Bayan Baru Travel Guide

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Also available: Panduan Melawat Bayan Baru

Bayan Baru (Chinese: 峇央峇魯; Pinyin: Bāyāng Bālǔ) is a planned township in Bayan Lepas, in the southeastern part of Penang Island, Malaysia. Developed by the Penang Development Corporation (PDC) from the 1970s, it grew from an area of paddy fields and wetlands into a busy urban centre serving nearby residential neighbourhoods and the Bayan Lepas Free Industrial Zone. Today, Bayan Baru is known for its shopping facilities, food outlets, public amenities and convenient access to Penang International Airport and other parts of the island.

Quick Facts

Geography and Location

Bayan Baru lies in the southeastern part of Penang Island, within the wider Bayan Lepas urban area. It is south of George Town and close to the island's main industrial and airport facilities. Its location has helped it develop into an important residential and commercial centre for people working in the southern part of Penang.

The township is surrounded by established neighbourhoods, including Sungai Ara, Relau and Bukit Jambul. The nearby Bayan Lepas Free Industrial Zone is a major centre of manufacturing and employment, particularly in the electrical and electronics sector. This proximity has contributed to demand for housing, shops, restaurants, offices and other services in Bayan Baru and neighbouring areas. 1

Roads connecting Bayan Baru with the rest of the island include Jalan Sultan Azlan Shah and the Tun Dr Lim Chong Eu Expressway. Local roads link the township's residential areas with its commercial centres, schools, markets and public facilities. Penang International Airport is also nearby, making Bayan Baru a practical base for visitors with business or travel arrangements in the southern part of the island.

Although Bayan Baru is often associated with Bayan Lepas, the two names are not interchangeable in every context. Bayan Lepas refers to a wider locality, while Bayan Baru identifies the planned township and its surrounding urban neighbourhoods. The boundaries used in everyday conversation may differ from formal administrative boundaries.

History of Bayan Baru

Development in the 1970s

Before urban development began, much of the land now occupied by Bayan Baru consisted of paddy fields and wetlands. The landscape was shaped by low-lying ground and waterways that drained towards the coast. Farming and rural settlement formed part of the area's earlier character.

The development of the Bayan Lepas Free Industrial Zone created a need for housing and supporting urban facilities close to the new industrial employment centre. The Penang Development Corporation, established by the Penang state government in 1969, became a key agency in the state's economic and township development programmes. PDC began developing Bayan Baru in the early 1970s as a planned residential and commercial township. 1

The township was intended to provide housing and everyday amenities near the growing industrial zone. Residential properties, shops and public facilities were built on land that had previously been used for agriculture. As the surrounding industrial area expanded, Bayan Baru developed into a more substantial urban centre, serving both residents and the growing workforce.

From paddy fields to an urban centre

Over the following decades, Bayan Baru changed considerably. Houses and residential estates spread across the former agricultural landscape, while shops, offices and other commercial premises appeared along the main roads. The growth of the Bayan Lepas industrial area encouraged further development, and the township became an important place for shopping, dining and daily services in southeastern Penang.

The increase in population and vehicle ownership also changed how people moved around the area. Roads were widened or upgraded in response to growing traffic, and major road infrastructure improved connections with other parts of the island. However, these changes did not eliminate congestion. Traffic can still build up during the morning and evening commuting periods, particularly on routes serving industrial workplaces and the airport.

Flooding and the Former Wetlands

Bayan Baru's original landscape helps explain why flooding was a concern during the township's early years. Before the area was developed, wetlands and paddy fields absorbed and temporarily stored water. Streams and rivers, including Sungai Ara and Sungai Relau, carried runoff through the low-lying landscape towards the coast.

During periods of heavy rain, water levels in these waterways could rise. When heavy rainfall coincided with high tides, drainage towards the sea could become less effective, increasing the risk of flooding in low-lying areas. Residents once joked that buying a house in Bayan Baru came with a sampan, reflecting memories of the flooding experienced during the township's early development.

Drainage works and changes to waterways have altered how water moves through the area. Sungai Ara and Sungai Relau have been modified in parts of their courses, with drainage channels directing water towards downstream waterways. These engineering measures have helped manage runoff, but they cannot eliminate every flood risk.

