With changing time and in the world of technology today, George Town (GT) stands firm carrying its past glory of more than two hundred years. This is vintage town at its best, giving you glimpses of its glorious as well as painful past during the...More

I really don't understand the positive articles in the Lonely Planet and the enthusiastic reviews on Youtube. I think Georgetown is really overrated! It is just a common city. I was especially looking forward to the famous street food, but this is just as good...More

Georgetown has a bit of everything for everyone. I liked the history and the food of the old town. Small bars and places to eat in the old town full of character and history. Mix that with new hotels if you like that, beach side...More

A charming city with all the diversity it offers. You can walk if you can, and meet people. Things are simple and you can talk to anyone, ask or discuss. A mix of modern and old buildings from the British colonization or what they call...More

There is so much to see and do here, not to mention the hundreds of places for an interesting meal. Each time you turn a corner there is something new to see. We mostly did our walking in the early morning or every evening evening...More

Day 2, in the morning we make a trip to penang hill 870 m high for panoramic view of GeorgeTown. We got our driver mr chua to buy the group express tram queue ticket to avoid long wait for rm 40. There many other attraction...More

The capital Georgetown is a fusion of East & West. Narrow roads with Chinese shop lots, colonial-era mansions, clan houses, temples... It's just an amazing place to visit . Note Try Bakuh- Teh dish here , you will love it . It's made of pork...More