Penang

Part and parcel of travelling include picture-taking, especially so in the age of social media. Capturing these moments away from home will not only allow us to share our travels with loved ones, but it’s also for keepsake purposes, and sometimes it’s for the ‘gram! So, the next time you’re in Penang, and think it’s…

More than just a haven for foodies, Penang is a shining beacon of Old World architecture. Get to know the unique shophouses that shape the island’s identity.

There’s more to Penang than George Town, and the southwest district of Balik Pulau is definitely worth exploring.

While there is a long list of exciting activities to do in Penang, cafe hopping should definitely be added to the itinerary.

We encourage you to take the time to work on regaining your peace by escaping to some of Malaysia’s most serene and sustainable destinations.

Embrace the cosy corners of farm life with the family! These farm stays throughout Malaysia are curated especially for those longing to get back to nature.

Here’s our guide to the Michelin Guide Kuala Lumpur and Penang 2023 for your next foodie adventure.

Two new attractions are unveiled as part of ESCAPE Penang's 10-year anniversary celebrations — the Ski Slope and the Dead Sea Pool — both a first for Malaysia.

To make your visit to Penang more enjoyable, check out our insider’s list of its best boutique hotels that ooze heritage charm.

Packed with nutrients, oysters are often considered a delicacy, but at these inexpensive places, you don’t have to burst your budget in order to enjoy.

Fancy a place to have a quick cuppa? Penang’s numerous coffee spots are a great place to relax, unwind, and catch up over the best drink on Earth.

Know more about the history of Penang’s most iconic dishes with our listicle!