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After our trip to Langkawi, we headed to Georgetown, in Penang, Malaysia. One day we walked around and did all these things in a single day. More coming on: http://migrationology.com/
Penang, Malaysia is an island just off the coast of the West Coast of Malaysia. It’s one of the most famous areas of Malaysia, especially known for its rich and diverse culture and for its food - many people come to Penang just to eat - as did I. Ying and I arrived to Penang from Langkawi, and we stayed in Penang for about a week, doing some work, and eating out way through the city. One day though, we decided to put on our shoes and go to visit as many of the attractions in the center of the city as we could. So this travel videos is an overview of the top things to do in Georgetown, Penang, but also a travel guide as well. Hope you enjoy to!
To begin the day, I started off with a Penang tourist map and located all the places we wanted to go. Since we were staying close to the Georgetown World Heritage Inc., that’s where we first decided to stop. It’s more of an information center, so after just a few minutes we continued on our way to the Chew Jetty, one of the couple of Chinese docks where homes are built over the water. On the way though, we walked through Lebuh Armenian (one of the most famous streets in Penang), past George Town street art, and also briefly stopped at Cheah Kongsi. The Chew Jetty was a nice place to walk around for a few minutes, there wasn’t a lot to do there, but mostly some small souvenir shops and some nice places to take photos.
We continued walking and passed the Queen Victory Lighthouse and then we continued on to Fort Cornwallis, a British built fort, and the only fort in Malaysia - though as they said it wasn’t ever used for battle. I was a little disappointed visiting Fort Cornwallis in Penang because we paid a pretty big entrance fee, but there really wasn’t anything to see inside - I could have seen it all from the outside. Anyway, we continued on walking around Penang, and then circled back past a cathedral. By this time we were getting quite hungry, so we headed into Little India, and then continued to a famous restaurant called Kapitan for tandoori chicken. I didn’t know they were really famous for their rice biryani, but I got a couple pieces of tandoori chicken and naan, it they were both incredible.
In the afternoon, we first stopped at the Goddess of Mercy Temple in Penang, and walked around for a few minutes, and then continued on to Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion, one of Penang’s main attractions and a place I was really looking forward to visiting. Mr. Cheong, an insanely wealthy Chinese business man built the Blue Mansion and it has now been restored and it’s actually open as a hotel, but they also give a couple of guided tours each day. The tour took 45 minutes, and it was beautiful to see. The only thing I wish is that we could have seen a little more of the Blue Mansion, because unfortunately we didn’t get to see much, but mostly listened to the history of the mansion - still it was worth seeing in Penang.
To finish of one day of things to do in Penang, Georgetown, we visited the Kapitan Keling Mosque, and then lastly we went to Khoo Kongsi. For dinner to end this day in Penang, we went to a restaurant to eat dim sum, and a few other Chinese dishes as well.
Thank you for watching this “things to do in Geogetown, Penang” travel video. Hope you enjoyed it, and hope it will give you some ideas for what to do when you visit. More Penang street food videos coming soon!
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- published: 25 Jun 2014
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Where to Eat in George Town, Penang, Malaysia
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http://davidsbeenhere.com The island of Penang is known for its rich history. Here, everything from the architecture to the food has been influenced by Malay, Indian, Chinese and European cultures. There is perhaps no better place to sample the delicious array of foods than in George Town, Penang’s capital city.
Here, if you want to eat well, you’ve got to hit the streets in search of local delicacies. Follow David to the best dishes to try in Penang!
First stop on this epic food journey is Kweng Kwee Street to try the famous Penang laksa and a couple of refreshing desserts – ice kacang (also known as “ABC” throughout Malaysia) and cendol. David takes us inside a local restaurant and shows us his laksa and dessert bowls that he’s about to try. Penang Laksa could quite possibly be the most famous dish in all of Malaysia. The basic ingredients of Penang Laksa are fish broth, fish balls, herbs, noodle, and chili pepper. Both desserts made by starting off with a mound of shaved ice. Ice kacang has red beans, jellies, and syrup (corn is optional). The basic ingredients of Cendol are coconut milk, jelly noodles, and green food coloring.
Local restaurants like these are common throughout Malaysia. They are normally cheaper than air-conditioned restaurants and serve freshly prepared noodle bowls and laksas. If you don’t want to wait for a table, or you’re just looking for a refreshing dessert to combat the heat and be on your way, order directly from the street vendors along the road. And be sure to have cash on hand.
Next up: David heads to Kimberly Street for dinner to try Char Koay Teow (fried prawn noodles). The secret to really good Char Koay Teow is the heat of the wok - the hotter the better. A plate of these tasty prawn noodles will run you about 8 Malaysian Ringgit, or about 2 U.S. Dollars. Pair it with a limau asam boi (refreshing lime and sour plum drink). David also takes the opportunity to try Koay Teow on Kimberly Street. This is another type of noodle bowl served with chicken and a rich, sweet duck sauce.
George Town is also known for its delicious Indian food, so David heads to Little India to Kapitan Restaurant to try delicious buttery cheese naan bread and chicken biryani (spiced chicken rice). The best part about the restaurant is that it’s open 24.7.
