You wander down the vibrant, sun-drenched streets of George Town, where stunning street art hides on every ancient wall. Far from the towering skyscrapers of the bustling Malaysia capital, this colorful coastal island moves at a beautifully slow and highly romantic pace. You hear the rhythmic clinking of hot iron woks and the melodic sounds of the local Malaysia language blending seamlessly in the warm tropical air. If a curious wanderer ever wonders about Malaysia which country holds the absolute greatest street food on earth, this historic heritage town provides the undeniable magical answer. You smile warmly at the highly welcoming Malaysia people preparing steaming bowls of spicy noodles. You quickly check local Malaysia time right before the golden sunset and gladly hand over your colorful Malaysia currency to taste this culinary perfection. You realize instantly why this corner of Malaysia completely steals your heart.
What makes this place special

The Ernest Zacharevic murals are scattered across the old town. 'Children on a Bicycle' on Armenian Street is the icon, but a dozen others are mapped on a free walking guide.


Penang's signature sour-fish noodle soup is best at the Air Itam market, where a 30-year-old stall is consistently rated the best in Malaysia.