Ayer Itam Street View on a CNY Noon
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2023 Chinese New Year Decorations in Penang Malls
Armenian Street View during CNY
2022 Chinese New Year Decorations at Armenian Street (Lebuh Armenian)
Chinese New Year decorations within the public park in Armenian Street. This year’s Chinese Lunar New Year marks the Year of the Tiger according to Chinese traditional beliefs.
Carnarvon Street (Lebuh Carnarvon) Shophouses
Traditional style red lanterns on sale at the shops along Carnarvon Street as Chinese New Year festival is just around the corner.
Penang Malls Chinese Lunar New Year Decorations
The annual Chinese New Year decorations in several shopping malls in Penang such as Queensbay Mall and Gurney Plaza.
Esplanade Street Art: Year of Ox Sculptures
Lantern style sculptures of bull and cow signifying the Year of Ox for this Chinese New Year which can be viewed at the Esplanade in George Town.
Esplanade Street Art: Dragon and Phoenix Lantern Sculptures
Lantern style sculptures of a dragon and a phoenix from the Chinese culture are on lighted display at the Esplanade in George Town. These sculptures are made for the Chinese New Year celebrations in February but due to the pandemic and movement control order, not many people managed to visit them. Therefore, they are still being put on display till now.
Penang Queensbay Mall Chinese New Year 2021
The annual Chinese New Year (CNY) Decorations in Queensbay Mall. This year, the mall sees a far lesser crowd due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the Movement Control Order.
Happy Chinese Lunar New Year!
A photo taken during the George Town Chinese New Year festival back in February 2020. This year, due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the Movement Control Order, no large celebrations, travel or mass gatherings will be allowed for Chinese New Year.