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.
Category: Nature
Penang Hill: Edge of the Hill
Yet another nice view from the top of Penang Hill.
An Island Hill
A hill at Teluk Bahang area.
Jalan Sungai Nipah: A Scenic Countryside View
Jalan Sungai Nipah is a rural road in Balik Pulau that passes by vast fields of paddy and small villages in the western part of Penang.
Teluk Bahang: A Floating Shelter
A floating shelter for fishermen in Teluk Bahang coastal area.
Crossing a Hanging Bridge in Butterworth
A motorcycle crossing a hanging bridge to the other side of a river in Butterworth.
George Town Street View: A Hidden Alley Garden
An alley turned into a mini hidden garden in Acheen Street, George Town.
Cruising by the Teluk Bahang Dam
Balik Pulau Street View: Bike Trail Signboard
The countryside and rural parts of Balik Pulau provide an ideal place for bicycle enthusiast to go on a journey through various small villages and farmlands in the western region of Penang.
The roads there have fewer traffic and the surrounding rural landscape provides a cleaner air and beautiful scenery as well.
A Rainforest in Penang
The nature side of Penang.