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Yap Kongsi (Yap clan association)
5 Reviews The Yap Kongsi is the clan association of Hokkien Chinese in Penang of the Yap surname. The Yap clan traces its origin to 439 BC, when warrior Shen Zhu Liang defeated the troops of the Qin Dynasty,...
Lorong Bangkok - old heritage houses
3 Reviews This cultural village gives a chance of seeing different costumes of Malay Wilayats, Malay Dance, Malay food, and how they perform certain tasks like painting materials. Ticket: RM35. Ticket+Dinner:...
2 Reviews The Church of the Assumption was founded when George Town was first settled in 1786. It was so named because the first group of Roman Catholic Eurasians from Kedah landed in Penang that year on the...
2 Reviews Chek Kong is an extremely popular Buddhist deity worshipped China-wide. Chi Kung speaks out on behalf of the weak and was much loved by the common people. He is usually shown barefoot, wears patched...
God of Wealth Temple at King Street
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Nagarathar Siwan (Hindu) Temple
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16 Reviews and 466 Opinions Like other reviewers, we didn't actually stay here, we had a drink the bar which overlooks the...
Shangri-La's Rasa Sayang Resort & Spa
14 Reviews and 554 Opinions Location: Batu Ferringhi is not a great beach, or indeed a great place full stop - its a bit of an...
18 Reviews and 576 Opinions I fully agreed Dundalkspur that Park Royal Hotel Penang practised double standard. Some years ago I...
Reviews and photos of Penang attractions posted by real travelers and locals. The best tips for Penang sightseeing.
Q: We are going to Penang (batu ferringhi) end of Jan 2012 and we have heard that you can travel by train from Butterworth to...
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Penang - Prince of Wales Island
Penang - Food Paradise Island In Penang, there is a famous saying for a foodstall - It must be "Cheap & Good" Try the local fruits - the papaya, guava, banana, jambu air, chiku, nangka,...
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Penangites' rhyme " la la lee la taam pong, apek bay apong, apong ling lok hai, apek chiak kow sai. " Cha bor teem eeyah Cha bor teem eeyah means girl smashing coconut in local language. If......
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Well there is no other better place to be ...other than a place where you can indulge in a fragment of history and at the same time pamper yourself with the vibrant urbanisation ...all in place so...
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If you're reading this page, chances are you're a foodie like myself and can't wait to unearth Georgetown's best kept foodie secrets. Congratulations, you've come to THE correct page. Like my other......
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I just love everything about Penang island. After each travel, Penang is still the best place to live.. there's no place like home. The pace is slower and lifestyle is idyllic. We have everything......
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