Perched atop the historic Penang Hill, The Habitat offers an eco-friendly retreat that immerses visitors in nature’s splendor while promoting sustainability. This verdant escape begins at the Gateway, where informative displays introduce the biodiversity and ecological significance of Penang Hill. One of the park's key attractions, the Langur Way Canopy Walk, stretches 230 meters, offering panoramic views of the rainforest and the Andaman Sea. Designed with minimal environmental impact, it offers an up-close experience of the region's flora and fauna.

Another highlight is the Curtis Crest Tree Top Walk, the highest public viewing platform on the island. At 800 meters above sea level, it provides stunning 360-degree vistas, spanning from Penang’s cityscape to distant Langkawi. Educational signage along the trails adds a deeper understanding of the rich plant life, from towering dipterocarps to vibrant orchids, offering botanists and casual visitors alike a chance to connect with the environment.

Guided tours led by knowledgeable naturalists delve further into the ecological and historical context of the area, making every walk an enriching experience. These tours enhance visitors' awareness of the importance of conservation and sustainability, ensuring that tourism here has a positive environmental impact.

In addition to its nature trails, The Habitat offers a variety of conservation programs, workshops, and events focused on educating visitors about sustainable practices. The infrastructure is thoughtfully designed to accommodate visitors of all ages and physical abilities, making it accessible and enjoyable for everyone.

The Habitat Penang Hill is more than just a scenic attraction—it's a call to action for environmental stewardship, where every visit contributes to a deeper appreciation and protection of our natural world.