[2025 George Town Attraction] Travel Guide for Komtar (Updated Apr)

Many people visit Penang may not be aware of this place, where you can enjoy the urban scenery and charming coastline of Penang. It's a must-visit spot when traveling to Penang! Here lies the Rainbow Skywalk, located at the tallest building in Penang, the Komtar Complex. The Komtar Complex itself has undergone several changes. It houses the largest shopping mall in Penang and was once a government office building. It was only after the complex added three more floors to the original 65, reaching 68 floors, and opened an outdoor observation deck with a glass floor at the top, known as the Rainbow Skywalk we see today, that it gradually came back into the public eye. 👉 Travel Tips: The Komtar Complex has 68 floors, and the sightseeing elevator can take you directly to the 65th floor, where there is an indoor observation deck with a section of glass flooring that allows you to see the ground below the 65 floors, which is quite thrilling. There are also outdoor activities like skywalking that challenge your adrenaline. From the 65th floor, you can take an elevator to the 68th floor, where there is an outdoor skywalk observation deck without walls, offering a more expansive view. Here, you can take in the whole of Penang at a glance. The all-glass flooring also gives a feeling of being closer to nature. There is also a scenic restaurant on the 68th floor where you can enjoy afternoon tea or dinner. Choose a window seat for a scenic view, and enjoy delicious food while admiring the unbeatable view, which is extremely pleasant. 👉 Ticket Information: Adults 64 Malaysian Ringgit, Children (90cm - 12 years old) and seniors over 60 years old 45 Malaysian Ringgit 👉 Business Hours: 10:00 - 22:00 👉 Address: 1, Jalan Penang, George Town, Malaysia

#freehotelstay Komtar Penang is an energetic and bustling place that extends a warm welcome to guests. This well-known site in the centre of Penang has a wide range of enjoyable activities and sights that are sure to make you smile. Komtar Penang caters to all tastes and interests, offering a wide range of activities from shopping for the newest trends in fashion to enjoying in delicious regional cuisine at the food courts. Remember to visit the observation deck for breathtaking city views and the indoor theme park for thrilling entertainment. With its welcoming ambiance and wide range of services, Komtar Penang is a place where friendships and memories are created.

Come to Penang, Malaysia but don't know where to go for a beautiful view and activities, so I thought of this place, The Top Komtar, the tallest building on Penang Island. I bought this ticket through Klook or you can just walk in. The ticket can be used to visit both the Dino Park, the Water Park and the view from the building. There is a glass floor that allows you to see the floor and there are also challenging activities for those who are not afraid of heights. Very worthwhile 10/10 #PenangTravel #PenangTravelReview #Komtar #MalaysiaTravel

I love JCO not recently . I am a big fan of this brand because of the taste . I tried JCO at Queensbay Mall before, so that I know the quality of donut of JCO. I have voucher from FoodPanda 6 ringgit discount , that's why I ordered 2 donuts: Green Tease and Tira Miss U just yesterday evening (14-Sep-2022). I don't know some one Miss me or not but the name is so interesting . The location is in the heart of Georgetown, so easy to come, near Starbucks , near the entrance gate, too . This shop is designed so good , too, a bit vintage and a bit modern. Staff was so friendly. She packed the box carefully and gave to me with the cute face . The taste of donut was so delicious. I recommend this brand if you want to eat cake/donut .

+ KFC Komtar Penang + Service options: Dine-in · Takeaway · No-contact delivery + Located in: KOMTAR Tower + Address: Komtar, Unit B11, 3.07, Second Floor, 10000 George Town + I just came to this KFC yesterday evening (14-Sep-2022) . Now I have to order by the machine, not at the counter . There are 2 machines there but 1 is temporary not in service, hence I have to wait in the queue . I also cannot proceed payment by app . I tried to use GrabPay or Touch & Go but no luck. Thus I chose payment by cash . It's ok for me because I bring cash. The price was cheap , too but the taste was not too good , just average . General, I prefer other shops than KFC .

