My First Visit to Penang, Malaysia on a Royal Caribbean Cruise
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I'm still gobsmacked at the amount of space and floor space I've got in this standard ocean view.
I have to say, I think this looks awesome. What a great way to start a day.
This is probably one of the most intricate, beautiful temples I've been to, and the setting is just incredible.
I would do this again in a heartbeat. And I recommend you do if you're in the area.
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Join me on day 2 of my Royal Caribbean cruise onboard Ovation of the Seas as we arrive into Penang, Malaysia. It's my first ever visit and I am making the most of my time ashore with a tour of the incredible Kek Lok Si Temple followed by Penang Hill where I take a funicular 700 metres above sea level for amazing views, delicious food and in search of the rare Dusky Leaf Monkeys (spoiler alert, I find multiple). Next up, sunset back in the capital of George Town. Meanwhile, onboard Ovation, I'll show you more venues, food options, entertainment, open deck facilities and talk about how I am managing a large ship that's near to capacity! All this and much more on Travel Blog Jamie! Don’t forget to like this video, subscribe and turn on notifications for bi-weekly cruise and travel vlogs plus my Monday night lives! Let’s follow each other on Facebook (jamiewrobins), X, Threads and Instagram @travelblogjamie. You can become an exclusive member / Patron at Patreon.com/travelblogjamie, have personalised videos made for you at Cameo.com/travelblogjamie and find my webpage at beacons.ai/travelblogjamie. #cruise #royalcaribbean #travelblogjamie #penang #malaysia