Penang, in north western Malaysia, also called Pulau Pinang (Isle of the Betel Nut), derives its name from the plentiful betel nut palms lining its sandy beaches.
A melting pot of cultures, this ‘Pearl of the Orient’ still retains its old-school charm and remains a favourite destination for many holidaymakers.
Penang Street Art in Georgetown
Hunting down the numerous wall paintings and wrought-iron caricatures can be both an enjoyable and arduous task under the hot sun.
"The Real Bruce Lee Would Never Do This" mural in Georgetown. Li Yen/Epoch Times
