[2025 George Town Attraction] Travel Guide for Clan Jetties of Penang (Updated Jan)

✨ Penang is truly stunning!! 💐 No wonder the entire city is a cultural heritage site, known as the 'Garden of the East' 🌸 No wonder it was rated as the 'Best Travel Destination in the World' by Lonely Planet In Penang, you can not only see many well-preserved colonial buildings and historical sites but also experience a diverse culture and enjoy delicious food from around the world. Penang Transportation 🚄 Bus: Take a bus from Kuala Lumpur 🚗 Plane: Fly from Kuala Lumpur to Penang 🛳 Cruise: Take a cruise from Singapore Penang Attractions Penang Hill: The highest point in Penang, offering a panoramic view of the island, with a distant view of George Town's port, Penang Bridge, and urban development. Batu Ferringhi Beach: Known for its clear waters and fine sand, this charming beach is a paradise for water sports enthusiasts. George Town Art Street: Featuring artworks that reflect Penang's culture and life, adding a splash of color to the city. Clan Jetties: A village of wooden houses built on stilts along the coast, named after the surnames of the families who live there. Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion: Also known as the 'Blue Mansion,' it is one of the residences of the famous Chinese entrepreneur Cheong Fatt Tze, named for its iconic blue exterior. 🥣 Penang Cuisine Nyonya Michelin Restaurant, Laksa, Penang Prawn Mee, Bak Kut Teh, Nasi Lemak, and more. 🚗 Itinerary D1: Nationwide to Kuala Lumpur D2: Kuala Lumpur City Tour D3: Stroll through Ipoh Old Town, taste white coffee, and visit historical sites D4: Wander around Penang, explore the old town and enjoy the local food D5: Half-day leisure in Penang, then back to Kuala Lumpur D6: Visit Malacca and experience the Nanyang style D7: Kuala Lumpur to Nationwide

#cityDAYTour #100 ways to travel Traveling freely in Malaysia, we left the resort of Langkawi and took a luxurious flight to #Penang #Georgetown, a place with many Chinese people and famous snacks. First, we took a relaxing #city day trip. ✓Itinerary: Mural Street - Surname Bridge - Nyonya Museum - Old Guanzijiao Bell Tower - Blue House - Shantou Street Night Market The first attraction to visit is of course the most famous mural street in Penang, #Georgetown. There are murals of sisters and brothers riding together, swing murals, cat murals... etc. The lifelike murals are scattered on the walls of the alley corners. Take a look around one by one. It’s really fun to collect, check in and take photos. Next, we visit #surnamebridge. This is where the early Chinese settled. The houses on the water are elevated above the sea. Walking across the winding wooden trestle, you look out at the seaside port. Watching the sunset at sunset is quite romantic. #nyonyamuseum is the third attraction to visit. The so-called #nyonya are Chinese, Malaysians and descendants of Chinese. Most of their families have become rich in business or become officials, and have made a name for themselves in Malaysia. Today's museum is actually a mansion and villa owned by local Chinese people. It is very similar to the Lin Family Garden Mansion in Wufeng, but it is more noble and gorgeous. It is a savage! #老 Guanzaijiao Clock Tower The seaside area includes the Bell Tower, Fort Cornwallis, Esplanade Art Center and other attractions. You can take a walk and look at the sea. There is also the Norm Micro Roastery, a coffee shop nearby. Be sure to go in and have a try. , blow the air conditioner. #张婷婷的故事, also known as #蓝屋, is the mansion of Zhang Bishi, the richest man in Nanyang during the Qing Dynasty. It is characterized by indigo paint. It has a restaurant and a hotel. Thinking about it, staying one night in a rich person's home in ancient times seems to be a good experience. What to do if you get hungry while walking around? Then come to Wanwangji Chuan Tofu Pudding and taste the traditional tofu pudding from Ipoh, Malaysia. How is it different from the Taiwanese taste? If you are hungry, #Shantou Street has a variety of local snacks, such as oyster omelette, fried rice noodles, four-fruit soup, satay...etc., the taste is very Tainanese and the price is very affordable. # PenangTravel #One-day tour in the city #100 ways to travel

Clan Jetties, Penang's most important heritage site🌉 A living history of Penang, a gathering place for Chinese immigrants in Nanyang It is the largest waterfront settlement in George Town Also part of the Penang clan jetties located south of Weld Quay Not a bridge, more like a water village on stilts🏠 By the seaside, take photos of the bridge and the seascape Houses are built over the sea, supported by stilts, with people of the same surname living on the same jetty The Chew Jetty and Lim Jetty are the most famous Chew Jetty is currently the most bustling Tan Jetty extends the farthest out to sea, 80 meters Navigate to Tan Jetty to reach the Red House❤️

#penang Chew Jetty which is built in 1888, is located at 45 Pengkalan Weld, Georgetown, and is around 350 meters 4 minutes walk from Weld Quay Jetty Bus Terminal. It is open daily from 0900-2100. Chew Jetty is one of the largest and oldest clan jetties in Penang, it is also the most busy and lively, because it is more commercialised and touristy. You can find shops selling snacks, deserts, souvenirs along the wooden walkway, some of them are operated by the residents there. Ancient Chinese traditions are being kept alive in this community, including the ancient Taoist religion, there is a Taoist temple just inside the entrance and the others at the end of Chew jetty.

