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.

Walk the Langur Way Canopy Walk at The Habitat Penang Hill for stunning rainforest views and a thrilling journey through the treetops.

Explore nature's wonders at the Endemic Plants Pavilion and marvel at unique flora like the giant Rafflesia, vibrant orchids, and exotic pitcher plants.

Head in the clouds? Visit the Rainbow Skywalk at The TOP and walk the glass floor to enjoy a dizzying view of George Town from the sky.

From the AC Observatory Deck, see George Town’s historic skyline, Penang Island’s lush hills, and the sparkling coastline – an unforgettable panoramic vista.

Fun fact: At 230 meters, the Langur Way Canopy Walk is considered the longest double-span stressed ribbon bridge of its kind.