[2025 George Town Attraction] Travel Guide for Pengkalan Weld (Updated May)

Great place to escape the winter cold! 8-day trip to Malaysia, with warm sunshine, beaches, and food waiting for you to experience. Definitely not to be missed! -- 🗺️Itinerary: DAY 1: Arrival day, get ready to start your trip to Malaysia! DAY 2: Fort Cornwallis Visit the historic Fort Cornwallis and feel the ancient charm and cultural heritage. DAY 3: Oriental Village Visit the unique Oriental Village and experience the multicultural charm of Malaysia. DAY 4: Pulau Beras Basah Head to the picturesque Pulau Beras Basah and enjoy the island scenery and leisure time. DAY 5: Langkawi Sunset Cruise Take a sailboat and enjoy the magnificent sea view of Langkawi at sunset, feel the gentle sea breeze and the romance of the sunset. DAY 6: Pantai Cenang Stroll on the fine sand of Pantai Cenang, feel the coolness of the sea and the warmth of the sun, and enjoy a leisurely time by the sea. DAY 7: Pantai Cenang Continue to spend a leisurely day at Pantai Cenang, swimming, sunbathing, or enjoying the food. DAY 8: Chew Jetty Visit the spectacular Chew Jetty, feel the charm of the bridge architecture, and end your pleasant trip to Malaysia. -- **Notes**: 🚗 Airport transportation: Kuala Lumpur Airport is far from the city center, so it is recommended to arrange a transfer service in advance to avoid delays. 🎁 Specialty prices: Durian, cosmetics, and other Malaysian specialties are great, but remember to compare prices before buying for a better deal! 📌 Visa information: Malaysia is visa-free, but you still need to prepare your passport and round-trip tickets for a smoother entry and exit. 🍜 Food: Malaysian food is rich and varied, don't forget to try nasi lemak and satay, with unique and unforgettable flavors! -- ✈️Don't forget to like and save this guide, and start your trip to Malaysia!

Chew Jetty is a community of Chinese immigrants. The community is located on a wooden pier that juts out into the sea. There are old wooden houses along the pier, along with small local shops and restaurants where tourists can try local delicacies. The peaceful atmosphere and simple lifestyle of the community living in these wooden houses reflect the warmth and charm that is hard to find elsewhere. In addition, Chew Jetty also has small temples and shrines where the locals worship, which reflects the culture and traditional beliefs of the Chinese community very well. Tourists can also enjoy taking pictures of the seaside view, especially in the evening when the sun shines down, making the pier look beautiful and lively. Chew Jetty in Georgetown is one of the must-see destinations when visiting Penang. With its beautiful and impressive traditional atmosphere and way of life, if you are looking for a place full of history and a peaceful atmosphere, Chew Jetty is an interesting destination that will make you fascinated by the charm of Penang's old town. Opening hours: Open daily from 09:00 to 21:00. Tourists can visit during the specified time, but it is recommended to come during the day to fully experience the community's lifestyle. Admission fee: Free Visitors are free to enter, however, please respect the community rules and keep the place clean. Location: Weld Quay Road in Georgetown, Penang, Malaysia How to get there: - CAT (Central Area Transit) bus service, a free bus service that operates around Georgetown and has a stop near Chew Jetty - Rapid Penang bus number 101, 104, or 201 #visitpenang

📝 One of the must-visit attractions in Penang. Along the way, there are various souvenir shops, snacks, and drinks. At the end of the walk, you can enjoy a sea view. Sitting on the jetty and feeling the sea breeze is very relaxing. It is highly recommended to visit during sunset for stunning photos! However, please be mindful that people live near Chew Jetty, so try to keep noise to a minimum. 📍Georgetown, 10300 George Town, Penang, Malaysia

#penangtrip #penang #georgetown #chewjetty #100waysoftravel We visited Chew Jetty in Penang on a hot afternoon, with the bright blue sky stretching endlessly above us. As we strolled along the wooden planks, we could see the iconic Penang Bridge in the distance, adding to the picturesque view. Chew Jetty, part of the historic Clan Jetties of Penang, was established in the 19th century by Chinese immigrants. It’s one of the last remaining water villages, where homes are built on stilts over the sea. Despite the heat, we enjoyed the unique charm of the jetty and the beautiful scenery surrounding it. 💞Reasons to Recommend:Free