1. Emily’s Darling Cafe Address - 186, Penang Road, 10000 George Town, Penang. Ambiance - 4/5 Highlights - Freshly baked pastries and sourdough Avg. Price per Person - RM 30++ Taste: 3/5 Overall Rating - 3.5/5 2. Cheng Hwa Porridge (Non halal) Address: No. 1115, Jalan Atas, 14300, Nibong Tebal, Penang Taste: 4.5/5 Avg. Price per person - RM 30++ Ambiance: 3/5 Highlights: Fresh seafood especially the crab, octopus and Mantis Shrimp. Crab porridge is a must order dish!

Komtar is the largest (65-storey) skyscraper of the island and is one of the ten tallest buildings in Malaysia. There visitors will find an observation deck, a shopping center, company offices and the main bus station in Penang. This place is popular for its observation deck from which you can see a 360-degree panorama of Georgetown, as well as a bridge to the mainland. You can see everything very well, because it is equipped with powerful binoculars. The observation deck is located on the 60th floor, at a height of 82 meters. Tickets are sold on the 1st floor, at the entrance. Komtar Tower is located in the south of Georgetown, next to Jalan Penang and Jalan Magazine streets. It can be seen for several kilometers, therefore it is the main landmark of the capital of the island. To get to the Komtar tower in Penang, take any bus, they all stop here. #createwithtrip #themepark #viewfromabove #skyscrapers

komtar- Penang Island Tower is a 68-story, 249-meter-tall skyscraper in George Town, Penang, Malaysia. It is Malaysia's fourteenth tallest building and the tallest building in the city & the state, also the tallest structure in the northern region of Peninsular Malaysia

komtar- Penang Island Tower is a 68-story, 249-meter-tall skyscraper in George Town, Penang, Malaysia. It is Malaysia's fourteenth tallest building and the tallest building in the city & the state, also the tallest structure in the northern region of Peninsular Malaysia

KOMTAR Tower, (mostly referred as KOMTAR), in the city of George Town in Penang, Malaysia, is the state's tallest skyscraper and the eleventh-tallest building in Malaysia. KOMTAR is a Malay acronym for Kompleks Tun Abdul Razak (Tun Abdul Razak Complex), named after the second Prime Minister of Malaysia, Tun Abdul Razak. Construction of the complex started in 1974, and was completed in 1988. When the skyscraper topped out in 1985, it was originally completed with 65 floors and a height of 232 metres (761 ft). At the time of its completion, the KOMTAR Tower was the third-tallest building in Asia (after Sunshine 60 in Tokyo and One Raffles Place in Singapore). The building maintained its status as the country's tallest skyscraper for another two years before surpassed by the 244 m (801 ft) Menara Maybank in Kuala Lumpur in 1987. As of October 2021, KOMTAR Tower's status as Penang's tallest skyscraper remains unchallenged. KOMTAR actually consists of a multipurpose

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Getting There - You definitely can get to museum by 'jeti' or bus and disembark at Komtar station. The museum is few minutes walking distance of ( 300 m ) Attractions - You get to experience different reflection from various angle, create own design to be printed on your souvenir from several choices such keychains and mugs. you can shop for quality glass items and take fun photos with some glass-themed 3D art over there.Not to forget, these place is a must photographed with all those cool and fun reflection from the exhibition ☺️☺️ Example : Upstairs are interactive displays such as ultraviolet-lit glass art panels, kaleidoscopic mirrors, coloured glass floor panels, glass murals and fun 3D trick art displays for taking selfie photos. Opening Hours: • Monday-Friday from 9.30 am to 6 pm. • Saturday from 9.30 am to 5 pm. • Closed on Sundays • Last Entry 45 minutes before closing time. Admission Charges: • Adult = RM 21.50 - Foreigner RM 17 - MyKad • Child (ages 3-12) = RM 12 - Foreigner RM 9 - MyKad

