How to spend a long weekend in Penang, Malaysia's quirky, culinary capital

Heritage architecture, beautiful beaches, lush national parks packed with wildlife and some of the most sought-after food in all of Asia — Malaysia's second smallest state punches well above its weight. Discover how to spend an idyllic 72 hours here.

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