Owl Museum

How many types of owls exist? What do they eat? Why can they turn their necks 180 degrees? Do they denote wisdom or do they signify threat or risk? For answers to these and many such curious questions about owls, plan a visit to this exciting Owl Museum on the cooler Penang Hill. Besides all the fun this museum promises, it is also an enormous repository of knowledge and information about these fascinating birds of prey. Learn about the various species of owls and find out about how these night-creatures are perceived culturally in various parts of the world. Learn about the conservation efforts to tackle the menace of poaching and other threats. The Owl Museum is yet another display of rich art and crafts tradition of Penang, bringing important aspects to the popular fore.
The entrance to this museum welcomes you with a larger than life replica of this bird. Explore the visually stunning collection of crafted owls that are neatly stacked in an array of glass cases. Click pictures with the three dimensional art. While at it, do not forget to use the interactive but manually operated props that would provide interesting facts about these ‘hunters of night’.

Tips: Located on Penang Hill, an hour’s ride from George Town, it is best to visit this site while visiting and doing other activities on this charming and popular destination.