Just located around the corner of the popular wall murals at Ah Quee Street, George Town, this wall painting seems to suggest that the local art scene is dying (painted by an artist named En Tze).
For the art’s location, please click HERE for the map.
The Immigration Office Building of Penang is located towards the north end of Beach Street and beside the Betel Nut roundabout at King Edward’s Place in George Town.
The Income Tax office building is also located opposite the Immigration Office Building.
A sunny afternoon in Penang island.
Infusing an unique cultural design of its Peranakan architecture and lifestyle, the mansion is one of Penang’s top destinations to visit. It is located along Church Street, George Town.
For more info and the interior gallery on the place, please go HERE.
Located along Leith Street, Cathay Hotel was built in the pre-1900 for a local Chinese businessman as a residential mansion and was later used by Japanese army in World War II as an administrative office. It was after the war that the building was converted into a hotel which stands till this day.
One of the many wall sculptured caricatures made of steel rods scattered around in George Town, Penang. This one is at Armenian Street, George Town.
An old lodging house located at Armenian Street that still stands amidst the popularity of modern hotels and inns.
