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PGT Pg Travellers Map Eng B (Nov2016).Ai 9 17 27 36 STATE MOSQUE i-Box DESIGN GLASS MUSEUM TELUK BAHANG DAM PENANG BRIDGE Shangri-la’s Naza Talyya Evergreen Rasa Sayang Penang Laurel Resort & Spa Paradise Hotel Hard Rock Flamingo By Sandy G Hotel Hotel Penang The Beach Beach Tanjung Bunga Gurney Beach Resort Holiday Inn Penang Resort Hotel ng Island Plaza Parkroyal Resort o Gurney Bayview Penang Floating Tok << T Beach Mosque Plaza Lone & Beacho Batu R Resort njung Pine ga a Ferringhi Hotel esor To Gurney Drive >> lan T ts anjung Bun Ja Northam Jalan T Copthorne All Suites hang Jln Batu Ferringhi Orchid J Penang alan eluk Ba Sea Home n T Tropical Boutique Located off the northern cape of Penang Island. The first Penang Bridge was opened in 1985, Jl Spice Garden Golden Hydro Ba Sands g spans a total of 13.5km and is the main link Hotel a Bertam Its scenic surroundings are a favourite picnic spot Resort n Jer between Penang Island and the mainland on Penang Golf One of the most beautiful mosques in the country. for locals. Teluk Bahang Dam is the dramatic stage Sri Sayang m Resort Peninsular Malaysia. It is also the annual site Penang National Park Resort a The one & only Glass Museum in Penang. for the annual Penang International Dragon Boat Teluk Duyung l Construction of the State Mosque was completed in for the Penang Bridge International Marathon. Batu 21 20 1980. Elegant and iconic, the mosque is located on Specializes in fused glass, Batik glass painting and Festival races. (Monkey Beach) Ferringhi Entopia creative glass arts & craft. i-Box Design is listed in However, Sultan Abdul Halim Mu'adzam Shah a 45 ha land that is able to accommodate up to (second Penang Bridge) with a total length of Teluk Bahang 19 Tanjung Bunga Batu Ferringhi Malaysia Book of Records as the first “Museum of Jetty Fishing Forest Rec. Park 5,000 worshippers. 28 24km is completed in 2014. It connects the & Museum Glass” in Malaysia and also achieved the record for Village 22 Tanjung Tokong Jalan Air Itam. Open 9am – 5.30pm “The Longest Motive Glass Batik”. PENANG NATIONAL PARK southeastern part of the island to the mainland. Meromictic Lake 23 Please dress appropriately and remove your shoes before Penang entering. Permission to enter must be obtained from mosque 6, Jalan Burma. 29 Homestay Island Plaza Nine Emperor officials. 37 Teluk Bahang Botanic Call 04-251 9880 & 251 9881 Pantai Kerachut 24 Gardens Gods Temple Adult: RM15, Child/Senior: RM7 PENANG BIRD PARK 28 GEORGE TOWN 25 Open 9.30am – 6pm (Monday – Friday) Teluk Kampi 18 d 10 Entopia 15 Gurney Plaza a 9.30am – 5pm (Saturday) o R 26 17 AIR ITAM DAM Sunday & public holiday closed. Gurney Drive g n 27 Gurney i 14 16 R Contact via Facebook: Glass Museum Penang Paragon r e t Mall 1 u O Tune 2 h 18 Penang Hill 3 t Penang Turf Club TANJONG r Hotel 4 o (Golf Section) w 5 CITY r WATERFALL Komtar e 47 t Homestay 13 11 & Prangin Mall MARINA t u Mengkuang HILLTOP TEMPLE B 38 6 46 Titi Dedicated to the deity Murugan, It is home to more than 300 species of birds from 9 8 BUTTERWORTH the Balathandayuthapani Temple is For nature lovers, this is definitely a place you around the world. Conceived as a garden oasis, the 7 Penang one of the oldest Hindu temples in must visit. Take on the nature trails if you’re an 5-acre park is filled with waterfalls, natural ponds 12 Air Itam Times Square Sunway Carnival Mall Tesco Extra Penang. The temple is the last adventurous person and hike all the way up to the and a rich diversity of flora and fauna. You can also 10 PERAI Sunway Seberang Jaya Hotel 39 Opened in 1962, Air Itam dam is a popular stop for the Hindus during the pristine beaches of Teluk Duyung, Muka Head or see free-roaming pelicans, flamingos, swans, 30 Jelutong Pearl View Hotel The Light Hotel recreational and picnic venue. It is located on Thaipusam festival annual parade. Pantai Kerachut. The park is home to a nesting site storks, mandarin ducks and other kinds of birds. 37 gentle hillocks next to Penang Hill. The dam 25, Jalan Kebun Bunga, Pulau Tikus. for turtles and a meromictic lake, definitely one of Taman Burung Seberang Jaya, Perai. Kek Lok Si Tun Dr Lim Chong Eu Safira Country Club commands panoramic views of the island and Penang’s most treasured natural heritage. Open 9am – 6.30pm daily. Temple Expressway AEON BiG George Town. Ixora Hotel BUKIT 19 Jalan Hassan Abbas, Balik Pulau. Call 04-399 1899 Fax: 04-399 1899 Open 7.30am – 6pm daily. Call 04-881 3530/00 Balik Pulau Gelugor MegaMall MERTAJAM Hotel 11 Penang Bridge Pinang Summit & TEDDYVILLE MUSEUM 38 Tesco Shopping SUFFOLK HOUSE An interpretative 29 36 Centre NINE EMPEROR GODS TEMPLE museum that Tesco Extra 32 employs over 500 MEROMICTIC