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Penang opens three heritage sites free to public for Malaysia Day
Three of Penang's most significant heritage attractions will waive entry fees for two days beginning tomorrow to mark Malaysia Day. The initiative aims to encourage public appreciation of the state's rich cultural and historical heritage.
LSN Malaysia ·
GEORGE TOWN — Three heritage sites across Penang will grant free admission to visitors over two days starting tomorrow in conjunction with Malaysia Day celebrations. The promotional period will allow residents and tourists alike to explore some of the state's most culturally significant locations without entry charges. The move is designed to make heritage sites more accessible to the public and foster greater interest in Penang's historical legacy. Malaysia Day is observed annually on September 16 to commemorate the formation of Malaysia in 1963. Heritage preservation has become increasingly important to Penang's tourism and cultural development strategies, with the state's Georgetown Historic City recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The free-entry initiative reflects broader efforts to engage the community with its architectural and historical landmarks during national celebrations.