Assalamualaikum, Welcome to my pages, my name is Muhammad Nadzmi Bin Mohd Sobri holding of Bachelor in Multimedia at University Utara Malaysia(UUM) with matric Number 247139. You can call me Nad. I'm staying at Taman Bertam Indah, Kepala Batas Penang. 

Today i want to share to you about The FUN Thing u can do in Penang.

1. Take a walk along Penang’s Harmony Street

Penang’s Street of Harmony is found along Jalan Masjid Kapitan Keling and is by far one of the places which best reflect the multi-cultural uniqueness of Malaysia as a country. The street is filled with multiple places of worship catering to different faiths and it’s not uncommon to see devotees pouring in and out on a weekend or religious holiday. Some of the buildings include the Masjid Kapitan Keling (duh!), Kuan Yin Temple, St. George’s Church, the Sri Mahamariamman Temple and many more. The famous Khoo Kongsi building is also located here.

2. Play Hide & Seek With The Street Murals of Penang

 I think it was around late 2009 or early 2010 when my friends started posting pictures of themselves standing next to creative murals along the streets of Penang. It wasn’t long before tracking down these works of art became the next ‘it’ thing in Penang tourism, even for locals! The streets of George Town are literally filled with these interesting pieces and is one of the main reasons why there are so many more bicycles on the street on the island now than say, 10 years ago. Due to the sheer number of art murals in the city, hunting for them all is a legit day-long activity and most likely (and for your sake of convenience), it would be ideal to rent a bike (some hotels have rental services specifically because of this).

3. Pay a visit to the Kek Lok Si Temple at night

 The Kek Lok Si temple is one of the finest and largest temple complexes within the region. Adorned with many sculptures and carvings, and even more images of Buddha, the temple is an essential aspect of Buddhism and Chinese cultural rituals in Penang. The temple’s architecture, with its many pagodas and archways, is even more enchanting during the Chinese New Year and Wesak Day celebrations as the temple will be covered in dazzling lights. It is also during those times when the temple is most crowded, usually by worshippers but also tourists who wish to soak in the serene atmosphere.



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