Penang in Monochrome: The Chew Jetty
Tag: jetty
A Wooden Pier at Tan Jetty
Tan Jetty, George Town.
Penang Street Art (Folklore by the Sea @ Chew Jetty)
This art mural is found on the wall of the old wooden house in Chew Jetty where Folklore by the Sea performance show is located.
Located at the famous Chew Jetty, Folklore By The Sea is a live theatrical show which tells the story of the settlers from China who built their homes at the Penang waterfront in the 1880s.
Lee Jetty at Night
At nights, the Lee Jetty lights up to welcome visitors who walk the wooden floor of the stilts village in Weld Quay, George Town.
Penang Perspective: A Glimpse of the Red Temple
Weld Quay: Wooden Facade
Weld Quay: An Old Jetty Bridge
The bridge that connects the Tan Jetty village at Weld Quay, George Town.
The Pier at Teluk Bahang
A Fishing Village At Teluk Bahang
Fishing village and jetty at the Teluk Bahang coast.
Weld Quay Street View
Weld Quay (or Pengkalan Weld) is the eastern coastal road of George Town that stretches from the Penang Port area all the way through the clan jetties to the Prangin Canal area. It is one of the earliest roads built in Penang during the 1800s after a land reclamation was completed at that time. It can be considered the sea transportation hub of Penang where the ferry terminals, and various port facilities are located.
