An old shophouse at the junction of Beach Street and Ah Quee Street in George Town.
Bukit Tambun Fishing Village
Batu Kawan: The Tropical Shores
Batu Kawan: Jetty to Pulau Aman
Batu Kawan: The Wetlands Landscape
Batu Kawan: The Wetlands
Many may not aware that Batu Kawan is actually an island and a town situated off Seberang Perai, which is on the mainland area of Penang. The Batu Kawan island is separated from the mainland by Sungai Jejawi and Sungai Tengah. Once considered a quiet backwater area which produces sugar canes in the 19th century, Batu Kawan had its brief growth of palm oil plantations and was among the oldest towns in Penang. It was accessible only by ferry from Bukit Tambun back in the old days. New developments are now being planned on the island with the recent completion of the second Penang Bridge (which connects Batu Maung area on the island and Batu Kawan area on the mainland side).
Batu Kawan: Penang State Stadium
Dawn at Beach Street
Klang Street: Pre-War Townhouses
Klang Street: An Old Signpost
An old Klang Street signpost standing next to the narrowest five foot way in George Town.