Flash flooding can still occur during intense downpours, particularly where drains are obstructed or the drainage system is overwhelmed. Conditions can vary from one street to another, so visitors should pay attention to local weather and road conditions during heavy rain rather than assuming that the entire township is equally affected.

The Proposed Jamestown Plan

Bayan Baru's history can be considered alongside an earlier proposal associated with the idea of establishing a town called Jamestown in the southern part of Penang Island, reportedly as an alternative to George Town. The proposal did not develop into the town originally envisaged.

This proposed plan should not be confused with the actual development of modern Bayan Baru. The township that emerged from the 1970s was part of the wider programme to develop industry and supporting urban areas in southeastern Penang. Readers interested in the Jamestown proposal can consult historical accounts of the plan to relocate George Town for further context. 2

Origin of the Name Bayan Baru

The name Bayan Baru consists of two Malay words. Baru means “new”, while bayan can refer to a type of parrot in Malay usage. The literal meanings of the words, however, do not establish the precise historical reason the name was chosen for the township.

Given the township's development as a new urban area near Bayan Lepas, the name can reasonably be understood in the context of a new settlement associated with the wider Bayan area. Without a definitive historical record explaining the naming decision, this should be treated as a contextual interpretation rather than a proven etymology.

Shopping and Commercial Centres

Sunshine Square

Sunshine Square is a longstanding commercial landmark in Bayan Baru. It provides shopping and everyday services for residents, workers and visitors. The surrounding area has additional shops, offices, eateries and other businesses, making it a useful place to run errands or stop for a meal.

The businesses operating within a shopping centre can change over time. If you are visiting specifically for a particular shop or service, check current listings and opening hours before setting out.

Local markets and food centres

Bayan Baru's markets and food centres serve the daily needs of the local population. They provide places to buy groceries, prepared food and other everyday items. Unlike large shopping malls, these facilities also offer a glimpse of ordinary neighbourhood life, particularly during busy breakfast and lunch periods.

Opening hours vary between individual stalls. Some food sellers operate mainly in the morning, while others serve lunch or dinner. Visitors hoping to try a particular dish should allow for the possibility that a stall may be closed on the day of their visit.

Setia SPICE

Setia SPICE is a major convention, exhibition, event and sports complex in Bayan Baru. Its facilities include spaces for conferences, exhibitions and other events, as well as sports and recreational amenities. It has helped establish Bayan Baru as a destination for business visitors and people attending organised events. 3

If you are visiting Setia SPICE for an exhibition, conference or performance, check the event organiser's information for the correct entrance, registration arrangements and parking details. Access requirements and operating arrangements can differ depending on the event.

Queensbay Mall and nearby shopping areas

Queensbay Mall is located in the wider Bayan Lepas area, north of Bayan Baru. It offers a broad selection of retail shops, restaurants and leisure facilities. Although it is not in the centre of Bayan Baru, it is accessible by road and provides another shopping option for visitors staying in the southeastern part of Penang Island. 4

These commercial centres serve different needs. Sunshine Square and local food centres are convenient for everyday shopping and dining, while Setia SPICE is primarily associated with events and conventions. Queensbay Mall offers a larger shopping and leisure environment.

Food in Bayan Baru

Bayan Baru has a varied food scene shaped by its residential population, industrial workforce and commercial activity. Visitors can find hawker stalls, food courts, coffee shops, restaurants and familiar Malaysian food chains. The selection ranges from quick breakfasts and affordable lunches to sit-down meals in shopping centres and commercial districts.

Local Malaysian dishes

Depending on the stalls and restaurants operating at the time of your visit, food options may include nasi lemak, nasi kandar, roti canai, fried noodles, curry noodles, rice dishes and a variety of soups. Food courts and neighbourhood eateries are useful places to look for everyday Malaysian meals without having to travel into central George Town.

For breakfast, look for local coffee shops and food stalls that open early. At lunchtime, eateries serving workers from nearby offices and factories can become busy. Dinner options are available in commercial areas, although individual opening hours vary.

