Known for its rich history and cultural diversity, George Town’s heritage area is a must-see. Delegates can explore colonial-era architecture, visit iconic street art spots, and enjoy a mix of Chinese temples, mosques, and colonial buildings.

Offering panoramic views of George Town and the surrounding area, Penang Hill is accessible via a scenic funicular train ride. Visitors can enjoy cool temperatures, lush greenery, and a range of attractions at the top, including temples, gardens, and cafes.

One of Southeast Asia’s largest Buddhist temples, Kek Lok Si is a stunning complex with vibrant architecture, a seven-story pagoda, and a massive statue of the Goddess of Mercy. It’s a peaceful retreat and a beautiful spot for sightseeing and photos.

This museum provides a glimpse into the opulent lifestyle of the Peranakan (Straits Chinese) community in Penang. The mansion is filled with antiques, jade carvings, and traditional Nyonya furnishings, offering a unique perspective on Penang’s multicultural heritage.

This striking blue mansion, with its blend of Eastern and Western design, was once the residence of a prominent Chinese businessman. Visitors can take guided tours to learn about its history, architecture, and Penang’s cultural past.

These historical waterfront settlements, built on stilts by Chinese immigrant communities, provide a glimpse into Penang’s past. Delegates can explore the traditional wooden houses and stroll along the clan jetties, which are still home to many locals today.