#penang Landed in Penang for a day and decided to walk around Georgetown. As we heard about the clans jetties, we decided to pop by to take a look. It was really interesting to see how the locals live by their surname in these jetties. One of the jetties was sort of "commercialise," and there is a stretch. of shops selling souvenirs and food. But well, do respect the residents who are still living there by keeping our volume low. #Malaysia #JettyClans

Rating: 3/5 Getting There - Grab! There’s also buses that stop nearby and you can check google maps for the bus route / timing! Attractions - Tan and Lim jetties were VERY quiet but nice to see the old houses which were very picturesque! Chou jetty was the most popular with tourists, with quite a few shops and snacks available! Overall very different from pre-covid times, very quiet and not much to look at 😢 Food & Restaurants - There are quite a few coffee shops that are patronised by locals in the vicinity that sell the usual malaysian food! Didn’t try but looked popular with locals. Shopping - A lot of tourist shops at Chou Jetty (姓周桥) which is the most touristy out of the 3 bridges.

I visited Penang few years before with my husband for our anniversary. we drove to Penang from KL and reached there after 4 hours. Our initial plan was just a simple “checked in” at the Clan Jetties due to long travel time and exhausted body. Guess what, the stunning view of sunset of Clan Jetties ( uploaded above) had successfully let us spend an hour over there. There was a coffee shop inside the clan where we can have the view of the above pictures (not sure still there or not). A cup of coffee with the above views are the best moment of my life. #penang #stunningview #chillax

Cool place to visit, one of the jetties in Penang where locals stay at. Most of the nearby houses along the main road have been converted into stores or cafes. Boat trips are also offered. great for selfies. #penang#jetty#cafe

Penang Travel - The fishing boat on the side of the surname bridge sings late. The surname bridge is not just a bridge. It is a fishing village on the shore of this sea. The biggest feeling of coming to the surname bridge is like coming to the Tai O fishing village in Hong Kong. The famous "Shuqiao" has small crafts in it. It feels like everything is exported from China and then changed to Penang style. (The things they sell personally feel that there is no special feature, and the quality is not bad, I will not be embarrassed when I lose the ground.) I have not been to Tai O fishing village, I think there is no special feature here, that is, ordinary Just a fishing village, then look at its fishing boat singing late?

The surname bridge in Penang, Malaysia is somewhat like the Tai O fishing village in Hong Kong. It is a wooden house area built on wooden boards. It is divided into areas by surname. There are surnames Linqiao, surname Zhouqiao, surname Chen Qiao, surname Li Qiao, surname Yangqiao, Miscellaneous Bridge and Ping'an Bridge are said to have been unable to step into the family before, but now they have become tourist attractions. Surname Zhouqiao is the most frequent visitor to tourists. Most of the residents here are middle-aged and elderly people. They are basically Chinese. The style of the surname bridge is somewhat like Gulangyu...haha~ is also a literary art, many The usual fishermen did not go out to fish, but opened their own house into a holiday home. It is said that the "First Love Red Bean Ice" starring A Niu was once here. The old street in Penang near the surname bridge is the most concentrated area of Penang's three-dimensional murals. The Penang three-dimensional mural is a project of local artists in Penang. The main content is the local cultural style of Penang, but the mural comparison Scattered, often hidden in an inconspicuous corner, blending with the surrounding environment. If you want to finish reading it all, it is recommended to buy a map and click on it. It must be said that the artists in Penang are really talented. The history and culture of Penang is very strong. Together with these interesting and realistic murals, it is even more icing on the cake.

When you come to Penang, the surname bridge is a place you can't miss. It is a must-see for you to learn about Penang and integrate into your local life. Everyone here builds the house on the sea, the bottom is supported by wooden stakes, and the households are connected by wooden boards. Because these people are connected to the sea and the land and they live together in a family of surnames, that’s why it is called the surname bridge. This is also the earliest gathering place for Chinese in Penang. Penang was once one of the most important seaports in Southeast Asia. With the demolition of some bridges, the surnames Lin surname Zhou, surname Chen, surname Li, surname Yang and different surnames are all included in the bridge. The world cultural heritage category has been protected. Zhouqiao, the largest surname, has more than a thousand residents. It is said that it monopolizes the right to buy and sell goods from Indonesia. The surname Li Bridge monopolizes merchant ships from China. The surname Chen and surname Yang Qiao are the main economic activities, mainly based on wood and charcoal. The film "First Love Red Bean Ice" was once shot here, and the artist Wu Qixian's home is also here.

