The Kek Lok Si Temple remains the largest Buddhist temple complex in South East Asia.
1880�s Chinese Courtyard mansion. An architectural legacy with 38 rooms, 5 courtyards, 7 staircases and a fascinating display of �feng shui� subtleties.
Chinese settlers built this temple in the 1800�s to honour the goddess Kuan Yin.
This is the spot where Captain Francis Light first landed in 1786, making it one of Penang�s oldest sights.
The 72-acre gardens are famous for their flora and Long-Tailed Macaque monkeys which roam freely.
The Penang Butterfly Farm, the world�s first live tropical butterfly sanctuary features a Nature Park and the Museum of Asia Artifacts.
Penang Hill provides a cool retreat and a good view over the island.