Penang National Park : Covering a total area of 1181 hectares of forest and 1381 hectares of wetlands, Penang National Park is the world's smallest national park. Representing much of the natural habitats of Penang, the national Park is the prime of travelers’ attraction. Hills, sandy and stony beaches, streams and coastal lives significantly consists the ecosystem of the National Peak of Penang. Commonly known as the Taman Negara Pulau Pinang, the park is one of the few natural forested areas remains intact on the island.
Tropical Spice Garden : Tropical Spice Garden is located in between Batu Ferringhi and Teluk Bahang of Penang. Regarded as a new project of Penang the tropical spice garden has opened in 27 November 2003. Stretched over eight-acre garden having more than 500 exotic varieties of plants, the Penang National Garden is a majestic place of tropical birds and insects. The visitors frequently make their way to the garden as it displays 500 species of local and foreign flora from all over the world.
Tropical Fruit Farm : Tropical Fruit Farm is sited in Teluk Bahang, loaded with 200 species of tropical fruits and exotic spices. Spread over 25 acres of hilly terrain, the fruit farm of Penang overlooking the Indian Ocean offers fruits of various taste and aroma. The farm extents 0.8ha land is comprised of 3,000 living specimens.
Penang Bird Park : Three Thousand Birds have carefully and scientifically festooned the Penang Bird Park and thus a major tourist appeal of Malaysia. Penang Bird Park is established in 1988, housed more than 150 cages for breeding and conservation of Birds. Not only the expert ornithologists the Penang Bird Park is a extraordinary travel halt as it consist of exotic birds ranging from tiny Sunbirds to gigantic 8-feet tall Ostriches.