#georgetowntrip #OneDayInGeorgeTown #LebuhKimberley #Komtar #ArmenianStreet #PenangStreetArt #ChinaHousePenang #EsplanadePenang #NormMicroRoastery #BeachStreetPenang #ChewJetty #姓周桥 #GeorgeTownPenang #PenangHeritage #PenangCafes #PenangVibes George Town isn’t just a place — it’s a feeling. A walkable city where heritage and hip blend effortlessly, where the scent of local food dances through the air, and every street has a story to tell. 7:30 AM – Dim Sum at Lebuh Kimberley The day kicked off with breakfast at Lebuh Kimberley, where locals queue for old-school dim sum. Siew mai, har gao, and fluffy char siew bao arrived steaming hot — washed down with strong local kopi. The lively atmosphere was the perfect introduction to the morning buzz of George Town. 9:00 AM – Morning Stroll Around Komtar & Local Market Vibes The old heart of George Town’s modern development. Just nearby, I stumbled into a traditional morning market, where aunties bargained for fresh vegetables, hawkers shouted out breakfast specials, and the scent of fried noodles filled the air. The scene was lively and authentic — a beautiful snapshot of everyday Penang life. 10:30 AM – Mural Hunt in Armenian Street Next, I took a short walk toward Armenian Street to dive into the city’s famous street art. The highlight was definitely the “Children on a Bicycle” mural. 12:00 PM – Lunch & Cake at China House I stopped for lunch at the ever-iconic China House, known for its heritage layout and long list of decadent cakes. After a light meal, I treated myself to a slice of their famous tiramisu — easily one of the best I’ve had. 2:00 PM – Seaside Views at the Esplanade With a full stomach, I headed to the Esplanade (Padang Kota Lama) for a breezy stroll by the sea. Colonial buildings like City Hall and the Clock Tower made a stunning backdrop, while the sea breeze offered a refreshing break from the midday sun. 3:30 PM – Coffee & Calm at Norm Micro Roastery When the heat picked up, I ducked into Norm Micro Roastery — an aesthetic café hidden behind a minimalist entrance. With its high ceilings, soft lighting, and indoor greenery, it felt like a retreat from the city. I ordered a hand-brewed coffee and sat back for a well-earned break. 4:30 PM – Wandering Around Beach Street After coffee, I explored Beach Street, lined with grand colonial buildings, restored shophouses, and cool boutiques. The late afternoon light lit up the architecture beautifully. 5:30 PM – Sunset Stop at Chew Jetty (姓周桥) I ended my route here where time slows down on wooden boardwalks above the sea. Locals relaxed outside their homes, cats stretched in the fading sun, and the horizon glowed with that unmistakable Penang sunset. George Town, even in just a day, leaves an impression that lingers. Whether it’s the clatter of a dim sum tray, the brushstrokes of a mural, or the stillness of a seaside jetty — it all stays with you. I came for the food and history, but I left with much more.

#georgetowntrip #Komtar #KomtarPenang #TheTopPenang #RainbowSkywalk #GeorgeTownViews #PenangSkyline #VisitPenang #PenangAttractions #PenangMalaysia #KomtarTower #ExploreGeorgeTown #TravelPenang #SkyHighViews #MalaysiaTravel #UrbanAdventure If you’re heading to George Town, Penang, a visit to Komtar is an absolute must. Towering over the historic city, this iconic skyscraper is more than just a government and commercial hub—it’s a full-blown entertainment and sightseeing destination. The highlight of my visit was The Top Penang, an indoor theme park housed within the tower. The Rainbow Skywalk on the 68th floor was breathtaking—walking on a glass bridge with panoramic views of the city and the coastline was both thrilling and surreal. I highly recommend visiting around sunset; the view is just magical. Inside, there’s something for everyone—from the Tech Dome science center to the quirky Jurassic Research Center, perfect if you’re traveling with kids (or just a dinosaur nerd like me). There’s also an indoor aquarium, 7D cinema, and plenty of dining options to fuel your adventure. While the lower levels of Komtar can feel a bit dated, the recent revamp of the upper levels has given the tower a fresh identity. The mix of nostalgic charm and modern attractions makes it a unique stop. Tip: Book tickets online (trip.com) if you can—it often comes with better deals or combo packages. Overall Rating: 4.5/5 A perfect spot to get your adrenaline pumping, take in some of the best views in Penang, and enjoy a fun afternoon rain or shine.