Food for Muslim travellers

Malay and Muslim visitors can look for Malay eateries and establishments that offer halal food. However, the type of cuisine or the presence of seafood on a menu does not by itself confirm that a restaurant is halal-certified. If halal status is important to you, check the restaurant's certification or ask the management directly.

Food courts may contain stalls with different owners and food-handling practices. Where necessary, ask about ingredients, cooking methods and the preparation of food before ordering.

Where to Stay in Bayan Baru

Bayan Baru is a practical place to stay for visitors attending events at Setia SPICE, working in the Bayan Lepas Free Industrial Zone or needing convenient access to Penang International Airport. Accommodation options in Bayan Baru and the wider Bayan Lepas area include hotels and other forms of short-term lodging, with availability and prices varying according to season and demand.

When choosing accommodation, check the actual address and distance to your intended destination. A hotel described as being in Bayan Lepas may not be within walking distance of Bayan Baru or Setia SPICE. If you need to reach a factory, convention hall or the airport at a particular time, take traffic conditions into account.

How to Get to Bayan Baru

By car

Bayan Baru is connected to the main road network of southeastern Penang Island. From George Town, motorists can travel south using the island's main roads and connect to Jalan Sultan Azlan Shah or the Tun Dr Lim Chong Eu Expressway, depending on the destination. Local roads lead into the township's residential and commercial areas.

From Penang International Airport, Bayan Baru is a short drive away in general terms, although the actual distance and travel time depend on the exact destination and traffic conditions. Visitors arriving with luggage can use a taxi, e-hailing service or rental car.

Drivers arriving from other parts of Penang Island should allow extra time during weekday commuting periods. Roads serving the airport, industrial zone and major commercial centres can become congested when large numbers of workers are travelling to or from work.

By Rapid Penang bus

Bayan Baru is served by Rapid Penang bus routes connecting the southeastern part of the island with George Town, the airport and other localities. Route 401E is one of the services linking George Town with the airport via major destinations that include Queensbay Mall, Setia SPICE and Bayan Baru. Other routes may serve parts of the surrounding area. 5

Bus routes, stopping points, operating hours and service frequency may change. Check the current Rapid Penang route information before travelling, especially if you need to catch a flight or attend an event at a fixed time. Make sure the selected bus stops near your intended destination rather than assuming that every service through Bayan Lepas serves the same stops.

For visitors travelling from George Town, bus services can be an economical option. However, a stop may still require a walk to the final destination, and walking routes across major roads are not always convenient. If carrying heavy luggage or travelling late, a taxi or e-hailing service may be more practical.

By taxi or e-hailing

Taxis and e-hailing services offer direct journeys from Penang International Airport, George Town, nearby hotels and other parts of the island. They are particularly useful for visitors carrying luggage, travelling in groups or heading to a specific address that is not close to a bus stop.

Getting Around Bayan Baru

Bayan Baru is an urban township, but its shops, housing estates and commercial facilities are spread across several roads and neighbourhoods. Walking works well for short trips within a shopping centre or along a cluster of nearby shops, but it is not always the most convenient way to travel between different parts of the township.

Traffic congestion is most likely during weekday commuting periods and around busy commercial areas. Heavy rain may also slow journeys and cause water to accumulate in low-lying locations. If your plans depend on arriving at a particular time, allow a reasonable margin for delays.

Suggested Visit to Bayan Baru

For a short visit, begin with a walk around one of Bayan Baru's commercial centres or local food areas. Enjoy breakfast or lunch at a food court, explore the shops at Sunshine Square, and visit Setia SPICE if an exhibition or event is taking place. This provides a practical introduction to the township's everyday life and commercial functions.

If you have more time, continue to Queensbay Mall or explore neighbouring parts of Bayan Lepas. Visitors interested in urban development can also observe how Bayan Baru's residential areas, commercial buildings and road network form part of the wider industrial and airport corridor in southeastern Penang.

Practical Tips for Visitors

Location of Bayan Baru

Measured from the Bayan Baru Roundabout (GPS: 5.33164, 100.29524), Bayan Baru is 11.0 km to Komtar, 4.6 km to the Penang Bridge, 5.4 km to the Second Penang Bridge and 5.2 km to the Penang International Airport.

