How about a trip to Penang?

The places worth visiting in Penang, Malaysia are as follows:

Flag-raising Mountain (Malay Bukit Bendera, Bukit is a mountain, Bendera is a flag, and Penang Chinese call it Flag-raising Mountain; The English "Penang Mountain" is located in the middle of the island. The main foothills of Penang are Xishan Mountain, Tiger Mountain and Strawberry Mountain, which are summer resorts for local residents. The height of the main peak of Xishan Mountain is 830 meters, which is the highest point in Penang. Because many senior British officials lived here in the past, soldiers at the foot of the mountain used semaphores to convey important information, which is the origin of the name of Flag Mountain.

Mountaineering tourists can choose to take the cable car, or hike up along the path and steps next to the cable car track, while exercising and enjoying the exotic flowers and plants hidden in the tropical rain forest of Qishan, and overlooking the magnificent scenery of Georgetown along the way; The air on the mountain is fresh and the scenery is unobstructed. You can also visit the Penang Bird Park on the mountain. The cable car was opened to traffic on 1923.

Penang Botanical Garden 1884 was established by the British colony, mainly planting tropical cash crops and collecting tropical plant species. This garden covers 30 hectares. During the waterfall, the border was surrounded by primitive tropical rain forests, creating a botanical garden with both English gardens and Penang local scenery. The wild monkeys in the garden are another feature.

Gokurakuji, built on a mountain and divided into three floors, is known as one of the most magnificent Buddhist temples in Southeast Asia. For a soft

Kek Lok Si Temple

A temple that combines the architectural styles of China, Thailand and Myanmar.

The reclining Buddha Temple was built in the19th century and is located in the vehicle waterway. This Buddhist temple combines the architectural styles of China, Thailand and Myanmar. It is very gorgeous and beautifully carved. A 33-meter-long reclining Buddha statue is enshrined in the temple, ranking third in the world, second only to the giant buddhas in Myanmar and Thailand.

Recommended mode of transportation: In terms of land transportation, Penang Island and Victoria Province are connected by a bridge with a length of 13.5km (the fourth in Asia and the ninth in the world), which was built in 1985. The Penang Bridge directly connects expressway, the north-south avenue on the west coast of the Malay Peninsula, with Heimu Mountain on the Matai border in the north and Johor Bahru Mountain on the Malaysia-Singapore border in the south. In addition, from Beihai, Victoria, you can take the railway directly from the south to Kuala Lumpur, or from the north to Hoai and Man Valley in Thailand.

In terms of water transportation, pedestrians and vehicles can use ferries to travel between Georgetown, Penang and Beihai, Victoria Province; The speedboat serves Langkawi Island (also known as Langkawi) and Medan in Kedah, Indonesia.

In terms of air transportation, Penang/Baliubai International Airport, located in the southeast of Georgetown 16 km, is the main airport in the northern part of West Malay Peninsula. It is the main airport in the northern part of West Malay Peninsula.