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Updated Apr 2024
  • No.1
    󰺂6.9
    4.4/5
    416 Review
    Free
    "You never been to penang unless you been to Penang hill. Entrance fees cost around RM 5 if not mistaken. weather around 23 celcius."
    Northeast Penang Island
    >100km from Langkawi
    Highlights: Penang Hill is also called Penang Hill. The summit is about 821 meters above sea level. The climate is cool and pleasant, and it is a cool summer resort. Standing on the top of the mountain, you can see the whole island, not only Penang, but also the green Malay Peninsula in the distance. When the weather is good, you can take the famous cable car on Penang for a trip up the mountain. The endless blue sea and the lush Malay Peninsula are extremely harmonious in color and beautiful. Only here can you experience the true charm of "Oriental Pearls". After dark, the lights of Penang and the ship are as bright as jewels, which is even more enjoyable and unforgettable.
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  • No.2
    󰺂6.5
    4.5/5
    182 Review
    Free
    taCommentScoreUrlbased on 1617 reviews
    "i think this is the best beach in Penang, many activities to join and have a good time with your friends"
    Batu Ferringhi
    >100km from Langkawi
    Highlights: Batu Ferringhi Beach is a very beautiful sandy beach in Penang, located in the north of Penang. The beach has clear water and fine sand, and has long been famous in Southeast Asia. The beach resort of Batu Ferringhi is famous for its combination of mountains and seas, including continuous golden beaches, vast seas, and beautiful and quiet mountains. It concentrates more than ten high-end hotels, which can overlook the 3-kilometer sandy beach on the north coast of Penang Island. Batu Ferringhi's beautiful waterfront is an excellent location for a variety of water sports such as: paragliding, water skiing, windsurfing, fishing, snorkeling, and even diving in the nearby islands! There are many seafood restaurants, bars, photo printing shops, currency exchange centers and markets behind the beach road. You can also see a stilted house called "MalayKampong" on the seashore, which preserves the traditional living style of the Malays more than 100 years ago: the house is elevated to keep it cool and dry, and the clean yard is planted with various tropical flowers and trees. Put a basin of water in front for taking off your shoes and washing your feet before going upstairs and entering the house. The indoor windows are clean, neat and comfortable.
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  • No.3
    󰺂6.5
    4.7/5
    575 Review
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    taCommentScoreUrlbased on 1209 reviews
    "This place is a stopover for my cruise. My family and I were immersed by the beautiful culture, and even bought some gifts relating to the bicycle street art to gift our friends :) I also bought this cute bag that resembles Duffy & Friends from Japan. Highly recommended!"
    George Town
    >100km from Langkawi
    Highlights: A few years ago, most tourists came to Penang to find all kinds of food, but now many tourists come here to find those famous murals and iron sculpture cartoons in the historical area, and queuing to take pictures with them has become a It is a must-have item for many tourists to come here. About 5 years ago, Ernest Zacharevic, a Lithuanian artist, came to the century-old street in Penang. At first, it was just an unintentional backpacking trip, but he did not expect it to become his creative base, and even more unexpectedly gave Penang Old Street different from the vitality of the past. His mural is a work of art from MirrorsGeorgetown. In 2012, in order to coincide with Penang's celebration of the 4th anniversary of George Town's entry into the World Cultural Heritage, the Penang Arts Council listed "George Town Mirror" as one of the celebration activities. Officially, because of such a celebration, so many works of life are displayed in front of us. Penang's murals are scattered in the streets and alleys of George Town, and you can see it when you walk around the streets. According to the map, you can connect some scenic spots and murals to design a reasonable play route. If you don’t have enough time, you can also choose to ride a bicycle or take a human-powered tricycle. The cost of renting a bicycle is about 70 yuan a day, and the cost of a tricycle is 40 ringgit an hour. The advantage of the rickshaw is that the drivers