Additional notes

The annual Pasar Ramadhan Bayan Baru, an annual hawker fair that is held during the fasting month of Ramadhan, is one of the biggest such fairs on Penang Island.

Updates on Bayan Baru

17 April, 2016
The Star (Calls to adjust LRT line) reports Bayan Baru Community Hawkers Association chairman Ooi Teong Eng urging that the proposed Bayan Lepas LRT line pass through inner Bayan Baru for the benefit of hawkers and business complexes located there.

Conclusion

Bayan Baru is an important example of Penang's transformation from an agricultural landscape into a planned urban township. Developed to support the growth of the Bayan Lepas industrial area, it has evolved into a centre for housing, shopping, food, services and events. Its proximity to the airport and main road network makes it convenient for both residents and visitors, although traffic congestion remains a consideration.

For travellers, Bayan Baru offers a useful base for business visits, conventions and exploring southeastern Penang. Its history also illustrates how industrial development, urban planning and changes to the natural landscape have shaped the modern island.

Videos on Bayan Baru

Map of Bayan Baru, Penang

Apartments and Condominiums in Bayan Baru

  1. 1-Sky (1-World II) (GPS: 5.32929, 100.28471)
  2. 1-World Condominium (GPS: 5.32876, 100.28469)
  3. Arena Residence (GPS: 5.32645, 100.28075)
  4. D'Piazza Condominium (GPS: 5.32533, 100.28319)
  5. Elit Heights (GPS: 5.32284, 100.28246)
  6. Mahsuri Square (GPS: 5.32917, 100.28718)
  7. Pangsapuri Kastam Bayan Baru (GPS: 5.32969, 100.28383)
  8. Pangsapuri Mahsuri (GPS: 5.3292, 100.2916)
  9. PIX 1 Residences (GPS: 5.32243, 100.28574)
  10. PSB Mahsuri (GPS: 5.32781, 100.29249)
  11. Puteri Indah Apartment (GPS: 5.32088, 100.28735)
  12. Senze @ PICC (GPS: 5.33006, 100.28804)

Low-, Medium Cost and Affordable Apartments in Bayan Baru

  1. Mahsuri Square (GPS: 5.32917, 100.28718)
  2. Pangsapuri Kastam Bayan Baru (GPS: 5.32969, 100.28383)
  3. Puteri Indah Apartment (GPS: 5.32088, 100.28735)

Housing Estates in Bayan Baru

  1. Taman Melati (GPS: 5.33219, 100.29164)
  2. Taman Melati Jaya (GPS: 5.33159, 100.2842)
  3. Taman Sri Tunas (GPS: 5.32181, 100.2866)
  4. Taman Sunway Tunas (GPS: 5.32394, 100.28107)

Neighbourhoods in Bayan Baru

  1. Kampung Jawa (GPS: 5.32575, 100.29382)
  2. Sungai Nibong Kecil (GPS: 5.33107, 100.28702)

Streets in Bayan Baru

  1. Bayan Baru Roundabout
  2. Hala Nibong
  3. Halaman Mahsuri
  4. Halaman Mayang Pasir
  5. Hilir Nibong 1
  6. Hilir Nibong 2
  7. Jalan Mahsuri
  8. Jalan Mayang Pasir
  9. Jalan Mayang Pasir 1
  10. Jalan Mayang Pasir 2
  11. Jalan Mayang Pasir 3
  12. Jalan Nibong
  13. Jalan Sultan Azlan Shah
  14. Jalan Tengah
  15. Jalan Tun Dr Awang
  16. Lebuhraya Mayang Pasir
  17. Lebuh Mayang Pasir
  18. Lebuh Nibong
  19. Lebuhraya Nibong
  20. Lengkok Mahsuri
  21. Lengkok Mayang Pasir 1
  22. Lengkok Mayang Pasir 2
  23. Lintang Mahsuri
  24. Lintang Mayang Pasir 1
  25. Lintang Mayang Pasir 2
  26. Lintang Mayang Pasir 3
  27. Lintang Mayang Pasir 4
  28. Lintang Mayang Pasir 5
  29. Lintang Nibong
  30. Lorong Mahsuri 1
  31. Lorong Mahsuri 2
  32. Lorong Mahsuri 3
  33. Lorong Mahsuri 4
  34. Lorong Mahsuri 5
  35. Lorong Mahsuri 6
  36. Lorong Mahsuri 7
  37. Lorong Mahsuri 8
  38. Lorong Mahsuri 9
  39. Lorong Mahsuri 10
  40. Lorong Mahsuri 11
  41. Lorong Mahsuri 12
  42. Lorong Mayang Pasir 1
  43. Lorong Mayang Pasir 2
  44. Lorong Mayang Pasir 3
  45. Lorong Mayang Pasir 4
  46. Lorong Mayang Pasir 5
  47. Medan Mayang Pasir
  48. Persiaran Mahsuri
  49. Pesara Mahsuri 5
  50. Solok Mahsuri 1
  51. Solok Mahsuri 2
  52. Solok Mahsuri 3
  53. Solok Mahsuri 4
  54. Solok Mahsuri 5
  55. Solok Mayang Pasir
  56. Tingkat Mahsuri 4
  57. Tingkat Mayang Pasir
  58. Tingkat Nibong 1
  59. Tingkat Nibong 2

