
Street Art featured in this map:
“Just Dandeh” Fish Graffiti Mural
Fishbone Graffiti Mural
Couple on a Bicycle
“Having A Bowl of Cendol” by Jarus

Street Art featured in this map:
“Just Dandeh” Fish Graffiti Mural
Fishbone Graffiti Mural
Couple on a Bicycle
“Having A Bowl of Cendol” by Jarus
The beautiful, famous and historical Kek Lok Si temple complex located at the hills of Ayer Itam, Penang.
Located at the residential area in York Road, away from the main roads Linear Park (or Taman Jajar) is a public park which had seen its better days but still somewhat retains a beautiful lush green landscape of old rain trees by the river.
The park can also be accessed from the Suffolk House via a red brick bridge.

A recent addition to the Penang Hill top station complex, the observation deck provides visitors breathtaking views of the surrounding areas below.
This miniature Japanese Garden was originally created from an exchange programme between the Penang government and the Itabashi city of Japan in 1994. This mini Japanese Garden, used to represent a symbol of friendship between the two cities, was restored in recent years.
A walk along Armenian Street on a sunny day. Pre-war straits eclectic townhouses can be seen along the old and historical street in the heart of George Town’s heritage zone.
A recent addition to the ever popular Armenian Street, this small alley located among the heritage buildings in the area has been decorated with several street art murals.

A walk through Armenian Street, the most popular heritage street in George Town. Vendors selling various handicrafts and tourist gifts along the street.

The facade of the old heritage town hall in George Town, Penang.
Houses of Chew Jetty.