4D3N Penang Travel Full Itinerary
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If you’ve been craving a short getaway filled with good food, vibrant culture, and endless photo spots — Penang is the perfect escape!
This 4D3N Penang itinerary is designed for small groups who want to travel comfortably with a private van — no parking stress, no traffic jam worries, just pure fun and laughter all the way from George Town to Batu Ferringhi.
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Day 1 — Arrival & Georgetown Stroll
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多春茶座, 壁画街, 邱公司, 巨型美食博物馆, ChinaHouse, 姓周桥, 海墘饮食中心, Chulia Street Hawker Food
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Image credit: Traveller Jun, Casey Neo,
O Ting (Stardust), Chiu Lo |
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Image credit: Qiu JEFF, yumi ishii,
Chris Khoo |
Image credit: Mohd Hanizzuan, Shiyun,
Ellen Jansen, Eelin Choo |
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Start your Penang trip with a hearty local breakfast at Toh Soon Café (多春茶座) — their famous charcoal-grilled kaya toast and half-boiled eggs are the best energy boost to kick off your day.
Then, take a walk through Armenian Street, where the iconic Penang murals bring life to the city walls. Stop by Khoo Kongsi to admire the intricate clan house architecture, followed by a fun stop at the Wonderfood Museum — a must-see for food lovers!
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Image credit: aishah zehan Ghazali, Samson Ma,
ChinaHouse |
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Image credit: Sumathy Managharai, KH Wong,
Jack Ong, 颜莆陈 |
Image credit: Sumathy Managharai, Ben Lo,
Sohail Qureshi, Thye Chee Keong |
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After that, chill at ChinaHouse, a heritage café famous for its long cake display and vintage vibes. In the evening, stroll along Chew Jetty (姓周桥) for a beautiful sunset view.
Dinner time? Head to 海墘饮食中心 (CF Food Court) and later, go on a food adventure at Chulia Street Night Hawker Food — try Char Kuey Teow, Wantan Mee, and Lok Lok before calling it a night.
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Day 2 — Nature, Culture & Local Delights
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Ali Nasi Lemak Daun Pisang, 升旗山, 极乐寺, Gurney Paragon, 槟城潮州煎蕊, 赤脚福成啰吔
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Image credit: Ali Nasi Lemak Daun Pisang, October,
Jeremy Cho, Har Ch |
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Fuel up with a traditional breakfast at Ali Nasi Lemak Daun Pisang, wrapped in fragrant banana leaves. Then hop on the funicular train to Penang Hill, enjoy the panoramic city view and cooling breeze.
Next, visit Kek Lok Si Temple, the largest Buddhist temple in Malaysia, where colorful pagodas and stunning architecture await.
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Image credit: Jan Kapitan, Andrew “Andy ”
Davis, Chandra Soetanto, Gurney Paragon |
Image credit: Razali, Choco Chan,
Ong Leih Yan, YX TAN |
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For lunch and shopping, head to Gurney Paragon Mall, then reward yourself with a bowl of Teochew Cendol — sweet, icy perfection on a hot day. End your evening with the famous Barefoot Fook Cheong Lok Lok, a fun and interactive local street dining experience.
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Day 3 — Beach Vibes & Colonial Heritage
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Batu Ferringhi, The Mugshot Café, Urban Daybreak Café, Heap Seng at 29C, 张弼士故居（蓝屋）, Entopia by Penang Butterfly Farm
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Image credit: Phiraya A.nukunwattanakarn,
Jaime Leong, Wong Kok Weng, JLuke |
Image credit: Geoffery L, Urban Daybreak Cafe,
Annyoing Capsicum |
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It’s time to hit the beach! Enjoy the sea breeze at Batu Ferringhi, relax or try water sports.
Grab brunch at The Mugshot Café or Urban Daybreak, both famous for their coffee and hearty breakfast. Stop by Heap Seng at 29C for a nostalgic local café experience and aesthetic photos.
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Image credit: Soo Hin Yeoh, Sharix Ng,
Amelia, Fiona Tan |
Image credit: The Blue Mansion |
Image credit: Entopia by Penang Butterfly Farm |
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In the afternoon, explore Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion (The Blue Mansion), a heritage gem with deep history. End your day at Entopia by Penang Butterfly Farm, a magical garden where butterflies dance all around you.
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Day 4 — Hidden Gems & Local Flavourse
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Heritage Transfer Road Roti Canai, Hin Bus Depot Art Centre, 德盛饭店, 福禄寿饼铺, 名香泰饼家, 洪成香饼家, 槟城侨生博物馆
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Image credit: Shawn Tan, Need Svy,
Chong CC, Pooganesan Poovan |
Image credit: Vincent Thian, Angela Fong,
Calbee Cracker, Cintia Lin |
Image credit: Alain Tan, 리롱즈,
Soo Hin Yeoh, y j |
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Start your final day with the famous Transfer Road Roti Canai, perfectly crispy with spicy curry.
Then, explore Penang’s creative side at Hin Bus Depot Art Centre, filled with murals and indie art installations.
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Image credit: Ming Xiang Tai Pastry Penang Road |
Image credit: KY Png, yau leong yin,
Jasiel Renace, Pui Cheng Lum |
Image credit: Dylan YU, alexis 3375,
Ian Chow, Pin Lo |
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Enjoy lunch at Teik Seng Restaurant, a local favorite for Chinese home-style dishes. Before heading home, stop by Hock Lok Siew Biscuit Shop, Ming Xiang Tai Pastry, and Hong Sheng Biscuit — perfect for souvenir snacks.
End your trip with a visit to the Pinang Peranakan Mansion, where heritage meets elegance — the perfect farewell to Penang.
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