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Day 1 | Singapore --> Penang
Departure from Singapore
Begin your journey northward to Penang with a comfortable door-to-door private transfer.
Lunch Stop (Ipoh/Taiping)
Break for lunch at a local town — enjoy Malaysian specialties like chicken rice, curry noodles, or local Chinese/Malay food.
Arrive in Penang & Hotel Check-in
Cititel Penang / The Wembley Hotel / Equivalent 3-star or 4-star hotel
Dinner Recommendation: Gurney Drive Hawker Night Market
Enjoy iconic Penang street food at this famous seaside hawker center, including char kway teow, satay, and rojak.
Free Time: Gurney Plaza Mall
Shop, relax, or enjoy dessert at this popular shopping complex nearby.
** Private MPV charter with driver throughout the day
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What to Expect:
• No need to disembark for passport clearance
• Fuel Charges & Highway Toll
Recommended Attractions:
• Gurney Drive Hawker Night Market
A famous open-air food street by the sea, Gurney Drive offers a mouth-watering range of Penang street food: from char kway teow and Penang laksa to grilled satay, oyster omelette, and rojak. It's a must-visit for foodies who want to taste the island’s culinary soul in one vibrant spot.
• Gurney Plaza Mall
Located along Gurney Drive, this modern shopping mall features international fashion brands, electronics, beauty outlets, and a cinema. It’s a great place to unwind with air-conditioning, enjoy a coffee, or shop after exploring the hawker stalls nearby.
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Day 2 | Penang
Penang Hill (Bukit Bendera) with Funicular Train Ride (Ticket Included)
Take a scenic tram ride to the top of Penang Hill for panoramic views, colonial mansions, and cool breezes.
Lunch: Penang Hokkien Mee or Nyonya Cuisine
Try local noodle dishes or head to a Peranakan restaurant for a heritage meal.
Visit: Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion (The Blue Mansion), Clan Jetties, and George Town Street Art
Explore Penang’s rich history, waterfront culture, and famous murals in the UNESCO-listed George Town.
Dinner Recommendation: Seafood Restaurant or Nyonya Fine Dining
Unwind with a fresh seafood dinner or savor traditional Peranakan flavors.
** Private MPV charter with driver throughout the day
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Recommended Attractions:
• Penang Hill (Bukit Bendera) with Funicular Train Ride
Ride Southeast Asia’s steepest funicular train to the summit of Penang Hill, 800 meters above sea level. Enjoy panoramic views of George Town, visit The Habitat rainforest walk, colonial-era buildings, and take memorable photos at the Sky Walk and Love Lock Bridge.
• Penang Hokkien Mee (Recommended Restaurant)
Hokkien Mee: Try 888 Hokkien Mee (Lebuh Presgrave) — rich prawn broth, springy noodles, and pork slices.
• Nyonya Cuisine (Recommended Restaurant)
Nyonya Cuisine: Visit Nyonya Breeze Desire or Jawi House Café for authentic Peranakan dishes like ayam pongteh, lor bak, and assam fish. Great ambiance with heritage charm.
• Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion (The Blue Mansion)
A UNESCO-awarded heritage home built in the 1880s, this indigo-blue mansion showcases Chinese-European architecture and the life story of Cheong Fatt Tze, a wealthy merchant. Guided tours reveal its cultural significance, antiques, and feng shui design.
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Day 3 | Penang
Tropical Spice Garden (Admission Included)
Wander through lush gardens filled with exotic herbs, spices, and tropical plants; great for nature lovers and cooking enthusiasts.
Recommendation: Malay-Style Seafood by the Beach
Enjoy a relaxing lunch with a sea view — popular dishes include grilled fish, sambal prawns, and coconut-based curries.
Free Time at Batu Ferringhi Beach (Optional Water Activities)
Relax on the sandy beach or join water sports like parasailing, jet-skiing, or banana boat rides.
Dinner Recommendation: Local Night Market / Hotpot / Chinese Cuisine
Choose from steamy hotpot, Chinese stir-fry, or explore the vibrant night market stalls.
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Recommended Attractions:
• Clan Jetties
Located along the George Town waterfront, these wooden stilt villages were founded by Chinese immigrant clans in the 19th century. Stroll along the jetty boardwalks (especially Chew Jetty) to see traditional homes, temples, and souvenir stalls, while catching a glimpse of Penang’s living heritage.
• George Town Street Art
Walk the historic streets to discover murals by Ernest Zacharevic and other local artists — depicting Malaysian life in playful, interactive ways. Popular spots include “Kids on Bicycle” and “Boy on Motorcycle.” It's a fun, photogenic cultural treasure hunt!
• Tropical Spice Garden
A lush garden in Teluk Bahang, this eco-attraction features over 500 types of exotic plants, herbs, and spices. Wander scenic trails, visit the spice museum, or join a cooking class. Great for nature lovers and curious cooks alike.
• Batu Ferringhi Beach
A long stretch of soft sand and gentle waves, Batu Ferringhi is ideal for sunbathing, parasailing, jet skiing, or simply relaxing with a coconut drink. As evening falls, the beach turns into a lively night market with souvenirs and local bites.
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Day 3 | Return to Singapore
Hotel Breakfast & Check-out
Have breakfast and prepare for departure.
Optional Stops
Revisit Tanjung Sepat (if missed on Day 1) or stop by a KL suburb for free time (shopping/snacks).
Visit Snake Temple
A unique Chinese temple where pit vipers reside among incense smoke and altars — one of Penang’s most curious religious sites.
Depart from Penang
Begin the journey back to Singapore by MPV.
Lunch Stop (Seremban / Tapah / Melaka)
Enjoy a local lunch en route.
Return to Singapore
Depending on traffic and immigration clearance.
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What to Expect:
• No need to disembark for passport clearance
• Fuel Charges & Highway Toll
Recommended Attractions:
• Snake Temple
Located near the airport, this 1805-built Chinese temple is famous for its live pit vipers resting calmly near incense coils and altars. Said to be harmless due to the smoke and blessings, the temple also houses a snake museum and is steeped in mystery and legend.
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