A walk through Armenian Street, the most popular heritage street in George Town. Vendors selling various handicrafts and tourist gifts along the street.
Author: WiLL CWK
George Town Street View: A Heritage Town Hall
The facade of the old heritage town hall in George Town, Penang.
George Town Street View: A Flagged Walkway
Penang Street Art (Monkey Sees)
A large art mural of a monkey painted on the wall beside the Gudang Cafe in Armenian Street Ghaut, George Town.
Dato Kramat Road: The Brown Memorial
The Brown Memorial is an old monument erected at Padang Brown to commemorate David Brown, a Scotsman who came from Longformacus, a small village in Berwickshire, Scotland. David Brown, who was born in 1778 and later passed away on a ship while en route to Malacca, was once the largest land owner in Penang during his time. He took over the estate of his business partner, James Scott (who took over Francis Light’s estate), following the death of Scott in 1808. A known philanthropist who helped developed Penang, David Brown also married a local wife named Nonia Ennui.
George Town Street View: McNair Street (North End)
The northern end of McNair Street (or Lebuh McNair), one of the major roads running through the heart of George Town.
Chew Jetty: Houses on Stilts
Houses of Chew Jetty.
Penang Street Art (The Malaysian Icons)
A large wall art mural painted on the wall of the Shell petrol station located along Tun Dr Lim Chong Eu Expressway (or the Jelutong Expressway). This vibrant and colorful art work showcases the various iconic, cultural, and traditional items in Malaysia.
Penang Street Art (The Underground Artist)
A street art mural painted by Spanish artist Sath, found in the ruins of a heritage building in George Town.
Teluk Bahang National Park Shore