5-day Malaysia tour: Explore Kuala Lumpur, Penang, and Malacca! This detailed itinerary will help you explore the charm of Malaysia with ease. Don't miss out! . Malaysia has a rich history and was once the prosperous Malacca Kingdom. Today, the Kuala Lumpur Tower 🗼 stands tall, and Independence Square 🏛 tells the story of the past. The country is a melting pot of cultures, with Malay and Chinese cultures intertwined, creating endless charm. . 🌴 Recommended itinerary: 5-day Malaysia tour 🌺 Day 1: Arrive in Kuala Lumpur 🌟 Start your Malaysia tour with 24-hour private airport transfer and 1-on-1 butler service. Get into vacation mode in no time! Day 2: Kuala Lumpur Chinatown - Petaling Street 🏮 Experience the local culture of Kuala Lumpur, explore Chinatown, and try local delicacies. Then, head to Petaling Street to experience the local vibe. Day 3: Kuala Lumpur ➡️ Penang 🌆 Fly to Penang, drop off your luggage, and enjoy free time! We recommend exploring the exotic scenery and enjoying your free time. Day 4: Clan Jetties 🌉 Visit the famous Clan Jetties in Penang and experience the unique history and cultural charm of the city. Day 5: Penang ➡️ Kuala Lumpur ✈️ Return home 🛫 Return to Kuala Lumpur from Penang with fond memories and happiness, and then return home safely. We look forward to your next trip! . Must-see attractions: 🌟 Kuala Lumpur Chinatown - Petaling Street 🌟🌟 Recommendation: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: City Centre, 50000 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur Opening hours: 10:00–22:00 Duration: 1–3 hours Kuala Lumpur Chinatown is full of Chinese culture. You can taste all kinds of authentic food in the streets and alleys. Don't miss it! 🌉 Clan Jetties 🌉 Recommendation: ⭐⭐⭐ Address: Pengkalan Weld, George Town, 10300 George Town, Pulau Pinang Opening hours: 9:00–21:00 Duration: 1 hour This is the filming location of the movie "Ice Kacang Puppy Love". Take a walk on the bridge and feel the romance of the movie and the traces of history! . Travel essentials: 🧳 📱 SIM card & charger: International roaming is too expensive. Local SIM cards are more affordable. Don't forget to bring a charger! 🔌 Plug adapter: Malaysia uses different plugs from China. Bring an adapter to charge your devices without worry. 🪪 Copies of documents: Although no visa is required, copies of your ID card and passport are needed in case of emergency. 👕 Light clothing: Malaysia is still hot in January. Short sleeves and shorts are more comfortable. 🧴 Sunscreen & sun hat: The tropical sun is strong, so make sure to take sun protection measures. 💊 Common medicines: Mosquito repellent and cold medicine are important for a healthy trip! . Come to Malaysia and enjoy the unique local customs. Start your wonderful journey and create unforgettable memories!

Hey guys, here's a 6-day Malaysia travel guide! Explore Malaysia without any worries. Save this post now! -------------------- 🛣️Route suggestion: Explore Penang, Malaysia Day 1: Depart from Shanghai -> Arrive in Penang Depart from Shanghai and fly to the beautiful Penang to start an exotic journey. Day 2: Penang Hill -> Fort Cornwallis -> Clan Jetties -> Pinang Peranakan Mansion -> Love Lane Climb Penang Hill for a panoramic view of Penang, then visit the historic buildings of Fort Cornwallis. Stroll along the Clan Jetties to experience the unique cultural atmosphere, then visit the Pinang Peranakan Mansion to learn about Chinese history. Finally, take a walk along the romantic Love Lane. Day 3: Kek Lok Si Temple -> Batu Ferringhi Beach Visit the tranquil Kek Lok Si Temple to experience Zen and tranquility. In the afternoon, head to Batu Ferringhi Beach to enjoy the sun and waves. Day 4: Kuala Sepetang Jetty -> Charcoal Factory -> Sunway Lost World of Tambun Depart from Kuala Sepetang Jetty to explore the nearby charcoal factory and experience the fusion of industry and history. Then head to Sunway Lost World of Tambun for a fun time. Day 5: Kellie's Castle -> Concubine Lane -> Kek Look Tong -> Gurney Drive Visit the mysterious Kellie's Castle, stroll along the ancient Concubine Lane, explore the serene Kek Look Tong, and finally enjoy the beautiful sea view of Penang at Gurney Drive. Day 6: Depart from Penang -> Arrive in Shanghai End your pleasant trip to Penang and return to Shanghai with fond memories. -------------------- Travel tips: 🎁 Malaysia offers a variety of affordable specialties, perfect as souvenirs or for personal use. ☁️ The weather in Malaysia is pleasant in January, but be prepared for sudden rain. 📄 Malaysia is visa-free for Chinese mainland travelers, making travel more convenient! 🍲 Don't forget to try the local delicacies, such as Bak Kut Teh and Nasi Lemak! -------------------- Come and explore the beauty of Malaysia! Don't forget to record your travel stories and share them with your friends!

Jetties that belong to some clans. Mainly shops that sell souvenirs. Nothing spectacular.

Here's a 3-day Malaysia travel guide for you! All the best attractions and food in one place. Explore Malaysia with us and save this guide now! -------------------- Malaysia has a long history and diverse culture. 🏰 It is full of historical sites and stunning natural scenery! 🌴 Come here to experience the unique tropical style and regional culture, and don't miss the Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur! 🌇 -------------------- Attractions to visit: 🌟 Penang Hill 4-star recommendation Address: Penang Hill, 11500 Penang, Malaysia Opening hours: 6:30 am–11:00 pm Recommended visit time: 1–2 hours Enjoy a panoramic view of the Malay Peninsula from the top of the hill. It's a great place to take photos! 🌊 Batu Ferringhi Beach 4-star recommendation Address: 11050, Malaysia Opening hours: All day Recommended visit time: 1–3 hours The water is clear and the sand is fine. Enjoy a relaxing time on the beach. 🎨 George Town Street Art 4-star recommendation Address: 316, Beach St, Georgetown, 10300 George Town, Penang Opening hours: All day Recommended visit time: 1–3 hours Admire various vivid murals and iron sculptures, and experience the collision of art and culture. 🎬 Chew Jetty 3-star recommendation Address: Pengkalan Weld, George Town, 10300 George Town, Pulau Pinang Opening hours: 9:00 am–9:00 pm Recommended visit time: 1 hour This is the filming location of the movie "Ice Kacang Puppy Love." Walk on the bridge and relive the romantic scenes from the movie. -------------------- 🎒 Travel essentials: Malaysia travel checklist 📄 Bring your passport and printed flight and hotel bookings for a smoother entry. 📱 Don't forget your SIM card and plug adapter to stay connected and share your travel moments online. 👕 Malaysia is still hot in January, so pack short-sleeved shirts, shorts, a sun hat, and sunglasses to stay cool. 🎒 Chargers, sunscreen, mosquito repellent, and common medicines are also good travel companions to make your trip worry-free. -------------------- Enjoy the tropical style and food on your trip to Malaysia. We look forward to your next exciting journey! 🌴🌊

