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Quote: KHOO KONGSIKhoo Kongsi is one of several clan temples in Penang. When Chinese immigrants first migrated to Penang in the 17th Century from mainland China different families built their own family temples. Around… Read More
Quote: This mansion is known as the Blue mansion due to the indigo paint that covers the house. It was built in 1880 by a rich Chinese entrepreneur whose origins were of a much humbler background.Cheong Fatt Tze was… Read More
Quote: Kek Lok si Temple Complex.Air Itam.Georgetown.Kek Lok Si temple also known as the temple of supreme bliss is built in the suburbs of Georgetown in the surrounding mountains at Air Itam and can easily be reached… Read More
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Quote: On Dec 23 2010, I walk in to this hotel to find out the rate for Dec 24. The front desk, there are a girl and a guy, quote me RM 208 for the night, which I agree. They ask my id, and when they see my Indonesian… Read More
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Quote: More pictures from Way Chayamangkalaram. . .… Read More
Quote: Fort Cornwallis, Georgetown. Penang.Fort Cornwallis is the original site where Captain Francis Light landed in 1786. He initially built a wooden structure to act as a fortress but it was later rebuilt in stone… Read More
Quote: We'd intended to tour Chinatown on foot, but while we were hanging around outside KOMTAR trying to figure out where to start, we were approached by a trishaw-puller who said he’d take us on a one-hour tour for… Read More
Quote: Prangin mall can be described as similar to Sungai Wang Mall (in Kuala Lumpur ) just smaller. There are lots of clothes outlets. It's very cheap (maybe they are just stock clearance). Price at RM10,15,20,25,… Read More
Quote: The Perhentian Islands are beautiful tropical islands on the northeast coast of the Malaysian peninsula; located 20km off the coast of Terengganu state. The Malaysian word "perhentian" means stopover, referring… Read More