What to expect when visiting Penang
Penang is a cultural melting pot on the northwest coast of Malaysia. For such a small island, it has so much to offer — vibrant culture, colourful heritage, amazing food, urban wonders, and untouched rainforest.
At its heart is George Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a city rich in history. Famous for its street art, you can easily spend hours exploring its alleys. Sure, the island can be touristy. Yet somehow, it is able to maintain a laidback vibe and a charm that you can only find in Penang.
3 ways to get from Krabi to Penang
There are three ways to travel the distance of 490 km (304 miles) from Krabi to Penang: by . The journey takes between 153722867280912928h07m - 0 minute and the quickest way is by . The lowest priced tickets start from for the .Frequently Asked Questions about Krabi to Penang
What is the distance from Krabi to Penang?
The distance from Krabi to Penang is 490 km (304 miles).
What is the fastest way to get from Krabi to Penang?
The fastest way to get from Krabi to Penang is by and takes 153722867280912928h07m.
What is the cheapest way to get from Krabi to Penang?
The cheapest way to get from Krabi to Penang is by with ticket costs starting from .
Rounding it up
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