Hey guys, here's a guide for an 8-day tour of Malaysia! All the must-see attractions and must-eat foods are here, so save this post and start your romantic journey now! . 🏃 Itinerary: DAY 1: Arrive in Kuala Lumpur, private transfer, and butler service. 👉 Start your trip to Malaysia with a 24-hour private transfer and 1-on-1 butler service. DAY 2: Kuala Lumpur Chinatown -> Petaling Street 👉 Explore the exotic atmosphere of Chinatown, then visit Petaling Street to experience local life. DAY 3: Arrive in Langkawi, free time 👉 Enjoy free time in Langkawi and make your travel dreams come true. DAY 4: Langkawi Geopark 👉 Visit Langkawi Geopark and marvel at the wonders of nature. DAY 5: Free time in Langkawi 👉 Enjoy a full day of free time in Langkawi and experience the local culture. DAY 6: Arrive in Penang, free time 👉 Arrive in Penang, drop off your luggage, and explore the charm of the city. DAY 7: Clan Jetties 👉 Visit the famous Clan Jetties in Penang and experience the unique architecture and historical charm. DAY 8: Leave Penang and return home 👉 End your wonderful trip to Malaysia and return home with fond memories. . 🧳 Travel Checklist: January Essentials for Malaysia 📱 A SIM card for internet access and easy communication. 🔌 A plug adapter, as Malaysian sockets are different. 🪪 Bring your documents. Although Malaysia is visa-free, you need to have your passport and flight ticket handy. 👕 T-shirts and shorts, as Malaysia is hot in January, so dress lightly. 🕶️ Sunglasses and a hat, for sun protection and great photos. 🔋 Don't forget your charger, as you'll need your phone to take photos and videos! . Malaysia is a colorful country waiting for you to explore more unknown beauty! 🌴✨

Escape the cold this winter! Spend 8 days in Malaysia and experience the tropical vibes. Check out this awesome itinerary! -------- 🗓 Itinerary: Day 1: ✈️ Arrive in Kuala Lumpur and start your vacation mode🏝! Enjoy 24-hour private airport transfer and 1-on-1 butler service💖. Your Malaysia trip officially begins✨. Day 2: Visit the Strait of Malacca and experience the history and vastness of the ocean. Day 3: ✈️ Fly to Langkawi. After arriving, drop off your luggage👜 and enjoy some free time💕 to explore your long-awaited destination🚏. Day 4: Visit the Langkawi Sky Bridge and experience the thrill and beauty of walking in the sky. Day 5: Enjoy a full day of free time in Langkawi🌴 and experience the local culture and people📸. Need extra activities? Just contact your butler! Day 6: ✈️ Head to Penang. After dropping off your luggage, enjoy some free time💕 or visit recommended attractions and enjoy the exotic vibes🌆. Day 7: Visit the Clan Jetties and experience Penang's unique culture and history. Day 8: ✈️ Leave Penang and return to Kuala Lumpur, then ✈️ fly home. Return home safely🏡 with lots of memories and happiness🥰. Look forward to your next trip💖. -------- 🎒 Travel essentials: Malaysia January travel checklist 📘 Documents: Passport, ID card, printed e-Arrival Card and itinerary. No visa required! 📱 Communication: Buy a local SIM card in advance to stay connected and keep in touch with family. 🔌 Electronics: Bring a UK plug adapter and a power bank so you don't have to worry about your phone running out of battery. 👕 Clothing: T-shirts, shorts, and flip-flops. Sunscreen and a hat are also essential to protect you from the sun! 🧴 Toiletries: High SPF sunscreen. Reapply regularly to protect your skin from the sun. 💊 Medicine: Bring some common medicine, such as cold medicine and anti-diarrhea medicine, just in case. 💰 Finances: Prepare some Malaysian ringgit and a Visa or MasterCard credit card for worry-free shopping. -------- Malaysia is waiting for you to explore. Experience the exotic vibes and enjoy a great time. You won't regret it!

