
Along C.Y Choy Road, one may chance upon this somewhat hidden garden alley tucked between heritage shophouses.

Along C.Y Choy Road, one may chance upon this somewhat hidden garden alley tucked between heritage shophouses.

A trishaw passing by Carnarvon Street at the heart of the heritage zone in George Town.

The Rifle Range flats at Ayer Itam are one of the oldest residential flats in Penang. The name was derived from the past when the area was actually being used as a rifle range. Built under a low cost housing project with an area size of 450-500sqf per unit, the flats were reportedly completed in the 1970s.
Views from the Top, Komtar – George Town with its various sizes and shapes of heritage buildings.


Prangin Road originated from the old Prangin Canal in the old days was a popular water route in George Town for transportation of local goods to and from the ‘Sia Boey’ marketplace which located at the old canal area. Part of the old canal can still be seen in the picture above (the abandoned greenery area).

Various street art murals lining up the wall along a small back alley at Armenian Street, George Town. Most of these wall arts have been commissioned by the local shops there to attract tourists who visit the popular street.

A series of street art murals painted on the back of several old heritage houses at Magazine Road Ghaut, George Town.