Location
Location
Modern Coastal City
Founded in 1786 by Captain Francis Light as a British free port, George Town drew merchants and settlers from China, India, Arab nations, Siam, Burma and Europe — temples, mosques, shophouses and clan houses form a rich multicultural city. Inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2008.
Hilly terrain and a forested interior meet narrow coastal lowlands. Penang preserves approximately 7,761 hectares of its natural environment — from the UNESCO Penang Hill Biosphere Reserve to the Botanic Gardens and Youth Park.
A vibrant mix of Malay, Chinese and Indian influences, from iconic street food to fine dining — with many eateries recognised by the Michelin Guide.
Over 5% of the world's semiconductor sales and hundreds of MNCs. In 2023 Penang achieved a GDP of RM128.6 billion (US$28 billion) and Malaysia's highest GDP per capita (RM72,586 / US$15,814).
Modern Coastal City
Modern Coastal City
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POWIIS is next door, with Tenby Schools Penang about 1.6 km away and Dalat International School close by.
A short walk to Tanjung Bungah beach for water sports, evening walks and sunset views.
The fresh market and food complex are about 100 m away, with cafés at Tree Square and Permai 32.
Hills and parks frame the neighbourhood, for fresh air and calm.
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