Relax your mind and learn about the mangrove forest in Penang. The recreational park covers 11 hectares of mangrove forest and showcases spectacular flora and fauna. Visitors can enjoy the surroundings while walking on the suspension bridge, viewing deck and more.

Air Itam Dam has been said to be the first dam to be built on Penang island and the first major engineering project by George Town's City Council. At 700 feet above sea level, the water catchment area is around the corner from Penang Hill. Building or construction of the dam was between 1958 and 1962 and the then Governor of Penang, Raja Tun Uda Al-Haj bin Raja Muhamad officially opened the dam on 8 Dec 1962. Today, it's a favourite spot for joggers and also for picnics. There's a great panoramic view of George Town from its peak. This dam is one of three dams on Penang island, the other two being Teluk Bahang Dam and Mengkuang Dam.

Set in an acre of hillside of what is his family’s durian orchard, Fuan Wong has crafted, over the last six years, a space to indulge his two greatest passions, art and horticulture. Alongside his own glass ‘trees’ and other sculptures, are the work of several other artists, both local and foreign. Intertwining through every corner is an amazing collection of plants that he has collected all his life, and which has outgrown his garden at home. Airplants, other bromeliads,cycads from Indochina and South Africa, aloes and agaves, ylang ylang trees and trees grown for their precious timber mix with a lush profusion of flowering plants and ferns.

“Audi Dream Farm”, a mini farm that grow nature growing and non-toxic chemical added plants with several kinds of tame animals. We also provide “Home Delivery Service” as to make sure everyone are able to taste 100% natural ingredients easily. This is the concept of making change in each of our lifestyle to a way that is more friendly to the environment and better time spending with our beloved one. This all goes back to the urging of a pastoral lifestyle where the simplicity of nature was of the most importance.

Bellevue Hotel's Aviary Ginger Garden houses a collection of heliconia, bird of paradise, prayers plants and more. What's not to miss is the different speicies of birds in the likes of hornbills, pheasants and parrots.

Beautiful paddy fields are cultivated historically by both the Malay and Chinese. Today, high yielding seeds, irrigation canals, tractors and foreign labour have replaced the old ways. Balik Pulau's Kampung Terang is one of the popular attractions in Penang. The paddy field here is situated 20 meters away from the homestay. Cyclists will enjoy a pleasant experience of peace and tranquility riding along the scenic fields. Jogging tracks are also available around the area.

Batu Ferringhi is most popular for its sandy beaches and it draws endless streams of tourist every year. Along this winding stretch of beach, you will find a host of fun activities such as water sports and horse riding. The area comes to life with a night bazaar when the sun goes down.

Glamping, a fusion of glamour and camping, where beautiful nature meets modern luxury. A unique way to experience untamed and utterly exceptional parts of the world—without sacrificing creature comforts. Boulder Valley Glamping offers an exceptional glamping experience among the unique boulders and tropical greens settings.

Explore the formidable fairways and world-class golf courses in Sungai Bakap. Surrounded by jungle and lush greenery, golfers can expect a great challenge in their game.

This protected forest is located in Nibong Tebal and covers an area of 445 hectares. Visitors can enjoy great family time at the man-made park and recreational area.

A magical garden filled with plenty of instagrammable moments - Central Island Park at Aspen Vision City in Batu Kawan showcases an artistic display of enchanting fountains and garden pathways that look amazing in daylight and even better at night.

The Comfort Organic Farm at Jalan Hen Lean Fong, Sungai Pinang produces nearly 30 varieties of organic fruits and vegetables.

The Countryside Stables is nestled in the midst of Sungai Burung agriculture area in Balik Pulau. Away from the hustle and bustle of city life. To date, it is home to 25 horses which consist of miniatures horses, Pure Bred Arabian Horses,Polo Pony, Thai, Myanmar, Malaysian ponies, donkeys and deer. Joy rides and horse riding lessons available. Horseback Riding in the paddock or in the countryside for the adventurous.

