Armenian Street Tours and Tickets

This tour of Penang at night is a great way to see how the city comes to life after dark without the risk of getting lost. You'll visit a number of Penang's must-see attractions, cover a lot of ground yet still see things on an intimate level on a local trishaw ride. A high point is the 68th-floor observatory deck of the KOMTAR Tower, for unparalleled city views.

Explore George Town highlights on a half-day tour combining historic sites with temples and colorful neighborhoods, with an optional visit to the Penang Time Tunnel 3D museum. Traveling in a climate-controlled vehicle means you'll stay cool and comfortable while ticking off a long list of destinations that include Wat Chayamangkalaram Temple, Fort Cornwallis, Little India, Chew Jetty, and more, finishing the day with a taste of Penang's classic white coffee.

Combine the culture and history of Penang with a dose of family fun during a half-day sightseeing tour that includes an admission ticket to the Upside Down Museum. Exploring the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Georgetown with a guide means that you'll benefit from both insider knowledge and tailored recommendations. Plus, you'll cover more attractions in less time as you travel the area in an air-conditioned vehicle.

When the sun goes down, Penang  is a boisterous and active place. The Penang Night Tour is a great way to experience the island's best-known after-dark attractions. Start out the evening with a visit to Esplanade or Fort Cornwallis (photo stop only) and  bypass Georgetown Little India, Streets of Racial Harmony, visit the Clan Jetties, stroll through Armenian Street (wall art)and also  short Trishaw Ride.

Even if you have only a short time in Penang, soak up the key sights in just half a day on this action-packed door-to-door tour. Ride the funicular to the peak of Penang Hill; explore the streets of George Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site; watch pewter craftsmen; taste white coffee; and check off religious monuments from Kek Lok Si Temple to Wat Chaiyamangkalaram and Dhammikarama Burmese Temple.

Delve deeper into the diverse cultural heritage of Penang than you would if exploring alone on an introductory tour. Rather than struggling to navigate unfamiliar roads on foot or by car, you'll travel between dispersed sights in air-conditioned comfort and benefit from the insider knowledge of your guide, who reveals information that you won't find in the guide books.

Explore the Penang city which is  rich in history as it is in culture, tradition and diversity. Visit the many historical buildings and temples such as Wat Chayamangkalaram Temple, Dhammikarama Burmese Temple. After that, take a scenic drive through the streets of George Town - UNESCO World Heritage Site and witness the remnant left by the British and local dwellers of the past and also make a visit to Tropical Fruit Farml.

Penang is considered the jewel in Malaysia's crown, due to its culture-rich mix of food and history. Even if you've only got limited time in the city, see the best of Penang on a half-day tour that's designed especially for first-time visitors on a time budget. You'll explore the vibrant Little India and Chinatown, and delve deeper into the city's history at Penang State Museum. Plus, a small group limited to eight ensures you receive personalized attention from a guide.

There's such a rich variety of things to see in Penang that it'd be hard to see it all without the help of a local guide. This convenient city tour will take you to UNESCO World Heritage Sites, colonial-era heritage buildings, temples, and more. Enjoy a fun-filled overview tour of Penang that's great for first-time visitors, or those who want to learn more about Malaysian history and culture.

Food makes the perfect introduction to any city - especially Penang. Slurp, sip, and snack as you discover the highlights of the city's historic center, Georgetown, on a small-group foodie walking tour with a guide. Enjoy the sorts of insights you can only get from a local as you visit vendors and hawkers, and taste the fare of the generations of migrants who have made the island their home.