#myhiddengems Chew Jetty in Penang is a must-visit spot that feels like stepping back in time. This charming waterfront village is one of the last traditional Chinese jetties, where wooden houses stand on stilts over the water. Walking through the narrow lanes, you’ll find colorful murals, cozy cafés, and local shops selling handmade goods. The atmosphere is peaceful, and the views of the sea are stunning, especially at sunset. If you're looking for an authentic slice of Penang’s history and culture, Chew Jetty is a hidden gem you don’t want to miss. 📍Address: Georgetown, 10300 George Town, Penang 💞Reasons to Recommend: a spot place to take amazing pictures #penang #chewjetty

The 'Clan Jetties' is one of the most famous attractions in Penang, Malaysia, known for its distinctive stilt houses over the water. Take a good look at the architecture of these dwellings and the lifestyle of the residents. The area is predominantly wooden, exuding an ancient charm and filled with a sense of nostalgia. The environment feels peaceful and comfortable, with small shops around where you can buy souvenirs.

Chew jetty 🛶 is a fishing village. It is a village that has received the Unesco World Heritage Site award. Most of the villagers are Chinese people from Guangzhou who immigrated to live here. On the way in, there is a shrine that you can enter. ⛩️ Inside, there are many shops, cafes, souvenir shops. 🔗 Plus, there is also a small street art inside. 📸 Walk to the end and you will see a boat and a beautiful atmosphere. The evening view is very comfortable to sit and relax. 🌊 At the end, there is another shrine that you can enter to worship. ⛩️ If you go to Penang, I would like you to go to Chew Jetty. Go in the evening. The atmosphere is very good. #Malaysia attractions

Jetty 35 潮人居 · 生活艺术空间 Penang Fire Station Getting There - This place is near the Clan Jetties! Accessible by bus but I can’t remember the bus stop! Attractions - Really pretty alleyways and photo spots! Food & Restaurants - There are some restaurants around, cafes, and also a vegan place but sadly wasn’t open :( Shopping - Jetty 35 has a lot of vintage stuff and is super pretty. Stuff are on the pricier end but nice to look at hahah.

📍Village Fish Head Bee Hoon @ Pengkalan Weld -Located between Lee Jetty & Yeoh Jetty 🌶️When I think of SPICY TOM YAM Bee Hoon, this spot hits the nail on the head. It has been a favourite haunt for my best friends and myself over the many years back till now. Choose your ingredients (Fried Fish Meat, Fishballs, Quails eggs, etc), which broth you prefer (Tom Yam or Clear Fish Broth), and which noodles you’d like. Add on loads of fried garlic, and prepare for a feast. 🔥I LOVE the Tom Yam soup - it is really really spicy, and with the fried fish meat, it is incredibly delicious. As side dishes, order the Deep Fried Fish and Tofu.. Really ho jiak. This is a must-visit destination for me when I go back to Penang. — in Pengkalan Weld.

The surname Zhouqiao was not originally a bridge. The so-called surname bridge, here is a high-rise wooden house built on the coast. More precisely, it is a wooden house built on the coast. Among the many surname bridges in Penang, the last name Zhouqiao is relatively well preserved and most famous. The Shangqiao surnamed the 19th century, with a total length of more than 300 meters and 79 households. The name of the bridge in Penang has been more than 100 years old. When the Chinese went to Nanyang in the south, they went to Penang, engaged in trade and fishing, and made a living from the sea. Therefore, they set up bridges and built houses on them to form a unique small village. A hundred years later, these huts still exist, next to the port of Penang, watching the ships come and go, continue to write legends. There are originally eight people in the port of Penang, namely: surname Lin, surname Zhou, surname Chen, surname Li, surname Yang, surname Guo and Pinganqiao. The surname bridge is south of Penang Jetty. If you live in the state capital Georgetown, you can walk to the surname bridge. The surname Zhou Qiao is the location of the movie "First Love Red Bean Ice"! Penang has a free CAT bus for tourists to take a ride around the Old Town of Georgetown to see the surname bridge. It can be said to be a sightseeing bus.

Penang, Malaysia, named Zhouqiao As its name, the residents living here are all named Zhou, and the bridge is not really a bridge, just a wooden house built on the sea. Pangcheng's clan and fellowship are very heavy. In the area of Haitang Street in George Town, you can still feel the color of the family name. There is a surname Linqiao, surname Liqiao, etc. The largest, it has also become a tourist attraction. Now there are shops on both sides of the street. The wooden houses are painted with good-looking wall paintings, and it is still the location of "First Love Red Bean Ice". If you encounter a good weather, it is really beautiful. To go to the surname Zhouqiao, you can take the free bus CAT from Penang and get off at Weld Quay. It can be free to visit and open all day.

