Street of Harmony, Penang
The Street of Harmony is one of Penang’s attractions as the street features four different religious buildings, all just within walking distance.
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Places To Get Your Favourite Nyonya Kuih In Penang
Nyonya Kuih is a type of traditional local snack and cakes where it is usually eaten as breakfast, tea time or just any time. Nyonya Kuihs are rich and varied, made from ingredients such as glutinous rice and coconut milk.
Getting Around Penang: A Complete Transport Guide for Visitors
Penang is one of the most accessible destinations in Malaysia, and getting around the island is relatively easy for visitors. The state is divided into
Island Plaza Will Be Revived As “Island 88”
The once upon a time buzzing Island Plaza in Tanjong Tokong is set to take the limelight once again after a Hong Kong businessman snapped up the iconic landmark and has vowed to make the place great again!
Best Places to Try Poke Bowl in Penang
Poke bowl is a Hawaiian dish that is deeply rooted in Japanese cuisine. Poke means “cut into pieces” and refers to the slices or cubes of raw marinated fish that are served in a bowl. It is layered up with a satisfying serving of sticky rice dressing, vegetables and seasonings. It served either as an appetizer or as a main course. Here are the best places for you to try poke bowl in Penang.
Goddess of Mercy Temple – Kuan Im Teng
Nestled in the heart of George Town’s heritage enclave, the Goddess of Mercy Temple—known locally as Kuan Im Teng (觀音亭)—stands as one of Penang’s oldest and most
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