Penang National Park

Penang National Park is a national park located on the northwestern corner of Penang Island in Malaysia. The park covers an area of 9.9 square miles and is the smallest national park in the country. It encompasses both land and sea, providing a unique place to discover the natural wonders of the area. The park features a variety of habitats, including sandy beaches, mangrove forests, dipterocarp forests, and a meromictic lake. It is home to over 415 species of flora and 143 species of fauna, including dolphins, green turtles, hawksbill turtles, and sea otters. The park also has several beaches, such as Teluk Duyung, also known as Monkey Beach, which is a popular spot for visitors. The park's remote nature and beautiful beaches make it an amazing place for those who love nature and the outdoors