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Langkawi Sky Bridge, Langkawi Malaysia

 Langkawi Sky Bridge, Langkawi 



Penang Hill is a natural blend of pleasant weather, lush vegetation, breathtaking views, colonial flair and a wooded landscape. Located in the suburb of Air Itam, Penang Hill is a pretty little hill station on Penang Island in Malaysia.

It is also known as Bukit Bendera and is located just 9 kilometres west of the centre of Georgetown. Penang Hill station sits at an altitude of 833 metres and consists of a series of hills such as Government Hill, Flagstaff Hill, Western Hill and Tiger Hill. This popular tourist destination originally served as a retreat for British officials in colonial times and this colonial flair is reflected in the magnificent bungalows.

Penang Hill's unique funicular railway, which reaches the top of the hill, is a convenient and exciting ride that attracts millions of tourists. Another benefit of visiting Penang Hill is the cooler climate. The world-class restaurants, adventurous hiking trails and high vantage points make it a popular destination to relax and unwind.

Other Places to visit :

Petronas Twin Towers | Penang Hill | Sky Bridge | Cameron Highlands | Mount Kinabalu | Redang Island | Taman Negara | Batu Caves | Gunung Mulu National Park | Kelabit Highlands | Chinatown | Jonkers’s Night Market | Melaka City | Eagle Square | Tujuh Waterfall | Nyonga Heritage Museum | Melaka Sultanate Palace | ASEAN Cultural Park | Dalam Taman | St. Paul’s Church | Aquaria KLCC | Langkawai Wildlife Park | Pulau Payar Marine Park






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