A trishaw passing along the Armenian Street, the heritage site of George Town.
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Dawn at Beach Street
An early morning empty road at Beach Street.
Klang Street: An Old Signpost
An old Klang Street signpost standing next to the narrowest five foot way in George Town.
A Busy Day at Armenian Street
A typical busy day along Armenian Street, George Town. Since the heritage recognition by UNESCO and the famous mural painted by Ernest Zacharevic, Armenian Street has transformed into the most popular street in George Town.
Cecil Street View
Straits Eclectic architectural style of the pre-war double-storey townhouses at Cecil Street. This type of architectural style is a popular commission back in the early 20th century and can be commonly seen in George Town. Most of such houses usually had their ground floor converted as shop units with residential units at the top floor.
The Empty Shophouses
The Island City’s Hotels
Old and newer hotels at the center of George Town nearby Heritage Zone.
A George Town Back Alley
Shapes of the Past
Pre-war colonial influenced buildings along Leith Street, George Town, Penang
Penang Street Art (The Blue Alley Lines)
Random blue lines painted on the ground of an alley at Chulia Street, George Town
And yes, I’d like to think this as a street art of some sort rather than just random blue paint lines, haha.