Things to do in Penang Hill

After receiving the QR code from Klook, exit the mountain train and head toward The Habitat. This QR code can be scanned at the entrance for the forest walk. However, if anyone wants to watch the sunset at the 7:30 PM session, an additional fee of 18 Ringgit per person is required, and you will receive a yellow lanyard to wear. You can take photos for as long as you like. At the end, a guide will lead the walk back because it gets dark. Those interested in watching the sunset are recommended to bring a small flashlight.

it was a really amazing experience. the fact that every single entry ticket was included - was so convenient and without any stress. Anson was extremely helpful and courteous, highly recommend him to all.

This trip to penang hill was an absolute joy especially because of our tour guide LEE WEI.. would definitely recommend tourists to opt for him as he was extremely polite hospitable and patient! The entire itinerary was very well timed and planned by him! would highly recommend it 😊

Book it! The guide was amazing at explaining the history of the Penang hill, the difference in Buddhist practices, local culture and temples history. I would have not appreciated the location as deeply without this explanation. definitely worth it.

I visited Tropical Spice Garden, Entopia, and ESCAPE. All three facilities were large-scale and offered wonderful experiences. It was my first time using Klook, and even when I couldn't communicate well, showing the voucher made entry smooth at all locations. I think it's very convenient for purchasing tickets. Ease of redemption: Excellent

We went for the sunrise tour but came back having an amazing experience. Our guide Gooi was very friendly, enthusiastic, and knowledgeable. We explored Penang Hill, local markets, and ended the tour visiting Kek Lok Si. I would personally recommended this tour to everyone, it might be a little too early for some people but definitely worth it.

It was convinient, guide was good and overall nice experience. It was really hot when we went and the convince of your own transport was helpful.Pengang hill was nice and with express train pass there was hardly any waiting time.

Leong San Tong Khoo Kongsi is a beautiful place to visit, with impressive traditional architecture and intricate details throughout. It’s a lovely spot to learn about Penang’s heritage and take photos. I really enjoyed the visit and would recommend adding it to your Georgetown itinerary.

It was raining heavily in the morning, but we were able to enter the facility. It's reassuring to have an umbrella when visiting the butterfly area. Inside, there are many indoor insect exhibits, so you can enjoy yourself even if it's raining. We spent a leisurely three hours exploring. There's also a restaurant, and the pasta and Malay dishes were delicious. There weren't any drinks available for children, so I recommend bringing your own beverages. There were no vending machines inside the facility. My child was thrilled to see and touch both taxidermied and live insects. The rain stopped partway through, and we were able to enjoy the butterflies in the butterfly garden. If it's raining, the butterflies tend to rest, so I recommend visiting the indoor exhibits first. The Entopia original T-shirt was cute, so I bought it as a souvenir. We had a wonderful time. Experience: Excellent