Old shops selling traditional Chinese prayer items such as joss sticks and joss papers at Stewart Lane, George Town. These shops are located conveniently beside the Kuan Yin Teng Temple.
George Town Street View: Market Street
As one of the streets that pass along the Little India zone in George Town, Market Street (or Lebuh Pasar) is named after a market that once stood in this area which is populated by the South Indian community. There are many Indian shops and restaurants located along this street and it is especially crowded during festive and holiday seasons.
Brick Kiln Road Street View: Heritage Shophouses
A Scene from Campbell Street
The many signboards that lined up Campbell Street, George Town.
Magazine Road Pre-War Facades
Penang Road Street View: Old Shophouses
Row of old pre-war style shophouses along Penang Road near the Komtar tower in George Town. Some of these shops such as the coffeeshops and camera shops have been around here for a long time.
Penang Chinese New Year 2016 (Queensbay Mall)
One of the interesting highlights of Chinese New Year festival in Penang is the interior design and decoration of Queensbay Mall. The shopping mall has always created a visual spectacle in conjunction of every festive season. This year for Chinese New Year, it created a small ‘old Chinese town’ that includes facades of vintage shops and even small boats on a faux river.
Chulia Street Old Shophouses
Shophouses located along Chulia Street, George Town.
Butterworth: Raja Uda Street View
Raja Uda Road is one of the major roads of Butterworth, Penang and is popular for the many eateries, shops and houses lining along the long road. This long road was named after the Raja Tun Sir Uda Al-Haj bin Raja Muhammad, a Selangor sultanate royal member who reportedly served as the first post-independence Governor of Penang, from 31 August 1957 until 30 August 1967.
George Town Street View: Chulia Street’s Other End
This part of Chulia Street is where the Little India street exits.