Hey guys, here's a 5-day in-depth tour of Malaysia, taking you to experience exotic customs! Super practical guide, save it now! -- Malaysia has a rich history and picturesque scenery🌴. From the Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur to the beaches of Semporna, there are many places to check in📸. The local customs are unique, and the hospitality of the Malays will make you feel at home! -- 🌟Route overview:🌟 DAY1: 🚘【Private airport transfer】Penang The travel butler will contact you in advance, so you can travel worry-free. DAY2: Penang Hill🏔️ - Kek Lok Si Temple🛕 - George Town Art Street🎨 - Penang Night Market🌃 - Clan Jetties🌉 Visit mountain temples, feel the artistic atmosphere, taste food at the night market, and explore the Clan Jetties. DAY3: Batu Ferringhi Beach🏖️ Enjoy the sun and the beach, and relax. DAY4: Concubine Lane🏘️ - Ipoh Railway Station Square🚉 - Kek Lok Tong⛰️ - Kellie's Castle🏰 Visit historic neighborhoods, take photos at the train station, explore the wonders of the caves, and explore the ancient castle. DAY5: 🚘【Private airport transfer】Penang End your pleasant journey and take a private car back. -- Must-see attractions: - 🏔️Penang Hill: Climb to the top and enjoy the beautiful scenery of the peninsula! - 🏖️Batu Ferringhi Beach: Fine sand and clear water, with beautiful mountain and sea views. - 🎨George Town Art Street: Stroll through the streets and enjoy murals and iron sculptures, and feel the artistic atmosphere. - 🌉Clan Jetties: This is the filming location of "Ice Kacang Puppy Love", come and have a movie tour! - 🏯Kek Lok Si Temple: Colorful buildings and the wonderful Pagoda of Ten Thousand Buddhas, a double enjoyment of vision and soul. -- Travel essentials:🌟 📞 A SIM card for easy contact and online search for guides. 🔌 Plug adapter, as the socket type in Malaysia is different from ours. 👕 Short sleeves and shorts, and don't forget sunscreen clothing, it's not cold in January. 🪪 Bring your passport, Malaysia is visa-free and very convenient! Remember these, and travel more easily～🎒 -- On your trip to Malaysia, enjoy the fusion of food, beaches, and culture, and look forward to your next adventure!🌴✨

3-day trip to Malaysia, explore Kuala Lumpur and Penang! Super practical guide to help you experience Malaysian culture with ease. Save it now! -------- Attraction recommendations: 🌟 Penang Hill 🌟🌟 Address: Penang Hill, 11500 Penang, Malaysia Opening hours: 6:30 am–11 pm Recommended visit time: 1–2 hours Enjoy the beautiful view of the Malay Peninsula from the top of the hill. A must-see in Penang! 🏖️ Batu Ferringhi Beach 🏖️ Address: 11050, Malaysia Opening hours: All day Recommended visit time: 1–3 hours A great place to enjoy the sun and sea breeze with clear water and fine sand. 🎨 George Town Street Art 🎨 Address: 316, Beach St, Georgetown, 10300 George Town, Penang Opening hours: All day Recommended visit time: 1–3 hours Enjoy the vivid murals and iron sculptures. Feel the artistic atmosphere! 🌉 Chew Jetty 🌉 Address: Pengkalan Weld, George Town, 10300 George Town, Pulau Pinang Opening hours: 9 am–9 pm Recommended visit time: 1 hour A filming location for the movie "Ice Kacang Puppy Love". Walk on the bridge and feel the romantic atmosphere in the movie. 🏯 Kek Lok Si Temple 🏯 Address: Jalan Air Itam, 11500 Ayer Itam, Pulau Pinang Opening hours: 8:30 am–5:30 pm Recommended visit time: 1–2 hours The colorful buildings and the pagoda are eye-catching. Feel the charm of Buddhist culture! -------- Travel tips: 🛫Airport transportation: Kuala Lumpur has two terminals. It's more convenient to go through immigration at T1. 📖Visa information: Malaysia is visa-free for Chinese citizens for up to 30 days. Super convenient! ☀️December weather: Although Malaysia is tropical, it's not hot in December. It may rain every day during the rainy season, so remember to bring an umbrella🌂! 💱Local currency: The exchange rate of the Malaysian ringgit to the Chinese yuan is about 1.6:1. Calculate your money in advance. Have a great trip to Malaysia!✨ -------- 🎉Enjoy the sunshine and beach, taste authentic food, and experience exotic culture in Malaysia. Hope your trip is full of laughter and good memories!

One of the kampong style houses and is built on stilts above the waters.