DAY1 Old Town Travel 📍**Duochun Tea House** (06:30-17:30) Must order kaya toast + hard-boiled eggs! The ceiling fan turns and you return to the 1950s. Remember to prepare cash, as there are often queues on Sundays 🖼️**Mural Walking Route** From "Sister and Brother on Bicycles" to "Brother and Sister Swinging", it is recommended to rent a motorcycle (RM30/day) to travel through the seven core alleys. If you encounter cast iron comics, remember to use the "Penang Heritage" APP to scan the QR code to listen to the story 🌆**Blue House Zhang Bishi Former Residence** (11:00-15:00 Guided Tour) The largest Qing Dynasty garden in Malaysia, the peacock blue glazed tiles are beyond the picture! Book tickets on the official website in advance (RM25) to avoid tour groups **DAY2 Mountain and Sea Flavor Tour** 🚞**Penang Hill Train** (6:30-23:00) Choose the sunset time! Regular tickets are RM12, fast-track tickets are RM80 to skip the line. The coffee shop on the mountaintop observation deck recommends the Man Jian Gao from Tea Terrace 🌃**Ayer Itam Night Market** (18:00-23:00) For laksa, make sure to order "Sister Curry Noodles", and for fried rice noodles, order the duck egg version! There are traditional Teochew opera performances on Wednesdays and Fridays **📌Travel Tips** 1️⃣It is recommended to stay in a homestay around Love Lane in George Town, which is within walking distance of 80% of the attractions 2️⃣Bring sunscreen + mosquito repellent! It is recommended to take photos of the murals before 9 am 3️⃣Most food stores only accept cash, and UnionPay cards are only accepted in areas with concentrated banks When the light and shadow of the murals are sprinkled on the Nyonya porcelain plate, you will understand that the most moving scenery of this world heritage city is always hidden in the bowl of steaming Fujian shrimp noodles on the corner.

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 Penang is one of the thirteen federal states of Malaysia, located in the northwest of the Malay Peninsula. Tourists usually visit George Town or Batu Ferringhi. Useful information: 1. Direct flights: Cathay Pacific, Malaysia Airlines, Hong Kong Express, Air Asia, etc. 2. Flight duration: 3 hours and 45 minutes 3. Time difference: no time difference with Hong Kong 4. Plug: Same as Hong Kong 5. Language: Most are available in Cantonese, Mandarin or English. 6. Hotel stay: Some hotels require payment of a cultural heritage fee. 7. Foreign currency exchange: HME Money Changer @ Prangin Mall has a higher exchange rate; there are many currency exchange shops in Little India. HME Address: Lot G-11, Prangin Mall, 33, Jalan Dr Lim Chwee Leong, 10100 George Town, Penang, Malaysia. Opening hours: 10:00 - 21:00 7. Transportation: mainly buses, taxis, online ride-hailing or car rental. There is a bus stop opposite the airport exit, where you can take bus 401 or 401E to leave the city. The fare from the airport to Komtar Building is RM2.70, no change is given. There is a free shuttle bus in George Town, which mainly passes through tourist attractions and has 19 stops. The operating hours are: 06:00 - 23:40. Stop 1: Pengkalan Weld Attractions: Swettenham Pier and Newport Street Pier. Stop 2: Feri Attractions: Wisma Yeap Chor Ee & Wisma Kastam. Stop 3: Little India (Every Sunday 07:00 - 13:00 without interruption) Attractions: Little India, Penang Nyonya Museum, Chong Qing Gui Zu Temple and a retro-style OCBC Bank building. Stop 4: Imigresen Attractions: Banks, commercial buildings and administrative offices are all buildings from the British colonial period. There is a food court "Sri Weld Food Court" nearby. Stop 5: Bank Negara Attractions: City Hall, Assembly Hall, Fort Cornwallis, and the War Memorial Stop 6: Muzium Points of interest: St. George's Church, Church of the Assumption, Convent Wright Street, Court House and St. Xavier's College. Stop 7: Lebuh Muntri Attractions: St. Francis Xavier Church, Cheong Fatt Tze - Blue House and an old Christian cemetery Stop 8: Lebuh Campbell Attractions: Bengal Mosque and Chowrasta Market Stop 9: KOMTAR Pusat Attractions: Komtar, Prangin Mall and 1st Avenue Mall. Stop 10: No stop Stop 11: Jalan Kedah Food: Moody Cow Café is famous for its durian and cheesecake. Stop 12: Jalan Chowrasta Food: Buy nutmeg, tofu pudding, fresh pickles and Penang’s famous Teochew Cendol shop. Stop 13: Komtar Timur Attractions: Prangin Mall, Peace Tartari Mosque. Stop 14: Lebuh Carnarvon Attractions: History of Sun Yat-sen's base in Penang and Campbell Street Market. Stop 15: Kampung Kolam Attractions: Aceh Street Mosque, Kapitan Jining Mosque, Ye Gong Company, Qiu Gong Company, Xie Gong Company and Lin Gong Company, collectively known as "Harmony Street". Stop 16: Mahkamah Attractions: St. George's Church, Guanyin Temple and Sri Mariamman Temple. Stop 17: Dewan Sri Pinang Attractions: Sri Pinang Hall, also an attraction close to Station 5. Stop 18: Kota Cornwallis Attractions: Fort Cornwallis and Queen Victoria Memorial Clock Tower. Stop 19: Lebuh Downing Attractions: Back to the main station, the colonial buildings of Standard Chartered Bank Building, Islamic Council Building and HSBC Building. #PenangAttractions #PenangTravel