Upcoming Development in Bayan Baru

  1. Bayan Baru City Centre (GPS: 5.32112, 100.28493)
  2. Sunway Dora (GPS: 5.32377, 100.27844)

Commercial Properties in Bayan Baru

  1. 1-Atrium (GPS: 5.32801, 100.28458)
  2. 1-Square (GPS: 5.32899, 100.28386)
  3. Arena Curve (GPS: 5.32645, 100.28075)
  4. Elit Avenue (GPS: 5.32284, 100.28246)
  5. GBS @ Mayang formerly Mayang Mall (GPS: 5.32639, 100.28484)

Markets in Bayan Baru

  1. Bayan Baru Market (GPS: 5.32483, 100.28637)

Petrol Stations in Bayan Baru

  1. Petronas Kampung Jawa (GPS: 5.32897, 100.29432)
  2. Shell Bayan Baru (GPS: 5.32781, 100.28803)

Schools in Bayan Baru

  1. Bayan Baru Market (GPS: 5.32483, 100.28637)

Hospitals in Bayan Baru

  1. Pantai Hospital (GPS: 5.32078, 100.28232)

Hotels in Bayan Baru

  1. Amari SPICE Penang (GPS: 5.33017, 100.28134)
  2. Hotel Equatorial (GPS: 5.337897, 100.284578)
  3. Hotel Seri Malaysia (GPS: 5.324341, 100.283035)
  4. Olive Tree Hotel (GPS: 5.327004, 100.279637)
  5. Super 8 Hotel (GPS: 5.324931, 100.284924)
  6. The Corum View Hotel (GPS: 5.321675, 100.286487)

Sights in Bayan Baru

  1. Penang Development Corporation (GPS: 5.3288, 100.28252)
  2. Penang Skills Development Centre (GPS: 5.31993, 100.2905)
  3. SPICE (GPS: 5.329, 100.2803)
  4. Sunway Tunas Park (GPS: 5.32689, 100.27851)
  5. Tanah Lapang Medan Mahsuri (GPS: 5.32131, 100.2808)

Mosques and Muslim's Places of Worship in Bayan Baru

  1. Madrasah Al Ubudiah (GPS: 5.31736, 100.28396)
  2. Masjid Umar Ibn Al-Khattab (GPS: 5.3239, 100.28567)
  3. Surau Bandar Bayan Baru (GPS: 5.32292, 100.28731)

Amenities in Bayan Baru

  1. Bayan Baru Post Office

Shopping Malls in Bayan Baru

  1. D'Piazza Mall (GPS: 5.32644, 100.28237)
  2. Giant Hypermarket Bayan Baru (GPS: 5.32111, 100.28386)
  3. One Precinct (GPS: 5.32546, 100.28469)
  4. Penang International Commercial City (GPS: 5.33208, 100.28873)
  5. Quartermile (GPS: 5.32499, 100.28469)
  6. Sunshine Square (GPS: 5.32612, 100.28716)
  7. Suntech @ Penang Cybercity (GPS: 5.32567, 100.28633)

