Top Things to do in Teluk Bahang
Top 5 Budget-friendly Things to do in Teluk Bahang, Penang
Discover the best top things to do in Teluk Bahang, Malaysia including Escape Theme Park, Tropical Spice Garden Cooking School, Entopia, Kerachut Beach, Monkey Beach.
Restaurants in Teluk Bahang
1. Escape Theme Park
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2,361 reviews
ESCAPE is the fun destination with exciting rides and attractions. Hosted with nature in mind. Located in Teluk Bahang, Penang, Malaysia, ESCAPE re-introduces outdoor play in a natural environment so to give the visitor an appreciation of the world around them and shows that there's no age limit to having fun.
Reviewed By doreamoncomel - Penaga, Malaysia
I really enjoy all the game, from the first we go to kite fly, the instructor syazrul and his friend tell me how to join.. and we really excited... then we go to atan 20 meter guys.. i scream all the way before jump ahahha Thanks again to atan’s leap instructor, motivate me before i jump. Really appreciate. This activity was thrilled guyss.. Then we go to all over place hahaha really best with services friendly workers, always smile and keep invite us to join their competition. For Me, meet 4 new friend from different place, and the best part is we go to tubby racer, longest tube for 4 minute, wahh so long and ride the bicycle at gravity place ... hahaha... tq team escape i will come again soon.. why just 5 star, me give 100 star to u guys.. more info can check my youtube (kakmon channel) i will upload more video soon tq
2. Tropical Spice Garden Cooking School
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 179 reviews
A first of it’s kind in Penang, the school is custom-made with individual purpose-built workstations that allows for a memorable hands-on cooking experience.As classes are limited to 10 persons, chefs are able to provide a personalised approach. Though the menus follow authentic and traditional methods they are taught in such a way that you are able to recreate the delicious dishes at home.
Reviewed By happytraveller40
My daughter and I booked a half day cookery course at TSG. Booking online was easy. It was a wonderful experience. The morning started with a tour of the spice terraces in the garden which was really interesting. Our guide, Elaine, was extremely knowledgeable and informative and the setting is just beautiful. Then came the cooking. The cookery school is in its own building, very clean and well equipped. All our ingredients had been laid out beside our places and basically we then spent the morning preparing a three course lunch: the steps were demonstrated by the lovely chef in charge and then we did it for ourselves. There were 6 of us in the class which felt ideal (but the max is 8 so it will never be overcrowded). We had asked in advance to cook vegetarian and this caused no problems at all - recipes were slightly adapted but were absolutely delicious. It was all thoroughly constructive and well organised and, at the end, we all sat round a table in the open air and enjoyed the fruits of our labours. If you enjoy cooking and enjoy exploring different flavours this is a brilliant thing to do in Penang. Tip for getting there: the bus 101 from Georgetown stops right outside TSG.
3. Entopia
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,628 reviews
Entopia, a tropical sanctuary for our planet's little denizens from those that fly freely in the sky to the ones that creep stealthily beneath the ground. Journey into a magical paradise that honours the unsung heroes of our natural world with plenty to discover from outdoor adventures to cavernous mysteries and a multi-storey Indoor Discovery Centre. Live the moment with exciting interactive workshops and activities. There's something for everyone. Join us to experience the seen and unseen in Nature. We are the voice of nature.
Reviewed By Veronica7188 - Singapore, Singapore
Went to entopia with friends, spent 3 hours there, amazing me is beautiful place, surrounded by butterflies and tropical, a place is great for kids,
4. Kerachut Beach
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By nellielim - Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
The National Park is located at the end of Teluk Bahang Road. There is a fishing village here with a jetty on stilts. Boats can be rented here for excursions to the nearby beaches or for a day of fishing. Hiking trails start from the entrance of the park. A hike to Muka Head will take half an hour or more and to Kerachut Beach at least an hour or two depending on your pace and level of fitness. Along the trail there is a stream with lovely pools. This is a popular picnic site. The forest along the trail contains virgin jungle reserve which is thousands of years old. Forest insects like cicadas as well as monitor lizards can be seen in abundance here.Turtles land and nest at Kerachut Beach between September and February. There is a turtle hatchery and conservation centre at here. At the entrance of Kerachut Beach is the Meromictic Lake which comprise of salt and fresh water. Swimming in the seas off Kerachut Beach should be done with caution as jelly fish are common here. This is a good spot for a day out to enjoy Mother Nature and de-stress.
5. Monkey Beach
Overall Ratings
3.0 based on 257 reviews
Reviewed By SihuiLee0615 - Butterworth, Malaysia
Monkey beach definitely is the famous beach you want to visit in Penang National Park. You need to walk around 1 hour from the main gate. Once arrive, you need to take care of your stuff since there is a lot of monkeys. But the way, you have a chance to do some activities there. For example, water game is provided. Besides, there are areas for camping, you simply have to bring your own tent. Monkey beach is a place that I will return to soon as it is beautiful. Recommender to spend at least one night there with the dreamy sunsets and the liberating murmur of the jungle.