Let me talk about the story of a first love red bean ice. Of course, the protagonist of this first love is not me, but the cow that sings peach blossoms. "First Love Red Bean Ice" is a movie that began in the Malaysian Chinese town in the early 1990s, a group of children, glass marbles, fighting fish, red bean ice, fried clams, yellowed and decadent cafes. A hot afternoon that may rain at any time. Year after year, this group of young children has become young people with different personalities. On the way to growth, some people like each other. Some people have crushed each other. Some people are not familiar with each other. In the process of growing up, they make a lot of jokes and give birth to many misunderstandings. So the end of the story is a missed ending. The film has a part of the name of Zhouqiao in Penang. The surname bridge has a history of more than 100 years. When the Chinese went to Nanyang to Penang, engaged in trade and fishing, and made a living from the sea, they set up bridges and built houses on them to form a unique small village. A hundred years later, these huts still exist, next to the port of Penang, watching the ships come and go, continue to write legends. Originally there were 8 people at sea, namely: surname Lin, surname Zhou, surname Chen, surname Li, surname Yang, surname Guo and Pinganqiao. Because the latter two can't resist the torrent of time, they face the fate of being demolished. So there are currently only 6 bridges left and all of them are listed as World Heritage Sites. There are many tourists who have surnamed Zhouqiao. The surname Zhouqiao has also evolved into a lively tourist attraction. Local people on both sides of the wooden trestle have opened the door to sell souvenirs.

I have always wanted to find a slow life city to relax At the same time, the infrastructure, facilities, and atmosphere must be good to discover Malaysia's "Penang" by chance The results really have been relaxed! ! 。 ✔️ Tropical island with mountains and sea ✔️ The whole city is designated a World Natural Heritage Site ✔️ Can relax throughout Chinese communication ✔️ Michelin food, snacks 。 🚶🏻‍♂️ Penang 3 Day Trip Guide ▪️Day1: Arrival - Stay at Blue House Hotel - Hotel Lunch ➕ Excursion Blue House - St George's Church - Bank Street - Old Guanzi Point Clock Tower - Surname Zhou Qiao ▪️Day2: Jining Kapitan Mosque - Mural Street - Longshan Hall Qiu Company - Shantou Street ▪️Day3: The most beautiful street in the world - Penang Hill - Nyonya Museum 。 🏨: Hotel I stayed at the Blue House Hotel, known as the world's top ten luxury homes, right in downtown George Town, making it easy to go anywhere. The hotel is very walkable, indigo blue exterior and intricate window grilles, floor tiles, tables and chairs, Southern flavor pull full. 。 🥘: Food At night rush Shantou Street, both sides are stalls and fireworks, affordable prices, the taste makes me nostalgic 😭 during the day to find a high-rated store nearby 。 ❶Blue House Cuisine 150 per person, environment 5 points, Western fine cuisine, lunch value for money, reservation required ❷ Durian decoction 20 per person, summer dessert, durian season will be happy dizzy ❸ Green House Shrimp Noodles 20 per person, two base ingredients, stewed noodles and shrimp noodles, are very tasty ❹ Kwon Kee Duck Congee with Duck Sauce 20 per person, the portion is touching, the taste is stunning, remember to order the four-fruit soup ❺ Ah Hai's freshly cooked rice dumpling soup 20 per person, light taste, opened for 57 years stall, every bowl is freshly cooked ❻Kunba raw bak kut teh 40 per person, many locals, Chilam and his eldest cousin came, blind spots are good ❼ Guang Tai Lai Tea Room 20 per person, Penangers elegant breakfast, passed down for three generations

📍 The Warung 🚩 Waffle is very nice 🏖️ Must-Visit Attractions 📷 Photo Spots 🍜 Local Cuisine 💰Average Price per Person: Rm 15-20

