The Penang trishaw, which looks like a small buggy attached to a bicycle, first appeared around 1935–1936 with about 50 units managed by the city. It used to be a common way for locals to get around, but today it’s mostly a fun ride for tourists—complete with bright neon lights, music, and guided trips through George Town’s narrow streets and famous murals.
A collaborated graffiti art work which included https://www.instagram.com/cloakwork/?hl=en , https://www.instagram.com/fakhthat/?hl=en and https://www.instagram.com/trexustrexus/?hl=en
An empty road at Stewart Lane (Lorong Stewart) on a quiet Saturday.
Art murals spotted along the street of Stewart Lane, George Town.
The old Wan Hai Hotel’s side door at Stewart Lane, George Town
A Penang trishaw parked at the corner of Stewart Lane in George Town.
A large white tiger mural found at Stewart Lane, George Town.
A stencil artwork by UK artist CodeFC found on an old wall facade in Stewart Lane, George Town.