LAKE Eastin Hotel teddy bears, of all Kompleks Penang 48 Equatorial Hotel Bukit Jambul 40 sizes and from all Queensbay Mall over the world, to Homestay Kampung Bukit Jambul 31 tell the stories of Jalan Baharu Country Club Sungai Nibong 42 41 Penang Bus Terminal personalities, Vistana Hotel culture, heritage and history of teddy bear. Sunshine Jerejak Rainforest Double Tree Resort, Batu Ferringhi. Square Resort Open 9am – 6pm (weekend). Call 016-550 5949 St. Anne’s The Suffolk House was built in the 1780s on a vast Snake www.teddyvillemuseum.com Meromictic lake is located in Penang National Homestay Church estate owned by the founder of Penang, Captain Park. It consists of freshwater and saltwater which Temple Sg. Semilang/Juru Francis Light. The mansion features authentic is a rarity as there are only three in Asia and one Built in 1971 and one of the biggest in Butterworth, 33 Anglo-Indian architecture, which earned it a special 20 in Malaysia. Meromictic describes a condition the temple is dedicated to the worship of the Nine Kompleks Bayan Lepas recognition from UNESCO. Today, part of the FLOATING MOSQUE whereby two layers of liquids with different Emperor Gods. On the 9th Month of the Chinese Pulau Betong Tabung Haji Tun Dr Lim Chong Eu mansion has been converted into an upscale Expressway Malaysia’s first ever floating temperature. In this case, the lake's deep water Lunar Calendar, the Nine Emperor Gods Festival will Homestay restaurant. Pulau Betong mosque is located along is warmer and saltier sea water and its’ surface be held for duration of 9 days. During the festival, 250, Jalan Air Itam. Guided tours available daily 10am – 6pm the scenic stretch of is colder and fresher clear water. They remain rituals such as skewering of a 9m spear between Call 04-228 1109 Fax: 04-228 1103 Tanjung Bungah and able to separated in two layers. May to August is the tour the mouth and fire walking will be carried out. Pulau Restaurant reservation: 04-228 3930 accommodate up to 1500 season for the meromictic lake. Out of the season, Jalan Raja Uda, Butterworth. 34 35 Gedung worshippers. The mosque the lake is dry bottom like a well. Homestay 12 features a blend of local and 39 Pulau Aman KEK LOK SI TEMPLE Middle Eastern architecture 30 Bukit with a seven-storey minaret MENGKUANG DAM Pulau Aman Batu Musang Tambun which was built on the sea TROPICAL FRUIT FARM 43 Jetty surface. Opened in 1993, the farm Sultan Abdul Halim Tanjung Bungah. offers more than 250 types Pulau Rimau Batu Kawan of tropical and sub-tropical Mu’adzam Shah Bridge Sungai Chenaam (Second Penang Bridge) Bukit Jawi 21 fruits from all over the Golf Resort world. Visitors visit the farm BATU FERRINGHI (refer to Batu Ferringhi map) to taste those fruits and take in the view of the 45 breathtaking vistas. Homestay Officially opened in 1985, Mengkuang Dam is Sg. Duri notably larger than the Air Itam Dam with a storage Batu 18, Jalan Teluk Bahang. 44 TO FIREFLY Open 9am – 5pm daily. capacity ten times greater. The massive dam is a Homestay Sg. Setar SANCTUARY popular destination for sports and recreational (SUNGAI KERIAN) Kek Lok Si is the largest Buddhist temple in activities. A homestay programme (Mengkuang Titi) Southeast Asia which began its construction back 31 is available as well. in the 1890. Houses a 7-storey handcrafted PENANG GOLF CLUB Seberang Perai. “Pagoda of Ten Thousand Buddhas” and a 30.2m Batu Ferringhi is most popular for its sandy bronze Kuan Yin statue. The temple lights up in beaches and it draws endless streams of tourists remarkable fashion during Chinese New Year. every year. Along this winding stretch of beach, you 40 Over 200,000 decorative lights and lanterns will will find a host of attractions such as ocean sports, ST. ANNE’S CHURCH illuminate Kek Lok Si during the festive period. parasailing, horse riding and even a night bazaar! Founded in 1846, the Homestay (Tourism Malaysia, Northern Region) 86 S, Jalan Kampung Pisang. Open 9am – 6pm daily. Roman Catholic church is (Will be extended during Chinese New Year) LEGEND T: 04-261 9067 F: 04-262 3688 E: [email protected] Call 04-828 3317 22 named after St. Anne, mother of the Blessed Virgin Tourist TROPICAL SPICE GARDEN Mary. Every July, St. Anne’s Highway/Expressway Bus Golf Shopping 13 The garden is home to over 500 Airport Information Ferry Train Resort Hotel Feast is celebrated grandly. Principal Road Centre Terminal Centre PENANG HILL exotic types of unique plants. It is usually followed by Its undulating landscaped trails This world-class golf course offers formidable two nights of candle light invite visitors on a mesmerising fairways and greens surrounded by rock passages procession and vigil.
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