Penang Penaga: Kampung Agong Agro Themed Park

Nestled in the serene landscapes of Penang at the Penaga district, Kampung Agong is a hidden gem that offers visitors a glimpse into the rustic charm of traditional Malaysian village life. This quaint agro-themed park, located in the tranquil area of Seberang Perai, is a perfect destination for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life and immerse themselves in nature.

Kampung Agong consists of a vast area made up picturesque coconut groves, charming bamboo houses, and various iconic swing sets that provide breathtaking views of the surrounding paddy fields.

Various activities can be enjoyed at Kampung Agong, from cycling through the scenic countryside to picnic and horse riding, allowing visitors to reconnect with nature and experience the simple pleasures of life in a traditional Malaysian kampung (village).

For more details, do visit its website at https://kampungagong.com/

Balik Pulau Scenes

Balik Pulau, located on the southwestern side of Penang Island, is renowned for its picturesque landscapes, rustic charm, and agricultural heritage. This tranquil area offers a stark contrast to the bustling urban centers, with its lush paddy fields, rolling hills, and traditional Malay villages. Balik Pulau is famous for its durian orchards, attracting fruit enthusiasts during the durian season. Visitors can explore local attractions such as the Tropical Spice Garden, enjoy scenic bike rides, and experience the authentic kampung (village) lifestyle, making it a delightful retreat from the urban hustle.

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Penang Island: Balik Pulau Cycling Route

Balik Pulau‘s rural and natural landscape provide scenic views of the western countryside region of Penang island as well as many cycling routes that one can try on to experience a different side of the island.

Penang Street View: The Kampung Homes

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Street view of traditional Malay kampung houses along Balik Pulau roads in Penang. During the festive period of Hari Raya, many Malays will be returning to their family homes, and most of them will be traveling from the urban cities to the kampung area.