Top Penang Museum Tickets & Passes

Nestled among the historic buildings of Penang’s UNESCO-listed Georgetown, the Straits and Oriental Museum showcases ceramics rescued from shipwrecks, making it a must-see attraction. Avoid disappointment by booking your admission ticket in advance to guarantee your entry to the cultural institution on the day with optional guided tour of the museum.

Explore the history of photography with admission to the Asia Camera Museum, where you'll find more than 1,000 cameras and hands-on exhibits. Try taking photographs with some of the museum's cameras, learn about the process of developing photos, and see remarkable artifacts, from hand-painted slides to a silent movie projector, bringing home your own memorable shots of the museum collection.

Visit the Teddyville Museum in Batu Ferringhi to see the largest collection of teddy bears in Malaysia. The teddy bears have been collected from various nations and time periods that date back to the 1900s. The displays also showcase the cultural history of Penang from the arrival of Captain Francis Light to the present day.

This private tour allows you to discover even more incredible experiences that you can never expect. Penang HILL is always bountiful with all the natural beauty. Walking on nature trails can be truly refreshing with all the green around you. You will be blessed with a wide spectrum of enchanting biodiversity and vast stretch of flora and fauna. Embark on an extraordinary adventure where you discover a harmonious mix of cultural & religion beside the breathtaking scenery views. Kek Lok Si temple, considered as one of the largest Buddhist temple in Southeast Asia. This tour offers you a life changing experience.

Take your passion for Southeast Asian street food to its logical conclusion when you prebook tickets for Penang’s unique Wonderfood Museum. Take hilarious photos with giant bowls of local favorites such as laksa, learn where and how to find the best food in Penang, and discover the multicultural mixing that produced delights from Nyonya to Mamak cuisine.