Penang Attractions Tickets

Trick people with photos clicked against more than 40 optical illusion paintings and sculptures

Check out the 2 different themes and get a sense of the daily life of Penangites

Give wind to your imagination and snap mind-bending photos and videos

Enter or crawl inside the exhibits, interact with the props and become the subject of the artwork on display

Sign up for a day of fun and laughter with your friends and family at Penang's Wonderfood Museum.

Nestled away in Georgetown’s 1940 colonial building, this lesser-known attraction cannot be missed.

Stroll past the three main galleries and capture quirky pictures while posing with out-of-proportion replicas.

All the exhibits look exceptionally realistic, having used Japanese food replication techniques.

Learn all about Malay eating habits, the extensive Malaysian cuisine, and traditional cooking techniques.

Save a ton as you explore the two most unique museums set to take you out of this world with the Penang 3D Art Museum and Wonderfood Museum combo.

Check out 40 optical illusions where you can click Insta-worthy pictures to befuddle your family and friends.

The Penang 3D Art Museum has the most immersive exhibits, props, and artworks that you can interact with to pretty much alter reality.

If you love food, Wonderfood Museum is a wonderland for you with all its exhibits that you learn from.

Explore the food replicas that are so realistic and delicious looking that you will have a hard time controlling your appetite.

At Entopia by Penang Butterfly Farm, marvel at the vibrant display of over 15,000 butterflies from 60 different species as they flutter and play around.

Get ready to meet scorpions and Madagascar roaches up close, and see iguanas and alligator snapping turtles thriving in their natural habitats.

Get ready for non-stop fun in the sun at ESCAPE Penang, packed with 35 thrilling rides and attractions. Go on a digital detox and try out activities like zip lines, water slides, obstacle courses, and more!

Done with the adrenaline chase? Treat yourself to yummy food, great photo ops, souvenirs, long walks, or even a siesta.

Fun fact: One of the highlights of Entopia is Pandora Forest, an exhibit that allows you to discover how plants and insects work together to maintain balance in nature.

Walk on air at the Rainbow Skywalk, discover dinosaur replicas at the Jurassic Research Center, and explore marine life at the Top Boutique Aquarium.

Explore science exhibits at the Tech Dome, enjoy a ride on the Musical Carousel, and get your heart racing with adrenaline at the Zombie Outbreak.

Discover why durian reigns supreme in Southeast Asia at Durian King of Fruits, then dive into the state’s rich history at Penang State Gallery.

Pick the 12-in-1 package for solo thrills or go for the Family Super Saver ticket and enjoy a fun-packed day with your family at a great discount.

Fun fact: The TOP Penang is housed inside the Komtar Tower, which is Penang's tallest building and the sixth tallest building in Malaysia.

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.

Delve into Penang’s rich history and culture at the Straits and Oriental Museum, showcasing 250 ancient shipwrecked ceramics from the Maritime Silk Road.

Enjoy a flexible visit with a ticket valid for 30 days from purchase, giving you plenty of time to explore the museum's unique collections.

Immerse yourself in the Peranakan community and Straits Chinese culture with displays of unique clothing, jewelry, furniture, and household items.

Fun Fact: It displays pieces that were recovered from well-known wrecks such as the Wanli, Turiang, Royal Nanhai, Nanyang, Xuande, and Desaru.