Pulau Penang Private Tour: Trails to Racial Harmony | Malaysia

Start the day by visiting Kuan Yin Temple, one of the oldest temples in Penang built in 1728 and constructed by early immigrant settlers from China

Next, stop by Kapitan Keling, a Penang landmark where mosques and cultural centers are located, which showcase the culture and history of the Indian-Muslim community

Visit the Sri Mahamariamman Temple, one of the oldest Hindu temples standing in Penang, Malaysia

Move to St. George's Church, the oldest Anglican Church in Southeast Asia, built in the year 1816

Pass by Little India street and experience a bit of Malaysian and Indian culture in this place, from the tourist trinket shops to the Indian street food vendors and cafes

Go to the quiet and peaceful Reclining Buddha Temple and learn new facts about different religions

Lastly, head to Dharmikarama Burmese Temple, the only Burmese Buddhist temple outside Myanmar