The Habitat at Penang Hill
The Habitat at Penang Hill is a unique nature park and eco-tourism attraction located on the lush slopes of Penang Hill, Malaysia. Spanning about 14 hectares, it offers visitors an immersive experience into the rich biodiversity of Penang’s rainforest. One of its most iconic features is The Curtis Crest, the highest point on Penang Hill, which provides stunning panoramic views of the island and the surrounding Strait of Malacca. Another highlight is the Tree Top Walk, a suspended bridge that takes visitors on an elevated journey through the forest canopy, allowing for close-up views of the diverse plant and animal life that thrive in the region.
The Habitat is not only a top tourist destination but also a center for conservation efforts. Managed by The Habitat Foundation, the site is dedicated to promoting rainforest research and supporting biodiversity conservation. The Foundation is actively involved in enhancing protected area management, conducting scientific studies, and implementing habitat restoration initiatives to preserve the integrity of the local ecosystem.
Through its educational programs and sustainable practices, The Habitat at Penang Hill plays a crucial role in fostering environmental awareness and safeguarding the unique natural heritage of Penang’s rainforest for future generations.
Contact
Address
The Habitat Penang Hill
Bukit Bendera
11300 Penang, Malaysia.
Phone: +6019 6457741