The world's first live tropical butterfly sanctuary featuring a nature park with live butterflies of various species & small reptiles living in their natural habitat. With its recent rebirth as ENTOPIA, experience nature’s largest classroom and discovery hub, where the butterflies and insects are free to come out to play - an Entomological Utopia.

ESCAPE is a theme park with various exciting rides and activities suitable for families to spend a day.

View the twinkling fireflies on a sunset cruise along the Sungai Kerian riverbank. It’s not all about the fireflies, however; visitors here can also engage in some octopus catching, bat cave exploration and fit in a visit to Penang’s largest sea fish cage farm.

Beautiful floras and faunas can be found in this 100-acre landscaped park. At the museum, you can also learn how the forestry sector plays an important role in the socio-economic development of Malaysia.

Get away from it all. Accessible through narrow footpaths around the hill, Hillside Retreat Penang takes you on a back-to-nature journey away from the humidity of the city. Enjoy the fresh and cool breeze some 820 meters above sea-level. Let the sounds of the forest serenade you as the sun goes down and gravitate towards the tapestry of stars that light up the skies at night.

There are a few traditional Malay houses which offer homestay for those who wish to experience village life, and Malay Vernacular culture.Kampung Sungsai Korok on Jalan Bharu has been adopted to promote a homestay programme for tourists.

Highly rated by netizens on social media, the Homestay Kampung Agong is a scenic site to book a night's stay. It boasts an Instagram worthy kampung-style location with traditional wooden houses overlooking paddy fields and coconut trees. For an entrance fee of RM8, visitors can walk or cycle around and make use of the unique photo opportunities such as the giant bird-nest swings.

Built since 1985, Mengkuang Dam is the biggest dam in Penang, located in Seberang Perai. The Mengkuang Dam is 10 times the size of the Air Itam Dam, with a capacity of 23.5 million cubic meters.

The Meromictic Lake comprising freshwater and saltwater is located in the Penang National Park. This phenomenon is a rarity where only three in Asia and one in Malaysia exist. Meromictic describes a condition where two layers of liquids (salty sea water and fresh water) of different density and temperature combine but remain separated. The Meromictic Lake only occurs between May to August in the year.

Miami Beach is a stretch of coastline in Batu Ferringhi, Penang. It lies between Shamrock Beach to the east and Moonlight Bay to the west.This area was a favourite picnic and camping spot in the 1960s and early 70s.

The Monkey Cup Garden is a garden specializing in pitcher plants. Most plants originating from the deep jungles of Malaysia and Indonesia as well as from Madagascar and Brazil.

Swing away your clubs at Seberang Perai's Mountain View Golf Resort. Golfers can enjoy the scenic environment and peaceful ambience whilst honing their skills at this challenging 18 - hole course.

Witness the fascinating flickering lights of fireflies by boat along the serene Sungai Kerian when night falls.

Home to over 300 bird species, explore Penang Bird Park that showcases about 2,500 birds. Visitors can interact with the birds during live shows and even catch a glimpse of pythons and crocodiles found in the park.

Over a hundred years old, Penang Botanic Gardens is famous for their flora and fauna, namely the long-tailed Macaque monkeys roaming freely in the gardens. A really popular spot for joggers and those who enjoy brisk walking, it's manicured lawns and pockets of nurseries boast hundreds of species of flora.

This world-class golf course offers formidable fairways and greens surrounded by rock passages and dense jungle. Its stunning 18 hole 5,763m, par 72 golf course was designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr., a noted golf course architect.

Penang Golf Resort is ideally nestled within the developed township of Bertam. The ecstatically beautiful golf resort offers a 36-hole golf course for members and non-members.

Rising more than 2,000ft above sea level, Penang Hill offers a panoramic view of George Town with a 15 min train ride up to the top, cool climate and more.

The park was built in the 1970's on quarry land. It is a popular venue for sporty activities and to unwind after a busy day. There's also a skating rink, waterpark plus an outdoor auditorium for open-air festivals and concerts.

