
- 4.6/5
TravelogistIt was great place to enjoy with family. I am sure to get back the kids from there.. it’s a worth for money. Good deal to book from trip.com. Best time to visit the place is 3 pm on weekday..so that less crowded and you can enjoy day light view and night views. Overall it’s great escaoe place from day to date hassle.
- 4.4/5
M84***97Komtar is a famous landmark building in George City, Penang, Malaysia. It is named after "**Penang**" and "**Everbright**" (**Kompleks Tun Abdul Razak**), and is one of the main commercial and administrative centers in Penang. The design of the building is a combination of commercial, retail, office and government uses. It was originally built in 1974 and completed in 1986, with a height of about 249 meters. With 65 floors, it was one of the tallest buildings in Southeast Asia at the time. In recent years, Komtar has undergone several renovations and renovations, including the addition of a glass corridor (The Rainbow Skywalk), where visitors can overlook the beautiful scenery of George City at high altitude. This building is not only an important landmark in Penang, It is also a frequent destination for locals and tourists.
- 4.7/5
鹰鲨A must-visit in Penang, it has a very unique feel and is very photogenic. There are many shops run by Chinese people, and you can communicate in Chinese and simple English. It is very comfortable to find a coffee shop for a smoothie on a hot day. There is a good Hainanese chicken rice nearby, which is not expensive and tastes amazing.
- 4.5/5
Han.WBWe had a great moment at Penang. Booking quite easy using Trip com. Just click and pay, then they provided the QR Code. We went to the Penang Tower and got a very nice few from the top of the tower. Great experience and great moment 👍
- 4.6/5
johnswj90A cultural heritage building, built by Kapitan Cheong Keng Kwee, the head of Hai San Group, with rich Peranakan Cultural Relics to be admired by tourists.
- 4.8/5
Prabhakar ThotaA must visit if you’re are in Penang, fantastic one and zombies part looks so realistic.
- 4.8/5
Anonymous userenjoy it a lot as we can take lots of photos with the food we like and know more about food history in Penang and Malaysia . if u like eating, u will definitely have fun there
- 4.7/5
Kaya LatteIf you enjoy quirky, interactive experiences, the Penang 3D Trick Art Museum is worth a visit. It’s especially fun for families and groups who love taking creative photos. However, if you prefer more immersive or high-tech attractions, you might find it a bit basic.📌 Rating: 3.5/5 ⭐🎟 Recommended for: Families, couples, and anyone who loves taking fun pictures!
- 4.4/5
长脸张少侠Malaysia🇲🇾Penang【Clan Jetties Of Penang】 Clan Jetties Of Penang Most of these bridges were built in the late 19th century. In the past, when the Chinese came to Penang, they made a living by the sea, built bridges and built houses on them. Because people with the same surname lived on the same bridge, it was called the Clan Jetties. The so-called "bridge" is not a bridge, but a wooden house built on the sea. The Clan Jetties are like several small villages, with a strong kampung style. Transportation: Take the free bus CAT in the city and get off at Weld Quay Station Tickets: Free
- 4.4/5
K. Kar.I think this place is worth a visit, the main temple is very beautiful and I loved the murals and carvings on the wall. However I thought there would be more halls and areas to visit.




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