Penang Batik Factory

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Penang Batik Factory

Penang Batik Factory, established in 1973 and operating since, shows off the manufacturing of traditional and handmade batik. Here, you can not only buy beautiful sarongs, scarves and accessories but also join a guided tour for getting to know the production process of those colourful goods itself.

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addressTeluk Bahang, Penang
emailguah@penangbatik.com.my
openingHoursDaily 9am–5:30pm
phone+60 4 885 1284
websitepenangbatik.com.my

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