Last updated October 22, 2026: Title and signup links clarified, with fruit-name and trip-planning context added. First published May 28, 2023; the filming date is unverified. The original caption is preserved below.
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Original video caption
In this video, we visit a fruit farm in Penang, Malaysia to try the delicious Figi Logan fruit. We take a tour around the farm, exploring the different varieties of fruit before tasting the sweet and tangy Figi Logan. We share our experience and give our honest opinion about this exotic fruit. If you’re looking for a unique and enjoyable fruit-tasting experience, then Penang’s fruit farms are definitely worth visiting. You’ll get to learn about the different fruits that are grown in the region and taste some of the freshest and most delicious produce that Malaysia has to offer. Whether you’re a food lover, a fruit enthusiast, or just looking for something fun and different to do, this video is sure to spark your interest. So, join us on our adventure as we try the Figi Logan fruit on a Penang fruit farm! Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more exciting content on our channel. Thanks for watching!
Questions about this Penang fruit-tasting Short
Is “Figi Logan” the same as Fijian longan?
Our original upload uses “Figi Logan”. Singapore’s NParks lists Fijian longan as a common name of Pometia pinnata, also called island lychee. That is a useful name to research, but it does not identify the fruit shown in this short clip. We have retained the original label rather than silently treating it as a confirmed botanical identification.
When was this visit filmed?
This page was first published May 28, 2023. The filming date has not been confirmed. The preserved caption records a sweet-and-tangy tasting impression from the original upload; it is not a current report of a farm’s fruit selection, tour schedule or ticket price.
Which fruit farm should I use for current trip planning?
The saved caption says “a fruit farm in Penang”; it does not verify a specific address. For one planning reference, Penang Tropical Fruit Farm publishes its own visitor information for Teluk Bahang. Check the operator’s current details and ask what fruit is available before booking. This reference does not establish that it is the farm shown in our video.
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