Early immigrants and formation • In the mid-19th century, a Zhou family from Xinglin Village, Fujian, Xiamen, China, first arrived in Penang, Malaysia and settled there. • At the end of the 19th century, Penang reclaimed land to expand the city, and gradually built small houses supported by wooden pillars along the coast. They were originally used for unloading. Later, the ancestors lived together according to their surnames, and the Zhou Bridge gradually took shape. Development and expansion • In the 1930s, many people boarded the ship from Gulangyu to Penang, and some of them came to Zhou Bridge to make a living. The number of people who went to Zhou Bridge in Penang to make a living reached 300. • As time went by, the scale of Zhou Bridge continued to expand, becoming the most populous and largest surname bridge in Penang, with a total length of more than 300 meters and 79 households. Culture and characteristics • Architectural style: The wooden houses of Zhou Bridge are raised with wooden piles and paved with wooden boards to form a bridge. The houses are connected one after another and arranged in an orderly manner. It is a representative of traditional wooden structures on the sea. • Commercial features: Among the surname bridges in Penang, Zhou Bridge has the highest commerciality. There are many shops at the bridge head, selling various specialty goods and delicacies, attracting many tourists. • Faith culture: The ancestors of Zhou Bridge came from Xinglin Village, Xiamen, Fujian, to the south with incense and built Chaoyuan Temple at the bridge head to worship Baosheng Dadi in gratitude for the kindness of Baosheng Dadi.

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 #Penang #Georgetown #Xingzhou Bridge #PenangHill There is a place in Southeast Asia with a lot of delicious local food and some very artistic murals. It sounds familiar to you, but you can’t remember its name right away? Which country is she in? That’s right, it’s Penang in Malaysia. I personally think it’s a very delicious and fun tourist city in Southeast Asia! Penang, also known as Penang Island, is a small island in the northwest of Malaysia. The capital Georgetown was originally a colony, so its streets and alleys are filled with a variety of Eastern and Western buildings, including Western-style buildings, Malay Nyonya-style temples, traditional Chinese courtyards, and even clan bridge settlements of floating people. This city that blends the East and the West has attracted a group of artists to paint on the exterior walls of buildings, adding unique features to the local tourism landscape. George Town was officially listed as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage in 2008 due to its ancient and rich cultural heritage. In the evening, you can take a cable car to the famous Penang Hill and overlook the entire George Town area. It has different views from day to dusk to night. The local snacks are Penang’s speciality, including the wok-fried fried rice noodles, the refreshing ice cream Cendol, the traditional Hong Kong-style dim sum on push carts, and countless other delicacies. All are cheap and delicious, and I guarantee that you won’t dare to step on the scale when you get home! Do you have any travel plans recently? You may want to consider the relatively unpopular Penang. The local culture, food, scenery, and the "passion" of the year-round sunshine will definitely make your trip worthwhile!

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 Penang is one of the thirteen federal states of Malaysia, located in the northwest of the Malay Peninsula. Tourists usually visit George Town or Batu Ferringhi. Useful information: 1. Direct flights: Cathay Pacific, Malaysia Airlines, Hong Kong Express, Air Asia, etc. 2. Flight duration: 3 hours and 45 minutes 3. Time difference: no time difference with Hong Kong 4. Plug: Same as Hong Kong 5. Language: Most are available in Cantonese, Mandarin or English. 6. Hotel stay: Some hotels require payment of a cultural heritage fee. 7. Foreign currency exchange: HME Money Changer @ Prangin Mall has a higher exchange rate; there are many currency exchange shops in Little India. HME Address: Lot G-11, Prangin Mall, 33, Jalan Dr Lim Chwee Leong, 10100 George Town, Penang, Malaysia. Opening hours: 10:00 - 21:00 7. Transportation: mainly buses, taxis, online ride-hailing or car rental. There is a bus stop opposite the airport exit, where you can take bus 401 or 401E to leave the city. The fare from the airport to Komtar Building is RM2.70, no change is given. There is a free shuttle bus in George Town, which mainly passes through tourist attractions and has 19 stops. The operating hours are: 06:00 - 23:40. Stop 1: Pengkalan Weld Attractions: Swettenham Pier and Newport Street Pier. Stop 2: Feri Attractions: Wisma Yeap Chor Ee & Wisma Kastam. Stop 3: Little India (Every Sunday 07:00 - 13:00 without interruption) Attractions: Little India, Penang Nyonya Museum, Chong Qing Gui Zu Temple and a retro-style OCBC Bank building. Stop 4: Imigresen Attractions: Banks, commercial buildings and administrative offices are all buildings from the British colonial period. There is a food court "Sri Weld Food Court" nearby. Stop 5: Bank Negara Attractions: City Hall, Assembly Hall, Fort Cornwallis, and the War Memorial Stop 6: Muzium Points of interest: St. George's Church, Church of the Assumption, Convent Wright Street, Court House and St. Xavier's College. Stop 7: Lebuh Muntri Attractions: St. Francis Xavier Church, Cheong Fatt Tze - Blue House and an old Christian cemetery Stop 8: Lebuh Campbell Attractions: Bengal Mosque and Chowrasta Market Stop 9: KOMTAR Pusat Attractions: Komtar, Prangin Mall and 1st Avenue Mall. Stop 10: No stop Stop 11: Jalan Kedah Food: Moody Cow Café is famous for its durian and cheesecake. Stop 12: Jalan Chowrasta Food: Buy nutmeg, tofu pudding, fresh pickles and Penang’s famous Teochew Cendol shop. Stop 13: Komtar Timur Attractions: Prangin Mall, Peace Tartari Mosque. Stop 14: Lebuh Carnarvon Attractions: History of Sun Yat-sen's base in Penang and Campbell Street Market. Stop 15: Kampung Kolam Attractions: Aceh Street Mosque, Kapitan Jining Mosque, Ye Gong Company, Qiu Gong Company, Xie Gong Company and Lin Gong Company, collectively known as "Harmony Street". Stop 16: Mahkamah Attractions: St. George's Church, Guanyin Temple and Sri Mariamman Temple. Stop 17: Dewan Sri Pinang Attractions: Sri Pinang Hall, also an attraction close to Station 5. Stop 18: Kota Cornwallis Attractions: Fort Cornwallis and Queen Victoria Memorial Clock Tower. Stop 19: Lebuh Downing Attractions: Back to the main station, the colonial buildings of Standard Chartered Bank Building, Islamic Council Building and HSBC Building. #PenangAttractions #PenangTravel