Formerly known as the Pantai Acheh Forest Reserve, the Penang National Park is home to a massive family of flora and fauna. The park includes a rare meromictic lake where fresh and sea water meet; and eight beaches with the popular one being the Pantai Kerachut that has its very own turtle sanctuary.

Penang Turf Club is a horse racing venue located at Batu Gantung.

A small, lesser know island lies off the coast of Penang, named as the Island of Peace. Home to a small community, Pulau Aman is an idyllic Malay fishing village just a short ferry ride from the Batu Musang jetty in Batu Kawan.

The fork takes you to Pulau Betong. Decades ago the thriving river was used to transport incoming goods such as flower pots and cooking utensils and outgoing agricultural produce. Today river transportation has disappeared but boats are used instead to support a lively fishing business.

An eye-opening insight into the beautiful tropical island, Pulau Jerejak is set amidst rich diversity of flora and fauna, making it an absolute nature lover’s dream! Rich in historical background topped with a variety of activities such as abseiling, rock climbing, mountain biking, fishing, jungle trekking or even a camping session, your adventure starts right here!

A family owned sustainable goat farm with approximately 110 goats. Take the tour where Mr.Ho will explain to you the different species of goats, goat breeding and milking process and their 'secret' of keeping the goats healthy.

World's highest ropes course challenge located at Level 65 of KOMTAR comprising obstacles along a 90m walk, 239m above ground on the outside of Penang's landmark monolith.

If you drive past the four wooden houses after the church, a gateway on the right will lead you into the Lim family compound and farm , No. 51, Titi Serong. Fruit Buffet is available during durian season (May-July).

A tropical forest perfect for hiking, picnicking and water dipping, Bukit Mertajam Recreational Forest is a relaxing spot amidst nature to spend time with loved ones. For an extra challenge, try to find the giant tree with roots equal to the height of two adults!

Named after our country's first prime minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman. Taman Tunku is one of Butterworth's best recreational areas making it the perfect spot for evening jogs surrounded by lush greenery.

A science discovery centre comprising 120 interactive exhibits that include thematic galleries such as robotics, life tech, optics and electro-magnetism. It also features an Astronomy Observatory.

Located off the northern cape of Penang Island, its scenic surroundings are a favourite picnic spot for locals. Teluk Bahang Dam sets the dramatic stage for the annual Penang International Dragon Boat Festival races.

Situated near the Balik Pulau town, The Balik Pulau Inn Farmstay is an ecofriendly homestay surrounded by various types of fruit trees and vegetables which are pesticide free. It has three rooms with several beds and each room has its own toilet and bathroom. There is a common hall with television, kitchen and wifi is available. 

The Habitat Penang Hill offers the most authentic, diverse and educational rainforest experience in Malaysia. Our world class rainforest discovery centre sits on the fringes of an ancient forest reserve protected since 1911 and consists of a 1.6km nature trail that was built by the British East India Company in the early 1800s. Apart from the myriad of flora and fauna that are discoverable along our trail, guests to our park will enjoy breath-taking views of Penang and its surrounding areas atop Curtis Crest Tree Top Walk, the highest public viewing point on the island.

The Tropical Fruit Farm offers a variety of fruits, including species from far-flung corners of the world such as Central and South America, Central Africa, India, the Middle East, the Caribbean and the Pacific Islands. Recently, the fruit farm established a showroom that displays the process of making coconut oil and enzymes from exotic fruits. If you have the chance, sample more than 80 flavours of enzymes for free.

Tropical Spice Garden spans over eight acres of secondary jungle and dotted with more than 500 species of tropical flora and fauna. Leave the garden with heaps of tropical facts and knowledge by experiencing their 45-minute audio tour. The newly-introduced audio tour covers TSG's water garden, spices terraces, bamboo garden, beverages of the world and more. Having earned the Malaysia Book of Records for the first tropical climate spice garden, a trip to Tropical Spice Garden is not to be missed when in Penang.