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What a place but visit when you're as acclimatized as possible as there's no escape from the heat until you get to the gift shop. It would be a shame to hurry round as the audio tour is very good and incredibly informative. There are...More
We were recommended this venue by another couple we met on the Hop on Hop off bus. We decided to come on the bus on our last day of our three day pass and we bought the tickets on the bus which were excellent value....More
I went here by public transportation, first the google map showing that i have to stop somewhere else and walk around 1.3 km then i have to walk around 1.5 km before i can catch the public transportatio (rapid bus no 101 or 102). Then...More
Definitely worth visiting if you find yourself in Batu Ferringhi. You can easily spend a couple of hours here taking in really nice surroundings. My main advice would be to pack mosquito repellent as we got bitten from head to toes!
Trpical spice garden is a wonderful place the fragrances the plants must see and feel..... Travel to Penang, u will enjoy a lot.
Visited the tropical spice gardens with a friend whilst in Penang...was amazing, beautiful well established and maintained gardens. Well priced with friendly staff snd the option to do a cooking class (which we found out later sadly ) a relaxing way to spend an hour...More
My friend booked me a walking tour in the garden followed by a cooking class. The walking tour is really interesting . The guide knows his tour and plants and a lot of interesting thing about history. Vijay at the cooking class is amazing King...More
1)Audio guide was not functioning well and need to plug in own audio jack for it. Info from the audio guide was misleaded info and lead to wrong recognize of plant. 2) plant/spices info board displayed and confused because of the plant was in another...More
Spent about an hour in this garden under rainy condition- it was a bit like walking in a rainforest. The difference was the fragrance of different kind of spicy plantation. I also loved the pond and waterfalls in the garden.
An entry of 30 RM is a bit to much to spend. They have very well kept it. We can call it a spice forest than a garden. This place as 100's os spices trees in most natural format. It is educative but depends on...More
Thank you NikhilNahar, glad that you made it to the garden. Yes we sometimes call it a mini rainforest experience as well because it is really more than just herbs and spices! Hope to see you again next time! :)