George Town is one of Penang's most charming cities, blending diverse cultures and rich history. Walking through the streets, you can admire well-preserved colonial architecture, colorful murals, and a variety of snacks that combine Malay, Chinese, and Indian flavors. During the day, it's perfect for strolling through the heritage area, with unique attractions like Clan Jetties, Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion, and Komtar Tower. In the afternoon, you can relax in a café and soak in the leisurely atmosphere. In the evening, it's recommended to visit the night market or savor local dishes like Char Kway Teow and Assam Laksa, which are unforgettable. The pace of George Town is not fast, but it's full of details, making it ideal for travelers who love culture, history, and food. Come here to slow down and experience the unique charm of Penang.

Wondering around the Dato Keramat road, walking distance from the existing Komtar building behind. To add to that, there are many plenty of nice local food around that area.

#malaysiatrip Penang 庙会, or temple fairs, are vibrant cultural events that celebrate the rich heritage of the local communities in Malaysia, particularly among the Chinese population. These fairs often take place during religious festivals, where various temples host activities that include traditional performances, food stalls, and games. Visitors can enjoy lion dances, cultural performances, and even fireworks in some cases. The atmosphere is lively, with colorful decorations and the aroma of street food filling the air. It's a wonderful opportunity to experience the local culture, taste delicious food, and participate in festive activities! Enjoyed the night city walk with rich culture in Penang, and also get to see the TOP Komtar lighting up at night in red during Lunar New Year!

Countdown New Year 2025 at Komtar There are fireworks, beautiful lights, many people waiting around Komtar to celebrate the New Year.