8-Day In-Depth Malaysia Trip: Explore Kuala Lumpur, Penang, and Malacca with our carefully selected routes! Don't miss out, save this super useful guide now! -------------------- 🛫 Route Overview: Explore Malaysia Day 1: Kuala Lumpur -> Langkawi Arrive in Kuala Lumpur and transfer to Langkawi to start your exciting Malaysia trip! Enjoy 24-hour private airport transfer and attentive butler service. Day 2: Pulau Beras Basah -> Pulau Dayang Bunting -> Pulau Payar -> Coral Island Diving Explore the scenery of three islands, experience the fun of diving on Coral Island, and feel the mystery of the ocean. Day 3: Langkawi Sunset Cruise Take a sailboat to enjoy the magnificent sunset of Langkawi and the romance of a sunset cruise. Day 4: Sky Bridge -> Telaga Tujuh Waterfalls -> Tanjung Rhu Beach -> Geopark -> Penang Road -> Penang Night Market Visit many famous attractions in Langkawi, experience the integration of nature and culture, and visit the Penang Night Market to taste delicious food at night. Day 5: Clan Jetties Visit the unique Clan Jetties in Penang and experience the local life and culture. Day 6: Penang -> Kuala Lumpur Fly to Kuala Lumpur, enjoy private airport transfer, and explore the charm of the city at your leisure. Day 7: Putra Square -> Stadthuys -> Dutch Square -> Sultan's Palace -> St. Paul's Church -> Sri Mahamariamman Temple Visit historical buildings in Kuala Lumpur and experience the collision of exotic customs and culture. Day 8: Kuala Lumpur -> Return Home End your pleasant trip to Malaysia, enjoy private airport transfer, and return home with a full heart! -------------------- 🧳 Travel Preparation: Malaysia Travel Essentials 📞 A SIM card is a must. Buy it online in advance and use it upon arrival. Convenient and worry-free. 🔌 Be sure to bring a plug adapter. Malaysia uses the British standard, don't forget. 👕 Prepare more short sleeves and shorts, and don't forget sunscreen and mosquito repellent. It's still hot in Malaysia in December. 🎫 You only need a passport and a printed digital arrival card. Visa-free travel is super convenient. 📱 Don't forget chargers and power banks. Make sure you have enough power to take photos and keep memories. 💸 Prepare some cash and a Visa card for easier shopping and dining. These are the essentials for traveling in Malaysia. Travel easily and enjoy your journey! -------------------- That's the end of the Malaysia travel guide. I hope these tips can help you have a great time! 🎉 Don't forget to share your travel stories with me~👂

🏠Penang This charming Malaysian city is a fusion of diverse cultures and unique cuisine. 🏠Accommodation You can choose a unique homestay in George Town, such as around Love Lane, which is convenient for travel and allows you to experience the charm of the old streets. 🍛Food You must try laksa, where the rich coconut aroma and fresh seafood blend on the tip of your tongue; and char kway teow, which is full of wok hei. ⛩️Attractions 1⃣️Stroll through the streets of George Town, where colorful murals can be seen everywhere, each one a collision of art and life. 2⃣️Visit the Penang Clan Jetties and feel the simplicity and tranquility of the water village, with the sea breeze blowing gently and the years passing by. 3⃣️Penang Hill is also a must-visit place. Take the cable car to the top and enjoy the beautiful scenery of Penang, with lush mountains and well-arranged buildings complementing each other. In Penang, you can enjoy the food and experience the unique cultural landscape, and have an unforgettable free travel memory.

| A charming picture of Nanyang style. Penang is a charming city in Malaysia, like a bright pearl of Nanyang, blending ancient history and culture, rich food, and unique architectural style. Here, every step you take, you can feel the traces of time and the sparks of multicultural collision. Day 1: Arrive in Penang and head to George Town. This is the historical core area of Penang, full of surprises. Strolling along the street, you will be attracted by colorful murals, such as "Brother and Sister on a Bicycle", which are vivid and interesting, and are excellent photo spots. The Penang Clan Jetties is also not to be missed. Walk on the boardwalk, experience the unique life of the water people, and feel the strong local culture. When you are tired of shopping, you can look for food in the small streets and alleys of Penang, and try Penang Char Kway Teow, which is smooth and chewy, with fresh ingredients such as shrimp and bean sprouts, and stir-fried with a strong aroma. Day 2: Visit the Penang Museum to learn more about the development and multiculturalism of Penang. The museum displays various cultural relics and materials, vividly showing the changes in Penang from the past to the present. Then head to the Penang Butterfly Park, which is like a tropical fairy tale world, with colorful butterflies dancing among the flowers, forming a beautiful picture with the surrounding tropical plants. Have lunch in the surrounding area and try Penang Oyster Omelette, which is crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. In the afternoon, you can stroll around the old town of Penang, admire the old arcade buildings, and feel the traces of time left on these buildings. Day 3: Head to the beaches of Penang, such as Batu Ferringhi Beach. There, you can enjoy the sun and sand, experience water activities such as surfing and banana boats, and relax. The sand here is fine and soft, and the sea is clear. When you are tired of playing, you can taste Penang Laksa at the restaurant by the beach, with rich coconut milk soup base with noodles, fish balls, etc., sour and spicy. Then you can prepare to return home, and say goodbye to Penang with beautiful memories. Penang is such a city with stories, flavors, and beautiful scenery, worth savoring slowly.

