Recognized as part of the Unesco World Heritage in 2008.
In this video I had visited the clan jetties who were chinese migrants in the 19th century, though the existence of these stilt houses dated back almost a hundred years ago. There are six jetties remaining after one was demolished by fire. The largest and most crowded is the Chew jetty which has its own temple, souvenirs being sold along the wooden piers as you walk the path to the loading bay. (I didn't made my way there) I spent my time in the oldest three jetties and not so touristy area. Thank you to the caretaker of the house (3:58) at the new jetty. Apologies for intruding the amazing house! ☺️ I thought it was open for public when I saw one family took pictures as though they were tourists like me. I was lucky though!!! Wish to be back there when it officially opens. 😍
My first few hours in Penang Island. [ Ссылка ]
Second day, it's great to explore the highest elevation in Penang Island. [ Ссылка ]
After chilling in Penang Hill, make way to the largest temple in the island. [ Ссылка ]
Third day, we’ll get to know the old settlements in the jetties. [ Ссылка ]
Fourth day, head to the history of the discovery of Penang Island. The fort, [ Ссылка ]
After the fort, walk through the central business district to explore more. [ Ссылка ]
Can’t get enough of the town, don’t waste time! Head to the temples few kilometres away from the CBD. [ Ссылка ]
Fronting another Buddhist temple, you’ll find this. [ Ссылка ]
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