Traveling in Malaysia, is Penang fun? Are there any precautions?

I’d better post it directly to you and help others to the end. Day 1: Departure from Guangzhou-Penang. Gather at Baiyun Airport and have full-time personnel handle check-in procedures. Arrange to check into the hotel upon arrival. The next day: Diving, underwater tour Penang - [Paya Island - Coral Island Tour] - Langkawi (including breakfast, lunch and dinner) After breakfast at the hotel, drive to the pier and take a speedboat to the Coral floating platform. Paya Island is known as the Great Barrier Reef of the South Ocean. It is one of the marine parks protected by the Malaysian Ocean Department. There are many beautiful natural corals in the waters near the island. There is a wide deck on the Coral Ship, and the floating platform is surrounded by snorkeling and swimming pools. Fish feeding activities are provided with diving equipment and instructors. You can participate in one-on-one diving courses at your own expense. Those who dare not go into the water can go to the glass room below the deck and watch the frogmen feeding the fish. The fascinating underwater world, natural corals dancing with the water flow, colorful tropical fish freely shuttle among the corals and other beautiful scenery; there are also glass boats to take you to see Starfish, sea cucumbers and sea urchins can be found in the shallows. After the tour, head to Langkawi and transfer to the hotel to rest after dinner. Day 3: Sunny beach, cable car Langkawi - free activities [Participate in the mangrove natural ecological tour at your own expense and the magical outlying island tour Jinzhang Peak] Full spicy meal (including soft shell crab) (breakfast and dinner included, lunch at your own expense) After breakfast at the hotel Free activities. At your own expense, take part in the [Mangrove Natural Ecological Tour Magical Island Tour]: Take a speedboat to find islands dotted all over the place, where you can also swim on the beach. Be careful of sea urchins and don’t get stung; Pregnant Women Island - "Lake in the Sea" is suitable for pregnant women The special charm of the island. You can experience sea fishing here, and have a BBQ picnic at noon. After eating, take the Langkawi Electric Cable Car directly to Majin Zhang Peak. Along the way, you can visit the "Oriental Village", "Seven Wells" Waterfall, and the Langkawi Islands. If you have good eyesight, you can even go to Thailand's "Tarutao" island. Afterwards, we will return to Langkawi to visit [Eagle Plaza]. Langkawi is the only duty-free island in Malaysia, and shopping here is extremely affordable! For dinner, enjoy a signature all-spicy meal with soft-shell crab. Then transfer back to hotel to rest. Day 4: Let your belly go and eat! Langkawi - Penang - Balik Pulau Durian Hill - Heritage Street - Gurney Drive (brunch included, dinner at your own expense) After breakfast, go to Balik Pulau Durian Hill. The durians here are the best in the world. You can get one to taste. In addition, there are other local fruits such as: rambutan, "after-fruit-mangosteen". Then visit the culture of overseas Chinese - Baba Nyonya, an in-law group between China and Malaysia - Baba Nyonya, who are the Chinese who pioneered Nanyang. It is said that they are the descendants of Zheng He who stayed in Nanyang. Penang is one of the places with the largest number of Nyonya residents. The cultural museum here is the splendor of a typical overseas Chinese home, and has collected more than a thousand valuable antiques and collections of early Baba Nyonya. Later, you can visit the heritage street along the way: Kapitan Mosque in Kining, Mahamariamman Hindu Temple, Guanyin Temple, and the British-style St. George's Church. After that, go to a local product store and a tropical chocolate shop. You can eat durian, mango, strawberry and other chocolates as much as you want. As long as you have enough money in your pocket, it is recommended that you save some space. Because we later arranged to go to Gurney Drive to enjoy local food. There are various food stalls gathered here, featuring both Malay and Chinese cuisine.

Day 5: Go home