The Clan Jetties of Penang in George Town are one of the city's unique attractions. These wooden house communities built on the sea have a history of over a hundred years, witnessing the struggles and lives of early Chinese immigrants. Although many of the jetties have become popular tourist spots due to the rise of tourism, each jetty still retains its own unique story. The most famous is the largest, Chew Jetty, but the increasing commercialization here is somewhat different from the historical depth I had imagined. In contrast, the nearby Tan Jetty offers a tranquil and serene atmosphere, allowing me to truly feel the history and charm of this water community. 🚩Chew Jetty: Historical Relic Amidst Bustle As the most representative of the clan jetties, Chew Jetty boasts numerous shops and food stalls, attracting a large number of tourists and creating a modern atmosphere. Walking on this jetty, it's easy to find various souvenirs and specialty snacks, especially cultural and creative products related to Chew Jetty, making the entire area full of commercial vibes. Although the bustling vitality of the jetty attracts many tourists, I can't help but feel a bit disappointed. The sense of history here seems to be overshadowed by the modern commercial atmosphere, with neon lights flashing outside the wooden houses and the noise of tourists making it difficult to focus on the profound significance of this place as a haven for Chinese immigrants. 👍Tan Jetty: Authentic Scenery in Tranquility In stark contrast to the bustling Chew Jetty, the nearby Tan Jetty is much quieter. As I stepped onto this jetty, I instantly felt a completely different atmosphere. The wooden houses here still retain their simple appearance, with few tourists stopping by, making the entire space seem to return to the early years. The sea water gently lapping against the bridge piers, the breeze blowing, I couldn't help but slow down my pace and quietly appreciate the surrounding scenery. The residents here still live a simple life, occasionally seen leisurely sitting in front of their doors drinking tea and chatting, as if nothing has changed over time. The beauty of Tan Jetty lies not in its grandeur but in its preservation of the most authentic appearance of this water world. 📍Cultural Value of the Clan Jetties As an important heritage of the Chinese community in Penang, the clan jetties carry rich cultural and historical connotations. These jetties were not only places where immigrants lived but also symbols of social class, family power, and community cohesion. Each clan jetty has its own unique historical background, and in the face of modernization and commercialization, they have shown different ways of survival. Chew Jetty has chosen to embrace modern tourism, bringing economic prosperity but also diluting some of its cultural and historical colors. In contrast, Tan Jetty continues to guard the purity and simplicity of this water community with its low-key and tranquil stance. 📍Conclusion: Finding Balance Between Bustle and Tranquility The clan jetties of Penang are undoubtedly a microcosm of the blend of history and modernity. For a first-time visitor like me, although the bustling and lively atmosphere of Chew Jetty is impressive, I am more inclined towards the rare tranquility and authenticity of Tan Jetty. Here, there are no bustling tourists, no excessive commercialization, only fragments of history and bits of daily life. When you visit Penang next time, you might start with Chew Jetty to feel its lively and modern vibe, but don't forget to take some time to visit the nearby Tan Jetty, immerse yourself in the long-lost tranquility, listen to the sound of the waves gently lapping against the wooden bridge, and experience the most authentic charm of the clan jetties. This unique experience will be one of the most beautiful memories of your trip. 🔴Travel Tips: Taking a Grab is convenient and fast 🟠Must-Visit Spots: Clan Jetties, Hai Kee Food Court 🟡Recommended Hotels: SAVV 🟢Must-Try Foods: Bak Kut Teh, Street Snacks 🔵Shopping Guide: Penang Specialty Souvenirs

|Penang. This time I discovered a relatively niche tourist city in Malaysia - Penang. There are not many tourists here, it is relatively quiet, and the prices are not expensive. 1. Even if you don't speak English in Penang, you don't have to worry about communication problems, because there are many Chinese people here. It is said that the Chinese population accounts for more than 40%. You can see Chinese signs everywhere on the street, and many hotel and shop staff speak Chinese. In addition, Alipay can be used in many places. 2. There are direct flights from China to Penang, so it is very convenient without having to transfer in Kuala Lumpur. When we returned, we took Shenzhen Airlines from Penang directly back to Shenzhen. 3. Penang is a World Cultural Heritage city. There are many characteristic old buildings in the center of Georgetown that are worth a leisurely stroll, such as the Clan Jetties, the Khoo Kongsi, Little India, Armenian Street, Harmony Street, Mural Lane, the Pinang Peranakan Mansion, St. George's Church, the Old Clock Tower, etc. 4. In addition to the Georgetown area, there are many other fun places around, such as Penang Hill. It is very similar to the summer in Miyazaki's anime. You must take the small train up the mountain, where you can see the city, forest and sea at the same time. After reaching the top of the mountain, go to The Habitat to hike in the tropical rainforest. You can see many monkeys and various plants and animals along the way. There is a section built on the forest, and it feels amazing to have towering trees under your feet. Finally, there is a panoramic skywalk, which is the highest viewing platform in Penang. You can have a panoramic view of Penang. However, the skywalk is as high as four or five floors, and it is hollowed out. People with acrophobia may be afraid. 5. If you like the sea and beaches, you can go to Batu Ferringhi Beach. It is best to go at sunset, where you can ride a horse on the beach for a very romantic and unique experience. 6. If you like the countryside, you can go to Penang Hill Back to ride a four-wheel drive off-road vehicle to explore the countryside of Penang. It only costs 130 Malaysian Ringgit for two people, and you can drive for about an hour (round trip about 10 kilometers). There is a coach driving behind, so it is very safe. 7. In Penang, you can also rent a set of Baba Nyonya costumes for travel photography, and go to a local Nyonya restaurant to eat authentic Nyonya cuisine. PS: Baba Nyonya is the offspring of ancient Chinese immigrants and Southeast Asian indigenous Malays. Men are called "Baba" and women are called "Nyonya". In short, if you want to find a place in Southeast Asia with convenient transportation, low prices, few tourists, and a rich culture for vacation and living, Penang is a good choice.

#myhiddengems It’s a unique place and worth a visit. Just try not to go in the hottest time of the day. Chew Jetty has some shops that sells souvenirs and such as well. It is quite hard to find parking in the area. I would recommend just walking over if you already are in the vicinity. The good point of visit, in the afternoon it's very hot. I recommend to go at 5:00 p.m. onwards for sunset But many stores will be closed. You have to make a choice!!

