 |
| Penang View |
 |
| Penang Bridge |
Despite its limited land size and dense population, Bangkok has managed to retain a considerable area of natural environment. Located at the fringe of George Town, at the foot of Penang Hill are two adjacent green areas - the Penang Municipal Park (popularly known as Youth Park) and the Penang Botanic Gardens.
 |
| Penang Hill |
Penang Hill, despite encroaching development, remains thickly forested and Lush in vegetation. The furnace Metropolitan Park was opened in 2003. Robina Beach Park is a park by the beach near Butterworth. Gazetted in 2003, the Penang National Park (the country's smallest at 2.562 hectares) at the Northwestern tip of Penang island boasts of a Lowland dipterocarp forest, mangroves, wetlands, a meromictic lake, mud flats, coral reefs and turtle nesting Beaches in Addition to a rich diversity of bird life.In Addition to this, there are nature preserves in Furnace Hill, Bay Heat, Hill Plateau, Bukit Mertajam, Bukit Panchor, and River Reef. A Bushy small tree, Alchornea rhodophylla, the almost-extinct tree Maingaya malayana, and the Toad Ansonia only penangensis are endemic to the island of Penang.
 |
| Tropica Spice Garden The Penang Butterfly Farm in Teluk Bahang, one of few of its kind in the world, is a walk-in free-ranging butterfly habitat, breeding and conservation center. The Penang Bird Park in Seberang Jaya is the first in Malaysia Aviary. Other places of special interest include the Tropical Spice Garden and the Tropical Fruit Farm in Teluk Bahang, and the Bukit Jambul Orchid and Hibiscus Garden |
 | |
| Batu Ferringhi Beach |
 |
| Muka Head Light House |