#2月好地方2025 Address: Georgetown, 10300 George Town, Penang, Malaysia. Opening hours: 09:00 - 21:00 Located in Georgetown, the Zhou Bridge is the largest of the clan bridges, with about 75 households on the bridge. Since Zhouqiao is the most well-known, it attracts many tourists to visit and appreciate the unique water villages and experience the simple life of the residents. There are many shops here, mainly selling souvenirs, clothing, drinks, desserts, snacks, etc. The people of Qiao hold a ceremony to worship the God of Heaven on the eighth night of the first lunar month every year, which attracts many people to visit. #PenangAttractions #PenangTravel

Traveling in Penang is full of relaxation and joy. Touring the ancient city and enjoying delicious food are simply a pleasure on earth. However, the weather is really too hot, which is something we need to overcome. The rest of the food and accommodation are pretty good, and the transportation is convenient. Of course, you also need to use Trip to book air tickets and hotels, which will make the entire journey more convenient and more cost-effective.

Among the waterfront settlements in Penang, Chew Jetty is undoubtedly the most iconic. With a history spanning over a century, it has become a favorite tourist spot due to its vibrant commercial atmosphere and diverse snacks. Strolling along the wooden boardwalk, you'll find numerous shops offering a variety of souvenirs and delicacies. At the end of the jetty, there's a stunning view of the sea, and you can also take a boat ride to explore this unique waterfront community. The only slight drawback is that it has become quite touristy, losing some of its original simplicity. 🌉 Bustling with Tourists As soon as you step onto Chew Jetty, you can feel a different vibe compared to other waterfront settlements—it's not just a traditional waterfront community but also a lively tourist destination. Shops along the wooden boardwalk sell various handicrafts, souvenir T-shirts, postcards, and Penang-style snacks. Walking on the jetty, you can hear tourists speaking different languages, marveling at the beauty and uniqueness of this place, showcasing its international charm. 🍜 Must-Try Big Bowl Noodles When you visit Chew Jetty, besides admiring the waterfront architecture, you must try the Big Bowl Noodles. The highlight of this dish is its size—it's really big! A bowl larger than your face is served, filled with ingredients like bouncy fish balls, fresh shrimp, tofu, braised meat, and more. The broth is rich and slightly spicy, perfect for those who love strong flavors. This dish is not only visually impressive but also delicious, making it a must-try delicacy here. 🚤 Boat Ride to Appreciate the Waterfront Village The charm of Chew Jetty is not limited to the wooden boardwalk; you can also experience it from the sea! At the end of the jetty, there are boat tour services that take you around the entire waterfront village, allowing you to appreciate the unique stilt houses from the sea. With the gentle breeze and shimmering waves, this boat trip is not only romantic but also helps you understand the close connection between the village and the ocean. 🏪 The Only Drawback: A Bit Too Touristy Although Chew Jetty has many highlights, for travelers who prefer exploring original landscapes, the touristy atmosphere here might be a bit overwhelming. The numerous shops and tourists make it less simple, and interactions with local residents are less frequent compared to other waterfront settlements. However, if it's your first time in Penang, it's still worth a visit as it encapsulates the history, culture, and culinary charm of waterfront communities. 📌 Travel Tips 🔵 Transportation Tips: • Take bus 101 to the jetty station and walk about 10 minutes to reach. • For convenience, you can use Grab taxi and search for 'Chew Jetty' to get to the entrance. 🔴 Must-Visit Spots: • Chew Jetty Wooden Boardwalk • Specialty Snack Street • Jetty End Boat Dock 🟢 Recommended Hotels: • The Prestige Hotel Penang (Luxury design hotel, just a 5-minute drive from Chew Jetty) • Muntri Mews (Boutique hotel with a retro vibe, full of nostalgia) 🟡 Must-Try Foods: • Big Bowl Noodles (Signature popular dish) • Cendol (Sweet and refreshing dessert) • Assam Laksa (Appetizing sour and spicy soup) 🟠 Shopping Guide: • There are many handicraft and souvenir shops on the jetty where you can pick up unique T-shirts or magnets. • For gifts, you can visit Komtar Shopping Center or local specialty stores in George Town, which offer a variety of local products. Overall, although Chew Jetty is quite touristy, its rich food, boat experiences, and lively atmosphere still make it the most representative stop among Penang's waterfront settlements. If you enjoy bustling places and love trying local delicacies, this is definitely a spot you shouldn't miss!

