Pick up from your hotel and proceed to Esplanade. At the Esplanade, visiting Fort Cornwallis is upon requested.

Kek Lok Si Temple is next stop. It is the largest Southeast Asia Buddhist temple and have 7 storey main papoda combines a Chinese octagonal base with a middle tier of Thai design, and a Burmese crown. In the pagoda, it has 1000 Buddhas statues.

We stop at  Snake Temple that is filled with the smoke of burning incense and a variety of pit vipers. The temple was built about 1850 in memory of Chor Soo Kong (祖師公), by a Buddhist monk. Snake museum is adjacent to the temple.

On the way to Balik Pulau, Second Penang Bridge can be seen on the left on Tun Dr Lim Chong Eu Expressway.  A few minutes photos session can be requested to shoot the bridges.

Heading to Balik Pulau for viewing rural area living culture. At Balik Pulau, guests see Penang paddy field, malay traditional houses and a local fishing village.

Visiting Penang, one must not miss out Tropical Fruits Farm to see and taste various tropical fruits at Tropical Fruits Farm. The farm plants more than 200 different types of tropical (season and non-season) fruits. 

On the way to Tropical Spice Garden, a few minutes photo taking at Teluk Bahang Dam can be requested. The Tropical Spice Garden is a place to understand the tropical spices and some rare plants in the Garden.

If you are staying in the beach hotel, we shall pass through Gurney Drive while we are on our way to Esplanade. Otherwise, we shall pass through Gurney Drive before you end your tour at your hotel.

The tour fee does not include meals and admission fees if any. They only cover transportation and guiding fees. If time permits, Goat Farm and nutmeg factory may request for a visit.