Penang on New York Times
The New York Times published an online photo slideshow featuring Penang with the ever so appropriate title, “Hidden Treasures in Penang”.More
Places
10 Best Cheap Eats in Penang
John Brunton’s article in The Guardian picked 10 best places to eat in George Town, Penang that not only serve some of the best street food but at very good prices.More
Ernest in Action – Captured
Ernest Zacharevic strikes again, this time in Cannon Street (Lebuh Cannon) near Khoo Kongsi and Masjid Jamek on Acheh Street (Lebuh Acheh)More
Street Art on Lebuh Ah Quee
The well known international street artist, Ernest Zacharevic has made his mark in Penang again, this time on Ah Quee Street (Lebuh Ah Quee).More
Gurney Drive
Gurney Drive is a popular seafront promenade in Georgetown, Penang. The coastal road is named after Sir Henry Gurney, the British High Commissioner in Malaya.
Batu Ferringhi Beach
Batu Ferringhi is the most popular destination among tourists visiting Penang. Located along the north coast of the island, More
Water Lilies at Botanical Garden
We just love the sight of water lilies. A collection of photos taken from our visit to the Penang Botanical Gardens. Plenty more to do and see on site and definitely worth a visit.More
Butterfly Farm Gallery
A collection of photos taken from our visit to the Penang Butterfly Farm in Teluk Bahang. Plenty more to see on site and definitely worth a visit.More
Penang Butterfly Farm
Located in the northern region of the Island, the Penang Butterfly Farm is at Teluk Bahang, approximately 20 minutes from Batu Ferringhi.More
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