#AsiaTravelRecord ⁡ After arriving⁡, I met a local at the first bus stop I went to who had just finished work at the airport, and before I knew it, we had become good friends. He invited me to go to Bay Mall, the largest mall in Penang, together. ⁡ ⁡ As the bus moved forward, I said goodbye to him⁡, and at night, as I walked towards the hotel in the center of Georgetown, I happened to find a Michelin restaurant on the roadside. I felt a sense of familiarity with the atmosphere of the restaurant, which was like a food stall, so I decided to go in. ⁡⁡ ⁡⁡ ⁡The staff were a friendly couple and their daughter, and they were very friendly, asking me if I wanted something spicy, where I was from, and telling me to be careful on my way home. ⁡And when I was leaving, they gave me a gift, pulling out a mini tissue from their pocket with a big smile on their face. ⁡⁡ ⁡I had never had the chance to eat Michelin-starred food before⁡, but after just one bite, I was captivated by the deliciousness of each ingredient and the careful preparation. I was so surprised by how delicious it was that until I finished eating, my mind was like that of Goro Inogashira from "The Solitary Gourmet." ⁡⁡⁡⁡ After leaving the shop, I was engrossed in new discoveries such as the Komtar Tower, the giant Gundam statue, and a McDonald's with a stylish exterior like the White House, and before I knew it, it was 2am and I was asleep...🌙⁡ ⁡⁡⁡ ⁡⁡ーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーー ⁡ ⁡The next day, I woke up before noon and decided to go to the Indian town called "Little India" first🇮🇳⁡⁡⁡⁡ ⁡⁡When I entered the place I saw on the map, a market was open with strangely rhythmic music like a festival, and every street was bustling with local people. ⁡⁡ ⁡ ⁡The samosa🥐 I found there had mutton curry in the crispy dough, and when I took a bite, the aroma of spices spread all over the place. Onions were also included along with the meat, and the texture was fun...❁︎ ⁡ ⁡After the meal, I went around looking at the "wall art" in the city, which I had heard was a must-see in Penang...✨⁡⁡⁡ Many of the works I found combined pictures and real objects (such as windmills and snowman ornaments), and I felt a fusion of the time when they were painted and the present. ⁡I also compared the nighttime, when the art is not very clear, with the daytime, when it is clearly visible, and thought that the wall art makes the city of Komtar look more lively. ⁡ Then, my next destination, the "Floating Village🏠," was a classical yet mysterious village, with a different atmosphere from the center of George Town. ⁡ ⁡ The rows of stilt houses on the sea look like something from another world. I walked along a wooden walkway to get a closer look at the view. It felt as if the road was on the sea. The wet pier creaked with every step, and I walked carefully, fighting the fear that I might slip and fall into the water on either side. ⁡ ⁡And when I finally got to see the floating village from the front, the presence of the Penang mainland that spread out before me and the special feeling of the small but charming floating village seemed to confront each other and shine. ⁡⁡---- ⁡ As dusk approached, I got on a bus back to the airport to go to Queensbay Mall, where I had made a promise with the guy I met on the first day. ⁡🌇 ⁡ The chain restaurants I found at the mall had slightly different menus, but they were similar to those in Thailand.⁡ ⁡I also discovered that restaurants are a common sight in shopping centers in Southeast Asia.⁡ ⁡ After meeting him,⁡we went to a restaurant together and had a long chat, and we looked for Malaysian chocolate together, and before we knew it, it was time for the bus...🌙⁡ ------ ⁡ ⁡⁡The third day was the day I returned home.⁡⁡ ⁡ I overslept and woke up right at the departure time, so I ran from the hotel to the bus stop with sleepy eyes. ☀️ ⁡⁡⁡ ⁡After arriving at the airport safely, I went to a nearby restaurant to get "Nasi Kandar", a Malay dish introduced by Indian merchants 🍴 ⁡⁡⁡ A plate of jasmine rice topped with chicken, warm cabbage salad, and two types of curry. The smooth sauce with a spicy flavor soaked into the rice and was delicious...❁︎ ⁡I was glad to be able to enjoy my meal at the end while talking with the shopkeeper in a warm, homely restaurant 🍛 Finally, with gratitude to all people to have met in Malaysia🇲🇾❁︎ A trip filled with the warmth of the people of Penang... the city of art⁡, Penang 🇲🇾🎨⁡ A trip filled with the warmth of the people of Penang...

The view from Komtar is sooo stunning! #penang

I took my two kids to visit the aquarium and dinosaur park in Komtar, Penang during the holidays. Because it was a public holiday, there were many people and it took a while to queue up for tickets. It happened to rain that day, so I couldn't go outside in the dinosaur park, which was a pity. There are many kinds of fish in the aquarium, and the children like it very much 😘

Just had an amazing time exploring Penang with my Nikon Zf! 🌍 The Nikkor Z 28-400mm lens was a game-changer, even with an f/8 aperture. Night shots? No problem! The VR helped reduce the shutter speed, making my night photography a breeze. 🌙 Got some stunning shots at 400mm, 200mm, 105mm, 50mm, and 28mm. My success rate? Over 50%! 🎯 The views from Penang Hill and Komtar were simply breathtaking. 🏞️ Penang, you've stolen my heart! 💖 Can't wait to share more of my adventures with you all. Stay tuned! 📍Penang, Malaysia #penang #penangview #penangtravel