Winter vacation is coming! Friends, are you ready to explore the charm of Malaysia? Here is a selected 2-day travel guide to help you easily enjoy Malaysia! -- Malaysia has a rich history and was once the center of the Malacca Kingdom. Here 🏝️ the island scenery is beautiful, the culture is diverse, and you can feel the hospitality of the Malays. Don’t miss the bustling city of Kuala Lumpur and the clear water and fine sand of Semporna! -- 🏃‍♀️Route suggestion: Explore the charm of Penang, Malaysia Day 1: Penang Kek Lok Si Temple-> Love Lane-> Pontokong Lane-> Little India-> Penang City Hall-> Batu Ferringhi Beach Travel through the history and culture of Penang, starting from the sacred Kek Lok Si Temple, strolling through Love Lane to feel the romance, exploring the ancient charm of Pontokong Lane, and then coming to Little India to experience the exotic atmosphere. In the afternoon, visit the Penang City Hall and finally head to Batu Ferringhi Beach to enjoy a relaxing time by the sea. Day 2: Xingzhou Bridge -> Penang Overseas Chinese Museum -> Penang Upside-down Museum -> Penang Thai Reclining Buddha Temple The second day starts from the quaint Xingzhou Bridge, walks into the Penang Overseas Chinese Museum to learn about Chinese history, and then goes to the Upside-down Museum to experience the fantasy world. Finally, visit the Penang Thai Reclining Buddha Temple to experience the unique charm of Thai Buddhist culture. -- Attractions recommendations: 🌟 Batu Ferringhi Beach: clear water, fine sand, surrounded by mountains and water, enjoy the beautiful natural scenery! 🏛️ Penang Overseas Chinese Museum: It’s like traveling through time and space to experience the lifestyle of Baba Nyonya in the 19th century. 🏯 Kek Lok Si Temple in Penang: The colorful buildings and the uniquely designed Thousand Buddhas Pagoda are a visual feast! 🌸 Love Lane: Deep in the alley, the fragrance of flowers fills the air. It is a romantic place for couples to build their love nest. 🎢 Penang Upside Down Museum: Subvert your visual perception, the fantasy world of indoor and outdoor inversions is waiting for you to explore! -- **Notes**: - Time difference: There is no time difference between Malaysia and China, making it more convenient to travel! 🕰️ - Specialty prices: Malaysia has abundant specialties at affordable prices, perfect for shopping! 🛍️ - Airport transportation: The airport has convenient transportation, with taxis, buses and other options available. 🚖 - Visa information: Malaysia is visa-free for tourists from mainland China, making travel easier! 📖 Hope these tips can help you create wonderful memories in Malaysia! 🌟 -- This is the end of my sharing of my trip to Malaysia. I hope you can find your own happy journey in this passionate land!

