Beautiful heritage style tiles with striking geometrical patterns adorning the five foot way of the Penang Chinese Chamber of Commerce building in Light Street, George Town.
Walking Through Heritage XIV (Five Foot Way)
George Town Street View: A View of the Esplanade
George Town Street View: QUEEN STREET (LEBUH QUEEN)
As one of the first streets created in George Town, Queen Street (Lebuh Queen) was found to be named after Queen Charlotte (19 May 1744 – 17 November 1818), the wife of King George III.
Queen Street starts from an intersection of Church Street leading all the way south to the popular Little India.
The northern end of Queen Street
The southern end of Queen Street 
Little India
Penang Perspective: Various Scenes
Penang Perspective: A Night at an Indian Temple
Happy Deepavali to those who celebrate it.
This is a shot of the Sri Mahamariamman Temple in George Town, which is one of the oldest Hindu temple here.
George Town Street View: Keng Kwee on a Less Busy Day
George Town Street View: A Less Crowded Armenian Street
Armenian Street on a less busy day during the pandemic period. The street has seen lesser tourists due to the lingering Covid-19 cases in the country.
George Town Street View: A Cloudy Day
Penang Street Art (The Covered Lady @ Art Lane)
Penang Isle: Karpal Singh Drive (formerly The Nautilus Bay)
Completed more than 10 years ago, this seaside walkway that stretches along the coastline of Jelutong Expressway, is also dubbed the ‘New Gurney’ by the locals here. This walkway is a popular place for joggers, cyclists as well as fishing hobbyists. At the center of the walkway lies the 4-blue-pylons art sculpture made by renowned artist NAKAYAMA Hitori.
The promenade is now renamed as Karpal Singh Drive in honor of Karpal Singh, a prominent politician hailing from Penang who passed away in an accident in 2014.