#malaysiatrip I visited Chucky Cat Cafe in Johor Bahru with my kids, and we had a purrfect time! The cafe was clean and spacious, with plenty of toys and scratching posts for the adorable felines. The kids were thrilled to play and snuggle with the friendly cats, and I appreciated the relaxed atmosphere. The staff were friendly and attentive, offering refreshments and ensuring our comfort. We left with big smiles and happy memories. If you're looking for a fun and family-friendly activity in JB, Chucky Cat Cafe is a must-visit - your kids (and you!) will love it! Address : Lot No. 302, 3rd Floor, Komtar JBCC, City Centre, 80000 Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia

#malaysiatrip Address - Komtar Level 68, No 1, Jalan Penang, George Town, Pulau Pinang, Malaysia. Ambiance/Facilities - this is beautiful restaurant located at the highest point in George Town, Pulau Pinang. The diner can enjoy a stunning and breathtaking sky view of Penang Island while having the dining here. We ordered some of the chef recommended dishes from menu, all are super yummy and delicious. Avg. Price per Person - affordable price.

#tripxplorproject Hi My friends I embarked on a journey through Berapit, a collection of charming taman nestled amidst the winding roads of Penang. Starting from Bukit Mertajam, my expedition led me towards Berapit Market Hill, driven by anticipation to uncover hidden gems. Trekking from Taman Pearl, I embraced the natural beauty and cultural richness along the trail. Ascending Bukit Mertajam hill, I found serenity in the verdant surroundings, a welcome escape from urban life. At the summit, Chanxiu Jingshe, a majestic Thai Buddhist monastery with a striking pagoda, greeted me. From this vantage point, I marveled at panoramic views of Bukit Mertajam and Penang Island, with landmarks like KOMTAR and George Town adorning the horizon. Exploring the temple grounds, I found solace in the tranquil terrace adorned with ornate statues, offering moments of reflection amidst nature's splendor. Despite the ascent's challenges, the landscape's beauty and spiritual solace made the journey profoundly rewarding. As the sun dipped below the horizon, casting a golden glow, I reflected on the privilege of witnessing such majesty. Each step retracing my path carried cherished memories of Berapit—a testament to its tranquility, serenity, and cultural significance. Address: Jalan Tidak Ada Nama, 14000 Bukit Mertajam, Pulau Pinang Hours: Open 24 hours Fee: No admission fee #advanture #awesomepic #couplestrip #trip #malaysia #onedaytrip #journey #sunset #hike

**Iconic Komtar Penang: A Must-Visit Destination** Komtar, short for Kompleks Tun Abdul Razak, is an iconic landmark in Penang and a must-visit destination for anyone exploring the island. Standing tall in the heart of Georgetown, Komtar is not only the tallest building in Penang but also a hub of activity and excitement. From the top of Komtar, visitors can enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the city and the surrounding area. The Rainbow Skywalk, located on the 68th floor, offers a thrilling experience as you walk on a glass walkway that extends out from the building, providing an unmatched perspective of Georgetown below. Komtar is not just about the views, though. The complex is home to a variety of attractions, including retail outlets, restaurants, and entertainment options. Visitors can shop for souvenirs, enjoy a delicious meal, or catch a movie at the onsite cinema. For those interested in learning more about Penang's history and culture, the Penang State Gallery, located within Komtar, is a must-visit. Here, you can explore interactive exhibits that showcase the rich heritage of the island. Whether you're interested in stunning views, shopping, dining, or learning about Penang's history, Komtar has something for everyone. It's a true icon of Penang and should not be missed!

Stay at Hotel Neo+ at Penang, booking by Trip.com for the best price. The place is located nearby Komtar with most tourist go to visit. We go to the Top of Komtar, there are sky bridges with glass, dinosaur adventures, aquaria, and sky decks to see the penang scenery. In addition, you can eat nasi kandar especially Deen Nasi Kandar with signature spices. The price also cheap.