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Travelling the world one Guinness at a time | downbubble.com Explore street art, street food, history and more in this George Town, Penang Itinerary for 2-3 days How long do you need to visit George Town in Penang Malaysia? At the end of the Chew Jetty; one of the six George Town Clan Jetties Along the seafront of George Town historical centre, just two blocks parallel from Beach Street, you can find the Clan Jetties. Finally, for the more budget conscious or keen street food aficionados head to the Northam Beach Café – an open air food hall ie choose food from your preferred hawker and have a seat on one of the tables overlooking the sea. Still you can grab an alfresco drink at The Beach Bar and then continue your walk down Upper Penang Road for Chinese street food at the Red Garden Food Paradise (next to The Trishaw Man street-art mural by Earnest Zacharevic) or anything else that catches your eye along the way.

But short on time and unable to choose, we set off for Penang and Langkawi to see both in 7 days… and found ourselves at the end having seen a bonus third destination – Koh Lipe, Thailand! When to visit Penang, Langkawi and Koh Lipe Beach Street, George Town was rather unoccupied the day of our visit in the shoulder season month of April. How to divide your time between Penang or Langkawi and Koh Lipe This will depend on what interests you most, so read through each destination’s quick guide below. Our recommendation would be 2-3 days Penang, 1-2 days Langkawi and minimum 3 days on Koh Lipe!

Therefore our 1 month in Sri Lanka Itinerary is for July – the month we visited, and is best suited to taking advantage of where the weather is best at this time of year in Sri Lanka. As such our 1 month Sri Lanka itinerary for July mostly sticks to the east coast although we did come round to the south by the end of the July just to see what we were missing out on and discovered that in fact the monsoon was not as bad by this time as had been advertised on the internet! We stayed a minute’s walk from the beach in very luxury for less accommodations at The Ocean Beach Hotel Arugam Bay (not a hotel but nice all the same! ). If you’re happy to pack light and spend a couple of hours in a car, bus or train every other day you could certainly fit more in, hopping from beach to beach along the south coast.

How to beat the lines at Shanghai Disneyland It took us a year and a half of living in Shanghai to finally visit Shanghai Disneyland, even though it’s in the same suburb as where we live! Costs run ¥120-¥150 per ride (to ride once) or around ¥600-¥900 per set (to ride each ride once) (peak vs non peak visit times) and can be paid through the app using a foreign credit card (or via AliPay/ China Union Pay cards for Chinese residents). If you stay at the Shanghai Disneyland Resort or Toy Story Hotel you get a couple of extra perks for getting ahead of the crowd: Avoid a long wait in the main entrance queue by entering via the side entrance (the one between Disneyland and Disneytown) which is for exclusive use of Disneyland Resort (and Toy Story Hotel) guests only until 10am daily when Disneytown officially opens. Our best advice for how to beat the lines at Shanghai Disneyland could be as follows: choose your visit day and time carefully, aim for inclement weather; arrive before 8am to be some of the first through the park gates to book as many free Fastpasses on your Disney App as possible!