#newyearnewtrip Rasa Rasa is a notable dining destination in Penang, celebrated for its authentic Malaysian cuisine and vibrant atmosphere. It typically aims to showcase the rich culinary heritage of the region, often emphasizing the use of fresh, local ingredients and traditional cooking techniques. In the context of the Michelin Guide, Rasa Rasa would likely be recognized for its exceptional flavors, presentation, and overall dining experience. The restaurant might offer a menu that includes signature dishes that reflect the multicultural influences of Penang, such as Malay, Chinese, and Indian cuisines. Visitors to Rasa Rasa can expect a warm and inviting ambiance, perfect for both casual dining and special occasions. Whether it's the bold spices, creative combinations, or the dedication to culinary excellence, Rasa Rasa is a place where food lovers can indulge in the vibrant flavors of Penang’s street food culture, reimagined in a refined setting. If you’re looking for a true taste of Penang, Rasa Rasa would be a must-visit that captures the essence of local gastronomy while potentially receiving accolades from culinary experts. 📍Address:59, Gat Lebuh Chulia, George Town, 10300 George Town, Pulau Pinang 🕰️Business Hours:8:30 - 3:30pm Tuesday Wednesday Closed. 🏖️Ambiance/Facilities: Relax and home style design 💰Average Price per Person: RM 20 -RM40 #travel #couplestrip #beachlife #100waysoftravel

Planning a trip to Malaysia for the long weekend? Check out this 7-day itinerary for a stress-free trip to Malaysia. Save it now! -------- 🛫Itinerary: DAY 1: Depart from Shanghai - Arrive in Penang Fly direct from Shanghai to Penang and get ready for an exciting trip to Malaysia! DAY 2: Explore Oriental Village Spend the whole day exploring the charm of Oriental Village and experience the fusion of exotic customs and culture. DAY 3: Day Trip to Pregnant Maiden Island - Stroll Around Wet Rice Island Take a boat to Pregnant Maiden Island and enjoy the island scenery. Then head to Wet Rice Island and continue your island adventure. DAY 4: Free Day in Langkawi Enjoy a free day in Langkawi and explore every corner of this beautiful island. DAY 5: Stroll Along Chew Jetty - Discover George Town's Art Street Stroll along the ancient Chew Jetty and feel the charm of history. Then head to George Town's Art Street and discover the charm of art. DAY 6: Climb Penang Hill - Relax on Batu Ferringhi Beach - Enjoy the Night View of Gurney Drive Climb Penang Hill and enjoy the view of Penang. In the afternoon, head to Batu Ferringhi Beach to relax. In the evening, head to Gurney Drive to enjoy the charming night view. DAY 7: Say Goodbye to Penang - Return to Shanghai End your pleasant trip to Penang and fly back to Shanghai with lots of memories and experiences! 🛬 -------- Travel Preparation: 🧳 Going to Malaysia? Don't forget to bring these! 📞 Buy a local SIM card for easy contact and to avoid getting lost. 🔌 Bring a plug adapter as Malaysia's sockets are different from ours. 👕 If you're going to Malaysia in December, short sleeves and shorts are fine. Don't forget to bring sunscreen 🧴. 💰 Bring your ID and money with you. Although you don't need a visa, you still need your ID and wallet. That's all. Have a great trip to Malaysia! 🎉 -------- Come to Malaysia and enjoy a tropical trip. Experience the unique culture and natural beauty. You won't regret it!

#ChristmasDestinations2024 George Town, Penang, Malaysia is a world-famous tourist resort city. Every day, thousands of tourists come here for sightseeing and vacation. There are many World Heritage Sites in George Town, Penang. This time we will introduce a very famous World Heritage Site: Chew Jetty. Free to visit, no tickets required. Close to the shipping terminal and bus station, transportation is very convenient. The stilt house village was built when the first generation of Chinese came to George Town, Penang. After six generations, the stilt house village now has a history of a hundred years. It is listed as a World Heritage Site. There are art markets, gourmet restaurants, Chinese cultural temples, etc. in Xingzhou Bridge. Very nice to visit. There are also various photo-taking and check-in spots inside. The various centuries-old wooden houses on the sea are very distinctive and great for taking photos. It is an iconic attraction that you must visit when traveling to George Town, Penang. Address:Georgetown, 10300 George Town, Penang Opening hours: 09:00-21:00 #PenangAttractions #MalaysiaAttractions #Georgetown

