Things to do in Perai

Booking the entrance tickets to The Habitat Penang Hill on Trip.com was incredibly convenient. I was accompanying my parents, so I wanted everything to go smoothly—the instant confirmation meant absolutely no hassle, and we were able to enter without any waiting.We completely fell in love with the concept of the place and how beautifully they portray the natural rainforest while promoting conservation. It’s a very peaceful and well-maintained environment.After our walk, we took a break at The Habitat (Kommune), their on-site concept store and cafe. We enjoyed some great coffee and cake, and while browsing the retail section, I discovered Vase Creation—a really interesting Malaysian personal care brand. It was a wonderful local find to end our day. Highly recommend this attraction and booking through Trip.com for a stress-free experience!

The heart of Penang. There are many things to see and do. Shopping malls, souvenior shops, museums! And hop on the free CAT bus that takes you around Georgetown!

The view from above is excellent, overlooking George Town. Especially after the film ends, the sudden open space is truly breathtaking. Shoe covers are required on the Rainbow Walk, and staff are available to help take photos for a fee.

Visited The Top Penang using the Super Saver Pass and it is one of the best couple activities here because indoor activities and viewing outdoor decks are all in the same place. Best highlight for me was the Skybridge. The panoramic views across the city, mountain, clouds and the sea are breathtaking. The boutique aquarium was very well-maintained too, with coral setups, feeding zones, and air-conditioned rooms. There were so many different fish, rays and also moray eels. My husband loved the Tech Dome, it's got so many hands-on exhibits and games. He even paid 15rmb extra to do the combo activities inside (G-force, G drop, wall climbing)It took us about 4 hours to finish all 11 activities inside. We arrived at around 2:00pm and finished by 6:00pm. There was a long queue at the ticket counter but since we've bought it online, we were able to redeem at the kiosk nearby. Very smooth process and helpful staff nearby.

Penang Street Art in George Town is an absolute must-visit! Walking through the vibrant streets feels like exploring an open-air contemporary museum. The interactive murals, especially the famous kids on a bicycle, are incredibly creative and blend perfectly with the historic charm of the old buildings. It is a lot of fun posing with the artwork and hunting them down around every corner. The area also has a fantastic atmosphere with lovely cafes and souvenir shops nearby. I highly recommend visiting early in the morning to beat the heat and avoid the crowds for the best photos

The Clan Jetties offer a unique glimpse into history, but honestly, there is not much to do besides a quick stroll. I love the rustic waterfront vibe, yet it feels quite short. It’s a nice, simple walk if you want a quiet moment by the sea!

A cultural heritage building, built by Kapitan Cheong Keng Kwee, the head of Hai San Group, with rich Peranakan Cultural Relics to be admired by tourists.

Komtar is a famous landmark in George Town, Penang, Malaysia. Its name derives from "Penang" and "Kompleks Tun Abdul Razak," and it serves as one of the state's main commercial and administrative centers. The building's design integrates commercial, retail, office, and government uses. Originally constructed in 1974 and completed in 1986, it stands approximately 249 meters tall with 65 floors, making it one of the tallest buildings in Southeast Asia at the time. In recent years, Komtar has undergone numerous renovations and enhancements, including the addition of a glass skywalk (The Rainbow Skywalk), offering visitors breathtaking views of George Town from above. The building is not only a prominent landmark in Penang but also a popular destination for locals and tourists alike.

This place was located near my hotel so it was quite convenient to pay a visit to. Overall the value of money that you’d get from this place is great, considering the amount of decor and detail that was put into the museum. The ghosts weren’t scary but were really interesting to learn about. There are descriptions and the names of the different types of ghosts as well as the folklore behind each one. Id recommend paying a visit to this place if you have wanted to try something different and unique that isn’t scary but is more a showcase of the ghosts.

enjoy it a lot as we can take lots of photos with the food we like and know more about food history in Penang and Malaysia . if u like eating, u will definitely have fun there