Actividades en Yan

Very nice place to visit, specially the Habitat, rain forest. This place full of natural scenic beauty, with big trees, flowers, various birds and other creatures.

It really fun especially can spend time with family. Suitable for active boys.

几个月前访问过。从双溪大年开车容易。有一些历史古迹和博物馆。所有条目都是免费的。如果您对考古感兴趣的好地方。可以看到该地区的古代印度教历史。还行吧..仅当您在附近时，再造访。

Pantai Murni Waterfront is quite complete with various facilities. Here you can see a line of food stalls selling various types of snacks to eat while relaxing on this beautiful beach.

Titi Hayun Recreational Forest is located about 3 km from Yan town and 40 km from Alor Star town. This recreational forest got its name in conjunction with the existence of a hanging bridge near the area. To get here you can use public transport or your own vehicle. This recreational forest is the focus of visitors for bathing and picnicking, especially on weekends or during the school holidays. Recreational facilities for visitors are chalets, food stalls, parking, waqf, surau, open hall, chalets, hostels and toilets. There are forest trails and waterfalls.

However, this location is not as quiet as Batu Hampar Waterfall because it is a popular camping area especially during the holiday season, in addition, this waterfall is quite visible even from Pekan Yan.

The heart of Penang. There are many things to see and do. Shopping malls, souvenior shops, museums! And hop on the free CAT bus that takes you around Georgetown!

高空视野佳，可俯瞰乔治市。特别是影片播放完毕后，眼前突然开阔，非常震撼。彩虹步道需要穿鞋套，有工作人员会热情帮助拍照，当然是收费的。

A little forest that was an hour drive away from my accommodation. It’s also an events place that hosts cooking classes and camping. I enjoyed strolling around this place and breathing fresh air. It has ample seating and some slides 🤔 scattered throughout the area. There was also a reflexology path and fish spa but because I had small cuts on my feet—shouldn’t have worn kitten heels while strolling in Georgetown 🤦🏻‍♀️—I couldn’t try them.At the entrance, the staff gave mosquito repellent lotion and warned the guests not to touch [and especially ingest] anything in the poison garden. Each poisonous plant had a plaque that enumerated the symptoms one would get by eating them. Funny thing is, at the end of the garden was the herbal kiosk where you can get free tea 😅

Its a beautiful beach area, with lot of nice food and drinks with beach bars. The sunset view is amazing and have a great night life.