are all locals, who are relatively familiar with these murals, and it saves time to play. Tour Guide Whether it is from the Everbright Building, Surname Bridge or Love Lane, it is a good sightseeing route. At present, there are more than 20 murals and 52 iron sculpture cartoons in George Town, which are distributed on the streets of LebuhChulia, LebuhAhQuee, LebuhVictoria and LebuhArmenian. Ernest Zacharevic has 8 murals here. "Photo with the Old Man" on LebuhArmenian Street, this is his first work, the fresco has begun to fade due to the age. There is also a well-known copy of "Sister and Brother Riding Together" on this street. In the picture, an older sister who is not very skilled in driving takes her excited and nervous younger brother on a bicycle and does not know where to go. Many tourists will put out the action of pushing the back seat of the bicycle, or the action of actually riding the bicycle behind them, which is very interesting. In addition, several well-known works are "Broken Heart" by Love Lane, "Kung Fu Girl" by LebuhMuntri, "The Boy Who Chased the Wind" by LebuhAhQuee Street, and "The Resting Tricycle Driver" by PenangRoad Wait. Today, in addition to the original murals, Chinese painter Chen Yukang has created many art works about cats together with the "101 Lost Cats" organization. In addition, Penang also has a "Sign George Town Project", which uses comic-style iron sculpture murals to tell the legends of the old street or the life of the citizens. A total of 52 iron plastic cartoons for the "Sign George Town Project" are the works of SculptureAtWork, a local art group that won the "Sign George Town Project" competition. As long as you walk on the streets of Penang, you will always find many vivid and interesting cartoons, which will add some childishness to the nostalgic Penang.
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  • No.4
    󰺂6.4
    4.7/5
    207 Review
    From15.21
    taCommentScoreUrlbased on 1666 reviews
    "a beautiful lush green farm, worth visiting and always full of nature lovers and tourists. The place houses beautiful attractions and the entry ticket and food items are very economical"
    Southwest Penang Island
    >100km from Langkawi
    Highlights: • Get lost in nature and play with insects in the "Nature Learning Garden".• It has an outdoor ecological garden that makes people feel like taking a breath of spring breeze - "Floating Life is Like a Dream and Traveling Land".• Regain your childlike innocence and explore the miracle of life in the "Scrambling Exploration Hall".△ Entopia is housed in a large greenhouse-like structure that spans more than 100,000 square feet.△ Enter the Insect Butterfly Park in Penang and step into an insect paradise.△ A variety of plants and rocks create a green, small tropical rain forest.
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  • No.5
    󰺂6.4
    4.6/5
    175 Review
    Free
    "The small town full of Nanyang style is suitable for walking around. The music of the Melaka Riverside Bar is enthusiastic, the night market is crowded, and the water mosque is at sunset."
    Melaka
    >100km from Langkawi
    Highlights: The Strait of Malacca is a strait between the Malay Peninsula and Sumatra. It is named after Malacca, an ancient city in Malaysia along the coast. The northwest end of the strait connects to the Andaman Sea in the Indian Ocean, and the southeast end connects to the South China Sea. It is now jointly managed by Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia. The strait is in the equatorial windless zone, and there are many calm days throughout the year. The bottom of the strait is flat, mostly sandy, and the water flow is gentle. It is an indispensable attraction for visiting Malacca.
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FAQ

What are some Best Things to Do near Langkawi?
Some Best Things to Do near Langkawi include:Penang Hill|Pantai Batu Feringghi|Penang Street Art|Entopia by Penang Butterfly Farm|Malacca Strait
What are some highly-rated Best Things to Do near Langkawi?
Some highly-rated Best Things to Do near Langkawi include:Penang Hill:4.4|Pantai Batu Feringghi:4.5|Penang Street Art:4.7|Entopia by Penang Butterfly Farm:4.7|Malacca Strait:4.6
Where are Best Things to Do near Langkawi located?
The Best Things to Do near Langkawi are mainly located in:Penang Hill:Northeast Penang Island|Pantai Batu Feringghi:Batu Ferringhi|Penang Street Art:George Town|Entopia by Penang Butterfly Farm:Southwest Penang Island|Malacca Strait:Melaka