For your planned 7-day adventure in Malaysia, this guide will be an essential travel companion. Let this illustrated guide take you through every charm of Malaysia! -------- 😎Itinerary: Day 1: Shanghai -> Penang We started our wonderful journey in Penang and look forward to the exciting itinerary ahead! Day 2: Oriental Village Today we will visit the beautiful Oriental Village and experience the culture where local charm and history are integrated. Day 3: Pregnant Maiden Island -> Wet Rice Island Today we will visit Pregnant Maiden Island and Wet Rice Island to experience the beautiful island scenery and unique marine ecology. Day 4: Langkawi Free Day Now it's time for free activities, you can explore this mysterious coastal paradise and experience the peace of isolation. Day 5: Chew Jetty -> George Town Art Street The more we walk, the more we get involved. Now we will visit the historic Chew Jetty and the artistic George Town Art Street. Day 6: Penang Hill -> Batu Ferringhi Beach -> Gurney Drive The beaches and mountains are full of unforgettable scenery, and we look forward to your joining us! Day 7: Penang -> Shanghai With memories, we flew back to Shanghai and ended our trip to Penang, looking forward to the next meeting! -------- 📱Title: Travel Essentials: A Must-Have List for Exploring Malaysia!🌴 🔌First, don't forget to bring a plug adapter! Malaysia uses British-style three-pin plugs, so if your appliances have other types of plugs, you'll need this adapter. 📱Wi-Fi devices or local SIM cards are also essential. The Internet is an important part of your trip to Malaysia, for navigation, finding information, or sharing your travel experiences with family and friends. 👖Malaysia in November is already in the rainy season, and the weather is relatively humid and hot. So, a comfortable short-sleeved shirt, shorts, plus some waterproof rain gear and a pair of non-slip shoes are ideal for your trip. 🕶️Don't forget to bring sunscreen, sunglasses, and a sun hat. Although it is the rainy season, when the sun comes out, its radiation is still quite strong. 🔋Make sure your electronic devices are equipped with chargers, and spare batteries are also needed, especially when taking photos or videos, you may need them. 🛄Documents and travel insurance must be brought. Although Malaysia is visa-free for Chinese citizens, you must carry your passport, ID card, and travel insurance policy with you in case of emergency. 💊If you have special health needs or chronic problems, remember to bring all the essentials, and maintaining your physical condition is the top priority of travel. Tell the world you're ready to explore Malaysia! -------- ✨Did you enjoy this trip to Malaysia? Want to see more exciting travel stories, click to follow us!🚀✨

nice view and food at Penang #awesomepic #deliciousfood #penang

The Earth Temple named Zhou Qiao in George Town, Penang, is the center of faith in the hearts of local residents. The antique Chinese architectural style shows the richness of history. This small temple is dedicated to the God of the Earth, known locally as "山啅婷婷凰财", who is the patron saint of the land and the residents on the bridge. Although the temple is small, it has a long history and profound cultural significance. Local residents come regularly to worship and pray for peace and wealth. Walking into this earth temple, the red lanterns and beautifully carved eaves convey a strong traditional Chinese atmosphere, making people feel the power of faith and the intertwining of history and culture. Penang Zhouqiao Earth Temple is a cultural attraction that you cannot miss when visiting Penang. You can not only experience local beliefs, but also feel the blend of history and modernity on the old bridge. # Penang surname Zhouqiao#地 Temple#Chinese-style architecture#100 ways to travel #山啅 Liujiancai# Penang ancient temple## patron saint## Penang faith culture #Georgetown attractions

Chew Jetty is a unique floating village in Georgetown, Penang. It was built in the 19th century and is one of the local Chinese surname bridges. Visitors can stroll on the traditional wooden bridge, experience the strong historical atmosphere, and enjoy the sea view and colorful murals. There are many stalls selling handicrafts and authentic snacks on the bridge, which is suitable for buying souvenirs and tasting local food. At dusk, the scenery here is the most charming, it is an ideal place to take photos and check in, and it is also an important window to understand the local Chinese immigrant culture.

#VisitPenang Another location on Penang Island, Malaysia, with a seaside atmosphere. Although it is not a sandy beach, it creates happiness for everyone who comes to experience it. That is Chew Jetty, a floating village. This is near the ferry pier. Walk only 200 meters and you will arrive. Inside, there are 2 main zones. The first zone is a souvenir shop selling hats, shirts, bags, key chains with the symbol of Penang. There are also shops selling desserts, snacks, ice cream to help cool down. The innermost part is the highlight, which is a photo spot on a wooden bridge that extends into the sea. The view in front is the Butterworth side and the bridge connecting the mainland to Penang Island.