acting as a personal guide. It's a charming, nostalgic, and convenient way to experience the city.

Blue Mansion (Outside)

The Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion, or the Blue Mansion, is a UNESCO-listed heritage building in George Town. Its striking indigo-blue facade is a result of a traditional limewash. This architectural masterpiece blends Chinese, Art Nouveau, and Gothic styles, serving as a museum and a boutique hotel.

Peranakn Mansion (Enter)

The Pinang Peranakan Mansion showcases the opulent lifestyle of the Baba-Nyonya community. Its key features are the elaborate decorations, gold-leaf carvings, and an extensive collection of furniture and antiques. It's a preserved time capsule of a unique culture.

Lunch

Nyonya cuisine blends **Chinese and Malay cooking styles**. It uses traditional Chinese ingredients with local Malay spices like **lemongrass, chili, and coconut milk**, creating a unique, aromatic, and complex flavor profile that is sweet, sour, and spicy.

Chew Jetty

Chew Jetty is the largest of Penang's historic clan jetties. It's a UNESCO-listed waterfront settlement where the Chew clan lives in wooden houses on stilts. Visitors can walk the planks, see local life, and browse souvenir shops.

Drop Off Hotel

Sending to hotel where you stay