• Ghee Hup Nutmeg Factory - This longstanding nutmeg factory has been operational for many years. Visitors will have the chance to explore the nutmeg orchard, observe the nutmeg fruit, and gain insights into its numerous benefits through comprehensive explanations. The factory also offers a range of nutmeg products for sale, providing an excellent opportunity for visitors to take home this delightful product.
• Balik Pulau - Breakfast will be enjoyed in Balik Pulau, with the menu depending on which vendors are open that day. Rest assured, all options are delicious Penang cuisine. After breakfast, a leisurely walk through the fishing village will allow visitors to appreciate the picturesque harbor, the moored boats, and the tranquil atmosphere that promises complete relaxation. Along the route, there will be a drive past traditional Malay houses, with stops for photos to capture the charm of this unique countryside experience.
• Pulau Betong - Another cottage industry to visit is the shrimp paste factory in Pulau Betong, a quaint fishing village in Balik Pulau. Visitors will witness the process of making belacan (shrimp paste) and its sun-drying method. Shrimp paste is a vital ingredient in many Malaysian dishes.
• Kampong Terang - The beautiful installation art at the paddy field will be admired. This is one of the five container art pieces located in Penang. The scenery is highly Instagrammable, offering views of the surrounding hills and the adjacent paddy field.
• Balik Pulau - A visit to Balik Pulau is incomplete without trying Assam Laksa. “Assam” refers to tamarind, and this dish boasts a flavor unique to Penang. Balik Pulau provides the fresh ingredients essential for this delicacy, and even locals often make special trips to enjoy it. It has also been highlighted by CNN as one of the world’s best foods. After savoring the Laksa, visitors can continue by sampling another Balik Pulau specialty—brown sugar buns.

• Private transportation
• A licensed guide is included in this tour.

• All meal expenses and the cost of purchasing souvenirs are to be borne by the participants.

Balik Pulau is located on the opposite side of Penang Island, where vibrant greenery flourishes. Encircled by mountains and the sea, it hosts traditional Malay villages and fishing harbors. This journey invites exploration of this lesser-known part of the island, with visits to traditional industries like nutmeg and shrimp paste factories, appreciation of traditional Malay architecture, and sampling of local delicacies as part of the experience. It promises to be an unforgettable countryside adventure.

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