Dhammikarama Burmese Temple The Dhammikarama Burmese Temple was constructed in 1803 and is the first Burmese Buddhist Temple in Malaysia. The temple is located in the Pulau Tikus district in Georgetown. ItRead More…
Eastern & Oriental Hotel Eastern & Oriental Hotel is a massive colonial-style resort and one can only describe it as impressive. It has lovely gardens and sophisticated rooms which are portraying theRead More…
Kuan Yin Temple Built in 1728, the Kuan Yin Temple is the oldest temple in Penang. It is located along Jalan Masjid Kapitan Keling which was previously known as Pitt Street. TheRead More…
Cheah Kongsi Cheah Yam established Cheah Kongsi in 1873. He was an immigrant from a small village in South of China, the Sek Tong village. Upon his passing, Ong Sin Neoh (hisRead More…
St. George’s Church The St. George’s Church was built in 1817 by the East India Company by using convict labour. It is Southeast Asia’s oldest Anglican Church. It is also one ofRead More…
Penang Museum & Art Gallery Nestled on the junction of Lebuh Farquhar and Lebuh Light is the Penang Museum & Art Gallery. It was established in 1821 and houses national as wellRead More…
Sri Mahamariamman Temple Located strategically on Lebuh Queen and Lebuh Chulia in Little India, the Sri Mariamman Temple is a beautiful Hindu temple. This temple was built in 1833 and is specificallyRead More…
Queen Victoria Memorial Clock Tower Just as the name applauses, the Queen Victoria Memorial Clock Tower is an evidence to Penang’s royal influences. Back in 1897, a local millionaire named Cheah ChenRead More…
Penang City Hall A perfect example to showcase the Victorian architecture, the Penang City Hall portrays a magnificent backdrop to the Georgetown Esplanade. As visitors walk along the Esplanade, the well-designed CityRead More…
Penang Botanic Gardens The Penang Botanical Gardens is simply known as Botanic Gardens by the locals. It is nestled strategically in a valley along Jalan Kebun Bunga. It is also eminently knownRead More…