An old dysfunctional ferry resting on the shore nearby Queens Waterfront promenade in Bayan Lepas, with the Jerejak Island and Second Penang Bridge on the horizon.
Once an iconic ferry that carried both passengers and vehicles, this ferry model is no longer in operation now.
The pier at Eastern & Oriental Hotel in George Town.
The Hean Boo Thean Temple, nearby the clan jetties at Weld Quay, George Town.
Scenes from Tan Jetty, one of the six clan jetties at the eastern shore of Penang island.
As the name suggested, this jetty used to house Chinese immigrants of the Tan surname clan from the Fujian Province in China during the colonial era in the late 19th century.
Completed more than 10 years ago, this seaside walkway that stretches along the coastline of Jelutong Expressway, is also dubbed the ‘New Gurney’ by the locals here. This walkway is a popular place for joggers, cyclists as well as fishing hobbyists. At the center of the walkway lies the 4-blue-pylons art sculpture made by renowned artist NAKAYAMA Hitori.
The promenade is now renamed as Karpal Singh Drive in honor of Karpal Singh, a prominent politician hailing from Penang who passed away in an accident in 2014.
