Brick Kiln Road or also known as Jalan Gurdwara (Gurdwara Road), George Town. This road was named after a brickkiln (a furnace in which bricks are baked or burned) which was built in this area back in the old days.
Author: WiLL CWK
Toh Aka Street View
Penang Street Art (Watering the Potted Flowers)
Likely drawn during the Different Strokes street art festival, this little mural can be found at a corner shophouse of Noordin Street and Brick Kiln Road (or Gurdwara Road), George Town. This mural was painted by Thai artist Muebon (or Bon).
Transformers Street Art @ The Esplanade
Together with Hasbro, the Penang state government has organized a Transformers street art exhibition at the Esplanade. The exhibition is held in conjunction with the ‘Visit Penang 2015’ and the Hari Raya Aidilfitri celebration period. The exhibition is open to the public for free from July till August.
Lighthouse of Fort Cornwallis
This historical lighthouse is one of the oldest lighthouses in Malaysia and is located within the Fort Cornwallis, George Town. It was built in 1882 during the British administration, and was known as the Fort Point Lighthouse back then.
Chulia Street Old Shophouses
Heritage style pre-war shophouses in Chulia Street, George Town.
Penang Chinese Girls’ High School
One of the biggest and top Chinese schools in Malaysia, Penang Chinese Girls’ High School is located at Gottlieb Road and was founded by members of the Penang Hokkien Chinese community in 1920. The prominent school is usually referred locally here as “Bin Hua”.
George Town Street View: Abandoned Townhouse Facade
The facade of an old abandoned two-storeys pre-war townhouse in George Town.
Esplanade Walkway
The Esplanade Promenade, George Town.
Dato Kramat Road: Padang Brown
Padang Brown was named after David Brown, a wealthy businessman back during the colonial era and was also reportedly a noted philanthropist who donated to the development of Penang.