This steel rod sculpture can be found at Che Em Lane, a narrow lane off Beach Street. According to the steel caricature, Che Em Lane was once known as “Chicken Alley” as it was mostly used by poulterers in the olden days.
The Che Em Lane is one of the narrowest lanes in George Town, Penang.
A morning walk amidst the lush green forest at the Penang Botanic Gardens.
The side facade of Chong San Wooi Koon (a Cantonese district association) which is located at the intersection corner of King Street and Church Street.
A collage of views from the old Komtar Pedestrian Crossing bridge at Penang Road, George Town.
The Komtar Pedestrian Crossing is a four-way pedestrian bridge crossing with connecting access at Penang Road, Burmah Road, Prangin Road and Komtar Walk. Located right at the intersection of the three busiest roads in central George Town, the bridge also provides a nice view from above on the town area.
Every Sunday is a car-free day at Beach Street, George Town.