Tired of being ferried around town in four-wheelers that limit your view and human touch? Try sightseeing on a trishaw – this pedal powered vehicle offers seating for two, a small roof and natural air as it weaves through the harmonious chatter of Penang.

Tired of being ferried around town in four-wheelers that limit your view and human touch? Try sightseeing on a trishaw – this pedal powered vehicle offers seating for two, a small roof and natural air as it weaves through the harmonious chatter of Penang.

Apart from the water theme park at Bukit Merah, one should not miss the opportunity to visit Peninsula Malaysia’s only Orang Utan sanctuary.

Explore Penang’s very own untouched lands at Taman Negara at the North-Western tip of the island. The nature reserve covers mangrove swamps, sandy beaches like Monkey Beach, cooling sea water and a tropical forest.

Besides the beach, the cultural and heritage rich streets, Penang boasts of a cool hill as well. Simply named Penang Hill, it is about 2750 feet above sea level and is the oldest hill resort in the country.

Malaysia is a producer of tropical fruits, wonderful on its own and great in cooking too. Check out some of the 250 fruit varieties (depending on seasons) in their original state at the Tropical Fruit Farm and enjoy fresh fruits and juices on 800 feet above sea level.

Should the idea of ‘gardens’ conjure up visuals of colours, fresh and crisp air and a general relaxing feel, this tour is for you.

As sun sets upon Georgetown, the brisk business and chatter of day make way for lights of hotels, restaurants and watering holes to illuminate Penang Road It is still convivial, at a more relaxed pace as you sit in a trishaw and absorb the atmosphere.

Experience travelling through the bustling Georgetown on a 3-wheeled, pedal powered open air trishaw that takes you till Fort Cornwallis. The tour continues with a leisure stroll to Georgetown’s heritage sites.

Experience travelling through the bustling Georgetown on a 3-wheeled, pedal powered open air trishaw that takes you till Fort Cornwallis. The tour continues with a leisure stroll to Georgetown’s heritage sites.