Kampung Agong

Quite a nice experience for photos. There are many "photo booths" set up around the whole area for visitors. Beautiful paddy fields and wide clear skies. Best to go earlier as it will get very hot nearing the afternoon. There is also a mini zoo featuring horses, rabbits, and etc.

This is a lovely place to visit when you are travelling up north to Penang. It is located on the mainland and easily accessible by road transport. You have to get tickets before entering the grounds. The lush coconut grove and the verdant padi fields transformed this modest piece of land into a magical place with real 'kampung' vibes. I came in the late afternoon to take advantage of the golden evening hue. I was also lucky that the rice fields are blooming so everything feels fresh and new. Aside from the stunning view, they also have many picturesque spots for that one perfect shot everyone is looking for. There is also an animal farm, petting zoo and horseback rides. They also have tractor rides which takes visitors along the scenic route across the rice fields. Bring along your sunscreen and plenty of water if you plan to visit here. It is certainly a great spot for everyone!

worth once in a lifetime experience🥳 literally a kampung with lots of activities. RM10 per entry for adult. You can hop on tram ride too for RM5 but dont worry the place is walkable for all. got some food and merchandise selling, horses feeding, beautiful ootd spot anywhere, toilet, surau, paid parking. cant review on the homestay this time, maybe next! p/s: wear something bright to match the sunny-ootd first, advisable to bring umbrella/shade/hat/cap cuz the heat is not funnnnyyyy

A very suitable place for ootd. Feel the atmosphere of the village. Spacious parking lot. The whole place is spacious. The atmosphere of the place is very quiet. Only the part that is not so good, there are other fees waiting inside. Ride the tramp and cowboy village etc

Staff are very friendly , and managed slot-in “Bendang” event for my son. My son had enjoyed the activity. We also rent bicycle & Beca to tour around the kampung. Very nice experience. There is mini zoo which child can close with animals . If you come Butterworth, worth to make a trip here. 😇

KG AGONG is a nice spot for those who love OOTD-worthy places, but I was a bit disappointed with the food. I ordered with my family 3 Nasi Ayam from the cafe. Sadly, it didn’t meet our expectations. The portion and the chicken (more like ayam gunting) didn’t match the price, which was around RM12+ each. Altogether we paid RM77, and honestly, it didn’t feel worth it. I believe I could’ve gotten better food elsewhere for that price Hopefully the cafe can improve on portion size and food quality to match the price, so future customers have a better experience

Highly recommended for family visit to enjoy kampung view & very nice spot for photo-taking. The kampung food sold at the stall is nice, especially Kuih Dangai. Toilet is clean. Parking is a bit far. Remember to bring umbrella 🌂

The place itself is very good and clearly a huge investment, but unfortunately the tram service and staff attitude were extremely disappointing especially the tram driver using handphone while driving and the kios staff (male) at the return tram station The return tram was very slow, causing many visitors to wait for a long time at the return station without any clear information. I politely approached the staff at the kiosk only to ask for information regarding the return tram and whether assistance could be coordinated, as staff are equipped with walkie-talkies. Instead of providing information, the staff shouted and responded rudely. After that, the staff member closed the counter window loudly and forcefully, showing an extremely disrespectful attitude. For clarity, my question was simple and reasonable: is the walking distance back suitable for pregnant women? If something were to happen, would staff simply observe and consider it “not their business”? This reflects a serious lack of hospitality, care, and responsibility toward visitors, especially families and vulnerable guests. This is not a free-entry venue. Every family member pays for admission, and visitors should expect basic service, clear guidance, and respectful treatment. Regardless of how good the facilities are, staff attitude directly impacts the reputation of the place. Hospitality standards clearly need improvement.