What to eat in Bayan Baru

  1. Nasi Tujuh Benua in Bayan Baru was recommended by Easter Yeoh on 29 September, 2019
  2. Black sesame mixed peanut dessert at Sweet Soup House was recommended by Eddy Tong on 12 September, 2019
  3. Herbal Soup at the Bayan Baru Hawker Centre was recommended by Jonathan Chan on 27 August, 2019

Eateries in Bayan Baru

  1. Bayan Baru Hawker Centre (GPS: 5.32507, 100.2856)
  2. Kedai Makanan BB (GPS: 5.32629, 100.28609)
  3. KFC Bayan Baru
  4. KFC Giant Bayan Baru
  5. McDonald's
  6. Nasi Kandar Makbul, Jalan Tengah
  7. Nasi Kandar Pelita - Giant
  8. Nasi Kandar Zamruud
  9. Old Town White Coffee
  10. Pizza Hut Sunshine Square
  11. Pizza Hut Giant
  12. Secret Recipe
  13. Subway
  14. Sunshine Food Court
  15. Sunshine Pushcart Mee Goreng
  16. Syed Bistro (GPS: 5.32696, 100.27985)

Banks in Bayan Baru

  1. Affin Bank
  2. Bank Muamalat
  3. Bank Simpanan Nasional
  4. CIMB Bank
  5. Hong Leong Bank
  6. Maybank
  7. Public Bank
  8. RHB Bank

Private clinics in Bayan Baru

  1. Klinik Hari (Bukit Gedung)
  2. Klinik Malaysia
  3. Klinik Sentosa
  4. Pantai Hospital
  5. SmileBay Dental Surgery

Government Buildings in Bayan Baru

  1. Penang Development Corporation (GPS: 5.3288, 100.28253)

Businesses in Bayan Baru

  1. 7 Eleven Bayan Baru
  2. Affetto Bridal Studio
  3. AK Car Wash
  4. BB Communication
  5. Blue Flower & Gift
  6. Claris Florist & Gift Centre
  7. Da Blue Hair Studio
  8. DiGi Store Express
  9. Eastern Bright Laundry
  10. Eu Yan Sang - Sunshine Square
  11. Ever-Prosper Battery & Tyres
  12. Georgetown Pharmacy
  13. Glory Florist, Jalan Tengah
  14. Happy Mart (convenience store)
  15. Jayaria Ventures (used car dealer)
  16. Kedai Dobi Salmah (laundry)
  17. LED Illumination
  18. Lian Auto
  19. LKH Car Air-Cond Repair & Service
  20. Ming Xiang Tai (pastry shop)
  21. Netway Studio (banners, stationery)
  22. Noosa Bakery
  23. Nur Cemerlang (nursery)
  24. P-Plus Lighting
  25. Prestasi Meriah (corporate gifts)
  26. Priority Fitness (gym)
  27. RB Forty Two Auto (used car dealer)
  28. Romantis Bridal Boutique & Studio
  29. Seraph Studios (Digital Agency), 1-12B-7, Suntech @ Penang Cybercity, Lintang Mayang Pasir 3, Mon - Fri, 8:00am to 5:00pm, Phone: +60 10 657 6688, Website, Facebook
  30. SSan Enterprise (used car dealer)
  31. Tai He Medical Hall
  32. Thye Leong Chan (paint dealer)
  33. TLC Tyres & Autocare
  34. TM Point
  35. Turning Point Unisex Hair Salon
  36. TWC Car Audio & Auto Accessories
  37. V-coupe Automax Enterprise (used car dealer)
  38. Wee Man Enterprise (used car dealer)
  39. Yan Florist & Gift
  40. Young Ones (sports goods)

References

  1. Penang Travel Tips: Penang Development Corporation — background on PDC and its role in developing Bayan Baru and Penang's industrial estates.
  2. Penang Travel Tips: Historical Plan to Relocate George Town — related historical background on the proposed Jamestown plan.
  3. Setia SPICE — information about the convention, event and sports complex.
  4. Queensbay Mall — information about the shopping centre in Bayan Lepas.
  5. Rapid Penang — official information about bus services and public transport.
  6. Penang Travel Tips: Bayan Baru — the existing locality page and related background information.

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