This is a cultural town that combines Nanyang, European and Chinese styles. After visiting, I guarantee that your camera inventory will be full again! It is also my hometown. Every year, I never forget Penang and the street scenery of George Town. I really want to take my fans to Penang to see this super charming world heritage town! - ⭐️【Penang two-day tour｜Recommended leisurely walking route】 Day 1: Bell Tower ➠ State House ➠ City Hall ➠ St. George’s Church ➠ ➠ Mural Street ➠ Little India ➠ Surname Bridge (surname Zhou Qiao, surname Chen Qiao) Day 2: Penang Hill➠Batu Ferringhi Beach 🚶The afternoon in Penang is really hot. Friends who like Citywalk recommend choosing morning and evening. - 🔥【A must-visit Penang style】 ✅ Go to Mural Street Citywalk If you come to Penang without visiting Mural Street, you have never been to Penang. This is also the center of world cultural heritage Not limited to Mural Street, you can find the unique Nanyang flavor in every alley with a radius of one kilometer. - ✅Go to Penang Hill and ride Hayao Miyazaki’s Fairy Tale Train You must experience it when you come to Penang, similar to the small train at Victoria Peak in Hong Kong From the top of the mountain, you can overlook the mountains, sea and city of Penang. You can also drink a cup of forest coffee in the mountains, which is very pleasant. - ✅Blow the sea breeze of Penang by the Surname Bridge Surname Bridge is right next to Mural Street. Zhou Qiao and Chen Qiao are very popular. - ✅Go to Batu Ferringhi in the evening to watch a beautiful sunset by the sea If you are lucky, there will be a beautiful pink and purple sunset, which is really shocking. You can also go horseback riding and candlelight dinner on the beach. If you have time, you might as well arrange it ~ - This article is more focused on introducing attractions. In the next article, I will focus on introducing food. This time I experienced the Penang car charter service of [38 Travelers]. The local driver will not only take you to eat all over Penang, but also introduce the local people’s favorite dishes. From the driver’s explanation, I also learned a lot about the local customs and customs, which saved me time and gained a lot of knowledge!

Get lost in the narrow pathways of Penang's clan jetty, a true hidden gem of Malaysia! 🇲🇾 The rustic charm of this place is a photographer's dream, with every corner offering a unique shot. 📸 Don't forget to visit Georgetown, where you'll find stunning temples that are a testament to the city's rich cultural heritage. 🏯 The intricate architecture will leave you in awe. 😍 And if you're into urban exploration, Penang is your playground. The city's streets are filled with surprises, from vibrant street art to delectable local cuisine. 🍜 So, pack your camera and get ready to capture a story in every lens in Penang! 📍Penang, Malaysia #penang #penangview #penangtravel

🌈The quaint Penang, vibrant with colors, offers a one-day CityWalk tour guide for a leisurely stroll through the streets and endless fun at the museums. ✅Tour Route New Street Square — Shantou Street — Upside Down Museum — George Town Murals — Clan Jetties — Peranakan Mansion 💕Tour Tips Starting from New Street Square, you'll find various food shops to settle breakfast with ease. As you wander, you'll reach Shantou Street, a haven for delicious snacks and drinks, with plenty of desserts and small bites. The Upside Down Museum is great for taking atmospheric photos; it's fun and well-organized. Staff guide you through each scene and even help take pictures, ensuring both kids and adults have a great time. Ticket: 34MB Time: 09:30-18:30 George Town's murals are one of the attractions here, with the entire street immersed in graffiti culture. You can casually snap 3D effect photos and slowly discover surprises. If you don't feel like walking, there are trishaws to take you around for check-ins. Clan Jetties These are stilt houses named after surnames. Mostly, they are shops. The riverside view is quite nice, and you can take a few photos. Peranakan Mansion A visit to a wealthy Peranakan-style house, open from 9 am to 5 pm. The house is richly decorated, and inside you can try on costumes and take photos. 🏷Ticket: 20MB, Costume Experience: 138MB, includes afternoon tea Hair and makeup services are charged separately. 📌tips: For a trip to Penang, it's recommended to exchange some cash for convenience, as many places are street food vendors, and grab can be used for taxis.

Must-visit: When in George Town, the old city area of Penang, Malaysia, the Clan Jetties are a must-visit spot. In fact, the Clan Jetties are not a bridge, but a residential area connected to the sea, which has now been listed as a World Cultural Heritage site. The Penang Clan Jetties are the earliest gathering place for Chinese in Penang. The houses built over the sea are simple yet not rudimentary. This place is not a single building, but a collective name for many jetties. Today, the surviving jetties named after the surnames Lim, Chew, Tan, Lee, Yeoh, and the Mixed Clans are six of the Clan Jetties. This is a great place to understand and integrate into the life of Penang. Highlight: Currently, Chew Jetty is the largest among the Clan Jetties. The creaking wooden planks are full of historical charm. The small shops on the jetty offer a variety of cold drinks, fried snacks, seafood, and other specialty snacks, as well as handicrafts. It is also the filming location of the movie 'Ice Kacang Puppy Love', making it a perfect spot for fresh and quaint photo sessions. Admission: Free. Touring method: The characteristic of this place is that it is full of a strong sense of life, and the best way to experience it is by walking. Walking all the way to the end of the sea, accompanied by the gentle breeze blowing over the sea, is another kind of tranquility and coolness.