INTRODUCTION TO BUKIT MERTAJAM
- Railway station
- Bus. There are buses connecting towns like Butterworth, Kulim and Parit Buntar.
THINGS TO DO
See
- Bukit Berapit - a hill full of fruit trees such as durian, mangosteen, and nutmeg, with two buddist temples and scenic views
- Hutan Lipur'
- Megamall Penang (near Seberang Jaya) - the biggest shopping mall in Penang state
- Mengkuang Dam - the biggest dam in Penang, and a recreational activities venue
- St. Anne Church - every 3-4 week of July, pilgrims from around the world flock to this church and spend a night celebrating St. Anne's Day
- The railway station - once won the most beautiful station in Malaysia award
CUISINE
- Black man's rojak (pronounced olang rojak in Hokkien)
- Duck egg fried kueyteow (there are 3 stalls operated by 3 brothers, one in front of the railway station, another beside the taxi station, and the latest one in Jalan Kulim)
- Soya milk (nearby Pek Kong Cheng temple along Jalan Pasar)
- Roast duck and pork rice (roadside stall beside Pek Kong Cheng temple)
- Chendol - BM Chendol House, or the one in the market, behind KFC
- Yam rice at Taman Sentosa
- Hawker food in Taman Sri Rambai, Taman Sentosa
- Dim sum ("Wong Chow" or "Soon Hong" restaurant)
- Nasi kandar pelita
- Konlo mee (also known as tok tok mee) and mee soup (similar to Koay Teow Th'ng) - stall is located between the fruit stalls and Pek Kong Cheng temple
- Bak kut teh non-halal food/soup - there are 2 shops located at Jalan Mutiara, Taman Sri Rambai, operated by brothers; one is top 20 most delicious bak kut teh in Malaysia
