To get to Monkey Beach, one can either take a boat across or follow the trekking trail along the forested coast of the Penang National Park.
Penang National Park: Passing by Monkey Beach
Penang National Park: Monkeys on the Tree
Monkeys are a common sight when one takes a stroll along the jungle trail of the Penang National Park.
The Second Penang Bridge
The Second Penang Bridge, or officially known as Sultan Abdul Halim Muadzam Shah Bridge, is now the longest bridge in Southeast Asia spanning 24-kilometer of length over the sea. It connects Bandar Cassia in Seberang Perai on the mainland Peninsular Malaysia with Batu Maung on Penang Island. The project construction started in late 2008 and was completed in 2014, with the bridge opening to the public on 1 March 2014.
George Town Street View: The End of C.Y. Choy Road
This is where C.Y. Choy Road meets Beach Street. There is also a famous Hokkien Mee food stall at the corner of the building.
George Town Street View: Beach Street Buildings
Penang Street Art (Hands Up)
One of the murals drawn by Ernest Zacharevic at an abandoned wall of the Hin Company Bus Depot building.
Penang Isle: Monkey Beach
Penang’s Monkey Beach is located at the northwestern tip (Teluk Bahang) of the island and is part of a forested area designated as the State National Park.
Tropical Beach Island
Penang Street Art (Straits Quay’s Girl in Blue)
A wall painting in Straits Quay by famous artist Ernest Zacharevic. This is painting is similar to the one from his exhibition and the one near Mansion 32.