Visit Habitat Penang Hill and walk on the highest 360-degree viewing platform in the region. See this amazing treasure trove of prehistoric rainforests dating back 130 million years old. Learn everything about the region's diverse wildlife at a popular ecotourism park in Penang with this exclusive ticket.
| Exhibit type | Natural science |
| Attraction type | Natural habitats |
| Natural scenery | Forests |
| Tour types | Guided tour |
The Penang Hill Funicular Train will be closed for the scheduled bi-annual maintenance from Jan 12 to 18, 2026.
Please refer to your voucher for the exact information regarding meeting points, pick-up locations, and pick-up time
Penang Hill Funicular tram ticket is excluded. Tram ticket can be purchase Penang Hill Funicular Train Ticketing counter located at Lower Station.
Monday 09:00 - 18:30
Tuesday 09:00 - 18:30
Wednesday 09:00 - 18:30
Thursday 09:00 - 18:30
Friday 09:00 - 18:30
Saturday 09:00 - 18:30
Sunday 09:00 - 18:30
Monday 09:00–21:00 (Last Entry Time: 17:30)
Tuesday 09:00–21:00 (Last Entry Time: 17:30)
Wednesday 09:00–21:00 (Last Entry Time: 17:30)
Thursday 09:00–21:00 (Last Entry Time: 17:30)
Friday 09:00–21:00 (Last Entry Time: 17:30)
Saturday 09:00–21:00 (Last Entry Time: 17:30)
Sunday 09:00–21:00 (Last Entry Time: 17:30)
The Habitat Penang Hill offers an immersive experience within a 130-million-year-old virgin rainforest. Visitors can explore various trails, including the Langur Way Canopy Walk and the Curtis Crest Tree Top Walk, which is the highest 360-degree viewing platform in the region. The park also provides opportunities to learn about environmental preservation from knowledgeable park naturalists, showcasing diverse wildlife and plant species.
Penang Hill is a larger hill resort area encompassing several attractions and establishments, accessible primarily by a funicular railway. The Habitat Penang Hill is a specific ecotourism park located within the Penang Hill area. It's a distinct attraction focused on nature walks, rainforest exploration, and conservation education, requiring a separate entry ticket after reaching Penang Hill summit.
To reach The Habitat Penang Hill, first, you need to get to the Penang Hill Funicular Lower Station. You can take a public bus (Rapid Penang bus 204) from George Town directly to the funicular station. Alternatively, taxis and ride-sharing services are readily available. From the Funicular Upper Station, The Habitat is a short walk or shuttle ride away.
After arriving at the Penang Hill Funicular Upper Station, visitors can reach The Habitat Penang Hill by taking a short walk of approximately 10-15 minutes or by utilizing the free shuttle buggy service provided by Penang Hill Corporation. The buggy service operates regularly between the Upper Station and The Habitat entrance, offering a convenient option for visitors.
Tickets for The Habitat Penang Hill can be purchased online in advance or at the entrance gate. Online booking is often recommended for convenience, allowing visitors to secure their entry ahead of time. When booking through platforms like KKday, you can easily select your preferred date and time, ensuring a smooth and hassle-free entry experience to the park.
Yes, ride-sharing services such as Grab are widely available in Penang and can be used to reach the Penang Hill Funicular Lower Station. From there, you would take the funicular up to Penang Hill, and then proceed to The Habitat. Ride-sharing offers a convenient door-to-door option for the first leg of your journey to the attraction.
Yes, the Penang Hop-On Hop-Off bus service does have routes that can help you get closer to The Habitat Penang Hill. The "City Route" or "Beach Route" includes a stop at the Penang Hill Funicular Lower Station. From this stop, you would then take the funicular up Penang Hill to reach The Habitat.
From the Curtis Crest Tree Top Walk, The Habitat Penang Hill's 360-degree viewing platform, visitors can enjoy panoramic vistas of Penang's lush valleys and the surrounding virgin rainforest. On clear days, the views extend all the way to the Andaman Sea and the distant cityscape, offering a breathtaking perspective from 555 meters above sea level.