The Habitat Penang Hill Tickets at The Habitat Penang Hill

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A nature landmark on Penang Hill featuring the world's longest double-span ribbon bridge canopy walk and 360-degree views from Curtis Crest.

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The Habitat Penang Hill is a nature landmark on Penang Hill, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve since 2019 and one of Asia's oldest hill stations. Sitting above George Town, the site combines a 1.6 km nature trail with suspended walkways, pocket gardens, and curated viewpoints across a 130-million-year-old tropical rainforest. The Langur Way Canopy Walk crosses the world's longest double-span ribbon bridge, offering open views over the forest canopy and, on clear days, the Andaman Sea and the Peninsular Malaysian mainland.

Visitors move through a series of named features: the Curtis Crest Tree Top Walk, the highest public viewpoint on the island, delivers a 360-degree panorama of Penang attractions and the surrounding coastline. The trail also passes through areas where dusky leaf monkeys, flying lemurs, and Sunda colugo are regularly spotted. An optional Wild Immersion VR upgrade, developed with Jane Goodall's endorsement, adds a virtual nature reserve element to the visit. Tickets cover access to the main trail, the canopy walk, and the Curtis Crest viewpoint, with the VR experience available as a paid add-on at the site.

Why you'll love it

Brace yourself for the calming wilderness of the rainforests at the Penang Hill Biosphere Reserve, a cluster of peaks where British settlers built Asia’s oldest hill station.
Take a walk along the 230-meter Langur Way Canopy, home to over 2,500 unique species, including rare parasitic plants, submontane oak-laurel, and coniferous trees growing at high altitudes.
Take in stunning views of the greenery from Curtis Crest Tree Top Walk, Malaysia's highest viewing deck!
Have a more immersive experience with wildlife by opting for the one-of-a-kind virtual nature reserve, the Wild Immersion VR Experience.
Did you know? The Habitat Penang Hill is home to a 130-million-year-old rainforest.

What's included

Entry to The Habitat Penang Hill
Access to Langur Way Canopy
Access to Curtis Crest Tree Top walk
Wild Immersion VR Experience (as per option selected)
Family super saver tickets (as per option selected)

Tour guide
Hotel transfers
Meals and beverages
Funicular train ride up to Penang Hill

Good to know

Know before you go: Arrival and timing
Arrive in good time before you begin the trail, as the 1.6 km route includes suspended walkways and the Curtis Crest Tree Top Walk, which can draw queues at busy periods. Wear comfortable, closed-toe shoes suitable for uneven surfaces, and bring water, sunscreen, and a light rain layer, as tropical weather can change quickly.
Getting around the venue
The site is an outdoor nature reserve, so your visit takes place largely in the open air along a marked trail. The Langur Way Canopy Walk and the Curtis Crest Tree Top Walk are the main elevated sections; take your time on the walkways and follow staff instructions at each point. The Wild Immersion VR experience is a separate add-on available on site if you wish to extend your visit.
During your visit
Keep noise low to avoid disturbing wildlife, including dusky leaf monkeys and flying lemurs that move through the canopy.
Photography for personal use is generally welcome outdoors; follow any posted guidelines at specific installations.
Food and drink policies may vary by zone, so check signage on arrival.
Stay on marked paths and do not feed or approach animals.
Cancellation policy: These tickets cannot be cancelled or rescheduled.

Frequently asked

What is The Habitat Penang Hill?

The Habitat Penang Hill is a nature and wildlife experience set within a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve above George Town, Penang. It features a 1.6 km nature trail with suspended walkways, pocket gardens, the Langur Way Canopy Walk across the world's longest double-span ribbon bridge, and the Curtis Crest Tree Top Walk, which is the highest public viewpoint on the island.

What can I see and do at The Habitat Penang Hill?

Visitors can walk the 1.6 km nature trail through 130-million-year-old tropical rainforest, cross the Langur Way Canopy ribbon bridge for views over the Andaman Sea, and enjoy a 360-degree panorama of Penang from the Curtis Crest Tree Top Walk. Wildlife including dusky leaf monkeys, flying lemurs, and the Sunda colugo may be spotted along the way.

Is there a virtual reality experience available at The Habitat Penang Hill?

Yes, the Wild Immersion VR is available as an upgrade to the standard experience. It is described as the world's first virtual nature reserve and has been approved by Jane Goodall, offering an immersive look at wildlife in their natural habitats.

Is The Habitat Penang Hill suitable for families?

The experience is suitable for the whole family, and Family Super Save tickets are available, offering savings for family groups.

Where is The Habitat Penang Hill and how do I get there?

The Habitat is located on Penang Hill, above George Town in Penang, Malaysia. Getting there is part of the experience, as visitors travel up on the iconic funicular railway, which has been in operation for 100 years.

What is the significance of Penang Hill?

Penang Hill has been a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve since 2019 and is one of Asia's oldest hill stations, first established by British settlers. The rainforest it sits within is approximately 130 million years old.