《Eat all Penang in 48 hours! Check out the murals in George Town + a guide to traditional Nanyang cuisine》

DAY1 Old Town Travel 📍**Duochun Tea House** (06:30-17:30) Must order kaya toast + hard-boiled eggs! The ceiling fan turns and you return to the 1950s. Remember to prepare cash, as there are often queues on Sundays 🖼️**Mural Walking Route** From "Sister and Brother on Bicycles" to "Brother and Sister Swinging", it is recommended to rent a motorcycle (RM30/day) to travel through the seven core alleys. If you encounter cast iron comics, remember to use the "Penang Heritage" APP to scan the QR code to listen to the story 🌆**Blue House Zhang Bishi Former Residence** (11:00-15:00 Guided Tour) The largest Qing Dynasty garden in Malaysia, the peacock blue glazed tiles are beyond the picture! Book tickets on the official website in advance (RM25) to avoid tour groups **DAY2 Mountain and Sea Flavor Tour** 🚞**Penang Hill Train** (6:30-23:00) Choose the sunset time! Regular tickets are RM12, fast-track tickets are RM80 to skip the line. The coffee shop on the mountaintop observation deck recommends the Man Jian Gao from Tea Terrace 🌃**Ayer Itam Night Market** (18:00-23:00) For laksa, make sure to order "Sister Curry Noodles", and for fried rice noodles, order the duck egg version! There are traditional Teochew opera performances on Wednesdays and Fridays **📌Travel Tips** 1️⃣It is recommended to stay in a homestay around Love Lane in George Town, which is within walking distance of 80% of the attractions 2️⃣Bring sunscreen + mosquito repellent! It is recommended to take photos of the murals before 9 am 3️⃣Most food stores only accept cash, and UnionPay cards are only accepted in areas with concentrated banks When the light and shadow of the murals are sprinkled on the Nyonya porcelain plate, you will understand that the most moving scenery of this world heritage city is always hidden in the bowl of steaming Fujian shrimp noodles on the corner.