Great fun and the sights and sounds are just like you have stepped into India. Loads of food places with easily the most vegetarian restaurants in Penang.

（2025/1/7） 走在小印度區域能聽見路邊的印度音樂，可見異國風情擺飾及商店，販售各類印度商品及印度料理，能感受印度氣氛

If you are exploring Indian cultures in Penang, you must visit Penang Little India. There are stores offering Indian fashion, Indian delicacies, Indian spices, Indian groceries, jeweleries, money changer, till Hindu temple. The location is within Georgetown UNESCO World Heritage Site. To reach Penang Little India, you may board City Area Transit (CAT) bus from Jetty Ferry Terminal and alight at Lebuh Pantai (Bank OCBC stop). From this bus stop, it is only around 1 minute walking distance to reach the entrance gate to Lebuh Pasar where Little India is located. If you drive private car, road side parking is available but is quite challenging. Instead, you may park at MBPP Carpark at Lebuh Pantai, which is just opposite to Little India entrance.

A great place to experience a little of India. There are lots of retail shops selling clothing, souvenirs, food and endless gold jewelry stores. If you find the Penang Famous Samosa place, you must try their Michelin star samosas. They’re to die for. Fresh, crispy and delicious.

Beautiful and traditional spot in Penang with delicious food options must visit

Great walk around little India. Great shops and authentic food along with clothes and flowers and temples and people are incredibly friendly.

Absolutely delightful Walk around the streets of little India in Georgetown Penang. Your five senses will be wide awake and alert by the joy of your surroundings. See? Feel? Smell? Touch? Hear? For those who really love the authenticity of this thriving community, this is the place to go. Totally recommended for the temples, the shops, the restaurants and the hospitality of its inhabitants.

As the name suggests it is minimum India in Penang. Here you will find shops selling Indian products ranging from clothes, food items etc Here, You will find Woodlands - 100% vegetarian restaurant A GOD SEND FOR VEGETARIANS LIKE US. Besides, there are some more Indian restaurants like Gem

A Beautiful and colourful part of GeorgeTown. Houses a majestic age old temple in the Queens street. Lots of eateries & restaurants nearby offering south indian food. A lot of departmental stores to buy indian goods & groceries. Plenty of clothing stores & jewellery shops to shop from.

小印度就是印度风貌街，挺有印度特色的

Nothing worth seeing apart from the fact that the town is UNESCO world haritage site

Little India in Penang is a vibrant hub for Tamil culture! It’s filled with colorful saree shops, ready-made clothing stores, jewelry outlets, grocery stores stocked with Indian essentials, and amazing South Indian restaurants serving authentic dishes. A perfect spot to experience Indian culture in the heart of George Town

So many varieties of merchandise available. Clothings, jewelleries, food and beverages, groceries, offices,an indian temple etc. Vibrant when deepavali and thaipusam. Few very good indian muslim restaurant and stalls selling various food. But, it isn't as good and cheap as before.

Little India in Penang is a vibrant and colorful slice of Indian culture in the heart of George Town! The lively streets are filled with the aroma of spices, the sound of Bollywood music, and the sight of beautifully decorated shops selling everything from traditional clothing and jewelry to authentic Indian sweets and spices. The food here is a highlight—delicious curries, dosas, biryanis, and fresh samosas are available at every corner. The restaurants and street vendors serve authentic flavors that transport you straight to India. Don’t miss the opportunity to try a refreshing glass of masala tea! The area is rich in culture, with colorful temples and vibrant murals, making it a great spot for photography enthusiasts. The welcoming locals add to the charm of this unique neighborhood. Little India in Penang is not just a place to shop or eat; it’s an immersive cultural experience that delights all the senses. A must-visit for anyone exploring the heritage of Penang!

Lots of shops, Indian music playing, food, clothing and souvenirs. The lovely scent of joss sticks and delicious food wagging through the air

A stroll through George Town's historic Little India is a must. This compact area is laid out in a grid-like fashion, much like a miniature Manhattan, with four streets intersecting three avenues. Indian shops dominate the landscape, creating a vibrant and culturally rich atmosphere. Think of Lebuh China, Lebuh Pasar, and Lebuh Chulia as the avenues, while Queen Street, King Street, Penang Street, and Beach Street form the cross streets. This arrangement creates a neat 3x4 grid that's easy to navigate. Within this grid, you'll find several notable landmarks. Be sure to visit the Little India Arcade, located at the bustling intersection of Lebuh Pasar and Beach Street. Also, don't miss the Sri Maha Mariamman Temple on Queen Street, conveniently close to Lebuh Chulia.

A Vibrant Slice of India in the Heart of Penang! Little India in George Town is an absolute gem! Walking through these streets felt like being transported to India—vibrant colors, lively music, and the tantalizing aroma of spices everywhere. The shops are filled with beautiful traditional clothes, jewelry, and authentic Indian spices. I even picked up some handmade souvenirs that are unique and full of character. The food was a highlight—so many street vendors offering delicious treats! I tried samosas, banana leaf rice, and masala chai, and every bite was bursting with flavor. The street is also home to the stunning Sri Mahamariamman Temple, which is a must-see for its intricate architecture and cultural significance. The energy here is unbeatable, especially during festivals when everything is decked out with lights and decorations. If you’re in Penang, don’t miss Little India. It’s a wonderful, immersive experience that gives you a taste of Indian culture. Highly recommended!

Vibrant streets and shops, with all Indian items you'd imagine to be part of a little India. Very authentic feel.