The Habitat Penang Hill

Brace yourself for the calming wilderness of the rainforests at the Penang Hill Biosphere Reserve, a cluster of peaks where British settlers built Asia’s oldest hill station.

Take a walk along the 230-meter Langur Way Canopy, home to over 2,500 unique species, including rare parasitic plants, submontane oak-laurel, and coniferous trees growing at high altitudes.

Take in stunning views of the greenery from Curtis Crest Tree Top Walk, Malaysia's highest viewing deck!

Have a more immersive experience with wildlife by opting for the one-of-a-kind virtual nature reserve, the Wild Immersion VR Experience.

Did you know? The Habitat Penang Hill is home to a 130-million-year-old rainforest.

Have a great time exploring Penang, even if you only have four hours. After a convenient hotel pick-up, you will be taken to the iconic Kek Lok Si, a temple of 10,000 Buddha statues.

The largest Buddhist temple in Malaysia, Kek Lok Si features a 7-story white-and-gold pagoda, golden statues, and an elevated setting that provides panoramic views.

Enjoy a bird's eye view of Georgetown and segments of the mainland from the top during your funicular train experience to Penang Hill!

Fun fact: The Kek Lok Si is Malaysia's largest Buddhist temple and was built by a Chinese immigrant in 1890.