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Festival / Cultural FESTIVAL / CULTURAL 3 DAYS 2 NIGHTS - A CULTURAL DISCOVERY PACKAGE PRICE TOUR HIGHLIGHTS From RM450.00 per person > A Night City Tour of all aspects of the city - Min. 2 persons. especially the cultural aspect. > An elaborate Island Tour to learn about the PACKAGE INCLUDES cultural diversity of Penang. > Return Airport transfer on private basis. Visits will include the beautiful architecture > 2 nights accomodation on twin-sharing 3 buildings of worship of the locals and the > Daily breakfast at the hotel. local villages. > Guided Night City Tour for 3 hours. > Guided City and Island Tour for 8 hours. TOUR CODE: PP07 3 DAYS 2 NIGHTS FORTUNE AND FENG SHUI PACKAGE PRICE From RM288.00 per person - Min. 10 persons PACKAGE INCLUDES > Return Airport transfer > 2 nights accomodation on twin-sharing 3 (1 night 3 Hotel & 1 night at Feng Shui Villa) > 2 Breakfast, 2 Lunch & 1 Dinner > Transportation Penang-Ipoh-Penang > Feng Shui Lesson TOUR HIGHLIGHT > Explore the mystery of how Feng Shui bathing can do you good with our tour. > Study the principles of Feng Shui with the famous Master Lau > Consultation of Fortune teller > Shop for luck at Lilian Toos > Satisfy your appetite at Penangs best hawker food center TOUR CODE: PP08 GOLF 5 DAYS 4 NIGHTS GOLF ACADEMY PACKAGE PRICE From RM1,200.00 per person - Min. 2 persons PACKAGE INCLUDES > Return Airport / Hotel transfer > 4 nights accomodation on twin-sharning 3 in Georgetown. > Daily Breakfast > 3 round trip transfer hotel / golf course / hotel > 2 half day Penang Island Sightseeing Tours. > 3 half day basic Golf Lessons Includes Basic Fundamentals, Short Game & Putting Playing Lesson with 1 round of 9 holes golf game with course management, shot selection and mental preparation TOUR CODE: PP09 PENANG 4 DAYS 3 NIGHTS TEE-OFF PACKAGE PRICE From RM728.00 per person - Min. 2 persons PACKAGE INCLUDES > Return Airport / Hotel transfer > 3 nights accomodation on twin-sharing 4 > Daily Breakfast > 2 rounds of golf game with transfer. TOUR CODE: PP10 HERITAGE 3 DAYS 2 NIGHTS PENANG - HISTORIC & HERITAGE TRAIL PACKAGE PRICE TOUR CODE: PP11 From RM685.00 per person - Min. 2 persons PACKAGE INCLUDES > 2 nights accomodation on twin-sharing City Hotel 3 > Daily Breakfast > Living Heritage Historic & Heritage Trail by Trishaw & Walking Tour > Entrance Fees > Surprise gift of Penang PENANG 4 DAYS 3 NIGHTS CITY & HERITAGE PACKAGE PRICE TOUR HIGHLIGHTS From RM458.00 per person - Min. 2 persons Pinang Peranakan Mansion, Khoo Kongsi, The Blue Mansion, Fort Cornwallis, State Museum, PACKAGE INCLUDES Reclining Buddha at Wat Chayamangkalaram > Return Airport / Hotel transfer > 3 nights accomodation on twin-sharing 4 TOUR CODE: PP12 > Daily Breakfast > Georgetown heritage tour with lunch > Half day sightseeing City tour with lunch HOMESTAY 3 DAYS 2 NIGHTS PENANG BALIK PULAU HOMESTAY PACKAGE PRICE TOUR HIGHLIGHTS From RM350.00 per person - Min. 4 Balik Pulau Town, Fishing Village of Pulau Betong, persons. visit to Pasir Panjang beach, Night Market at Simpang Empat on Wednesdays & Sundays, PACKAGE INCLUDES Swimming at Titi Kerawang Waterfall, Tour of the > Return transfer City / Balik Pulau Village. Goat Farm, Observation of Sunset at View Point, > 2 nights accomodation on twin-sharing visit Paddy Fields, Fruit Orchard, Sunday Morning homestay in Malay Village of Kampung Market, Church, Mosque and many other Sungai Bharu or 1 night in the city hotel. interesting spots. > A short River Cruise-Mangrove & Wildlife sighting - 20 mins. TOUR CODE: PP13 > Full Board: Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner. > Orientation Tour of Georgetown. > Surprise gift of Penang. 2 DAYS 1 NIGHT EXPERIENCE MALAYSIAN DAILY LIFE PACKAGE PRICE From RM150.00 per person - Min. 4 persons PACKAGE INCLUDES > Return Airport transfer to Malay Village > 1 night stay at Malay Village, Sungai Bakap > Local Malay Home Cook Food > 1 Breakfast 2 Lunch 1 Dinner > Learn to cook curry, sambal, bake Kuih Bahulu dan Kuih Kapit > Visit to Kuala Muda Bisik-bisik activities ( traditional way of whole sale of fish near seaside after their immediate catch ) > Visit to morning Wet Market - pasar TOUR HIGHLIGHTS Experience our local community lifestyle. Cook together with our friendly Malay Housewives and Bisik-bisik (whisper) with our Fishmonger at the lowest price without weighing but in bulk. TOUR CODE: PP14.
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