Tag: trishaw
Penang Road Street View: Trishaws’ Rest Stop
Several old traditional Penang trishaws parked alongside the pavement of Penang Road, George Town. This is a popular rest spot for trishaw riders, and the large trishaw art mural can be seen across the road from here.
On a Trishaw Along Farquhar Street
Tourists on a trishaw at Farquhar Street, George Town.
George Town Street View: The Benggali Roti Seller
The traditional mobile bread (roti) seller on a trishaw in Penang.
Locally known as the Roti Benggali seller, Roti Bengali or the Benggali bread had its origin from Sheik Mohd Ismail, an Indian Muslim from Madras, who set up Roti Penggali (which meant bread shareholders in Tamil) with his friends back in 1920s. However, the word “penggali” was apparently mispronounced and later on, evolved into “benggali”. The name was stuck locally as such ever since. The loaf bread of white and soft crumb with thick crispy golden crust is a popular local choice here.
George Town Street View: A Roadside Trishaw
A trishaw resting under the shade of a tree by the roadside of Light Street in George Town.
George Town in the Rain
A Ride along Muntri Street
A trishaw leisurely passing by Ernest Zacharevic’s giant mural of ‘Girl in Blue’ in Muntri Street, George Town.
A Quiet Day at Stewart Lane
A typical street scene of Stewart Lane, George Town.
A Trishaw Passing by Stewart Lane
George Town Street View: The Art and the Trishaw