David then gets the opportunity to experience the Chinese influences in Malaysia by dining at a traditional Dim Sum restaurant, Tai Tong. Dim Sum are bite-size portions of ready-made food served in small steamed plates. What’s great about dim sum is you can sample a variety of dumplings, buns, and small plates
The next place on the itinerary is the Red Garden Hawker Center, which has a different vibe than the other places you just saw. Definitely more touristy, but a great variety of dishes to try. The atmosphere on a Friday night is definitely lively and family-friendly. David first eats Hokkien Mee, a Malaysian dish of fried egg noodles with prawns (can also come with other types of meat). Afterwards, he tries a mutton biryani, an Indian dish of spiced rice and sheep meet served in a clay pot.
The last place to eat featured on David’s where to eat in George Town, Penang is the New Lane Hawker Center, which is more of a row of food stalls and an area of plastic patio furniture for sitting down. David tries an oyster omelette, beef satay (grilled skewered beef strips) and ends it all with an ice-cold cendol for dessert. New Lane Hawker Center is open from 6 to 11 pm. It’s popular with the locals and is a 25-minute walk from the center of George Town.
David hopes that your travels to Asia one day bring you to bustling Georgetown. In addition to all its historical sights and famous street art, the food choices here are unrivaled!
- published: 03 Nov 2015
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It was so much fun exploring Penang like a local - we loved hanging out with our Airbnb host Eric and exploring the little streets and alleys of Penang! If you want to take a trip like us with your friends, you can sign up here and get USD$25/ SG $34 off your first trip: http://www.airbnb.com/fungbros
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Penang is the home to wonderful history, friendly locals and delicious meals. A definite attraction in northern Malaysia, Penang is represents a mixture of traditional and modern culture. What is really synonym with Penang is the food! Ask Malaysians and many would have traveled to Penang just to savour the delicious meals.
It was a pity that I only managed to feature a few places and I bet others will tell that one stall is better than the other. But you see, that IS Penang. Too much good food! We just cannot name the best. I personally had a great time eating Nasi Kandar, Roti Canai, Cendol, Curry Mee, Fried Oyster with Eggs and the famous Asam Laksa. Come join me in my next food tour by SUBSCRIBING!
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Sultan of Johor : Visit to Penang Island, May 2016.
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If you're in Penang and want to find these spots, go here:
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-Oyster omelette at red garden
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- Indian food at Sri Ananda Bahwan restaurant in little india
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A street-side view of Georgetown, the capital of Penang, Malaysia.
Georgetown, is the capital of the state of Penang in Malaysia. Named after Britain's King George III, George Town is located on the north-east corner of Penang Island (it is the third largest metropolitan in Malaysia by population).
George Town was founded in 1786 by Captain Francis Light, a trader for the British East India Company, as base for the company in the Malay States. He obtained the island of Penang from the Sultan of Kedah and built Fort Cornwallis on the north-eastern corner of the island.
On 7 July 2008, George Town was, together with Malacca, formally inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is officially recognized as having a unique architectural and cultural townscape without parallel anywhere in East and Southeast Asia.
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Penang is a state in Malaysia and the name of its constituent island, located on the northwest coast of Peninsular Malaysia by the Strait of Malacca. It is bordered by Kedah in the north and east, and Perak in the south. Penang is the second smallest Malaysian state in area after Perlis, and the eighth most populous. It is composed of two parts – Penang Island, where the seat of government is, and Seberang Perai (formerly, and occasionally Province Wellesley) on the Malay Peninsula. Highly urbanised and industrialised Penang is one of the most developed and economically important states in the country, as well as a thriving tourist destination. Its heterogeneous population is highly diverse in ethnicity, culture, language, and confessions. A resident of Penang is colloquially known as a Penangite.
The name "Penang" comes from the modern Malay name Pulau Pinang, which means island of the areca nut palm (Areca catechu, family Palmae). The name Penang may refer either to the island of Penang (Pulau Pinang) or the state of Penang (Negeri Pulau Pinang). In Malay, Penang's capital George Town was called and labelled in old maps as Tanjung Bidara (Cape Penaigre), named after the many ballnut trees (also known as Alexandrian laurels, Calophyllum inophyllum) on the coast, but now usually shortened as Tanjung (the Cape).
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18:31Exploring Penang (Georgetown): Things To Do in One Day
Exploring Penang (Georgetown): Things To Do in One DayExploring Penang (Georgetown): Things To Do in One Day
After our trip to Langkawi, we headed to Georgetown, in Penang, Malaysia. One day we walked around and did all these things in a single day. More coming on: http://migrationology.com/ Penang, Malaysia is an island just off the coast of the West Coast of Malaysia. It’s one of the most famous areas of Malaysia, especially known for its rich and diverse culture and for its food - many people come to Penang just to eat - as did I. Ying and I arrived to Penang from Langkawi, and we stayed in Penang for about a week, doing some work, and eating out way through the city. One day though, we decided to put on our shoes and go to visit as many of the attractions in the center of the city as we could. So this travel videos is an overview of the top things to do in Georgetown, Penang, but also a travel guide as well. Hope you enjoy to! To begin the day, I started off with a Penang tourist map and located all the places we wanted to go. Since we were staying close to the Georgetown World Heritage Inc., that’s where we first decided to stop. It’s more of an information center, so after just a few minutes we continued on our way to the Chew Jetty, one of the couple of Chinese docks where homes are built over the water. On the way though, we walked through Lebuh Armenian (one of the most famous streets in Penang), past George Town street art, and also briefly stopped at Cheah Kongsi. The Chew Jetty was a nice place to walk around for a few minutes, there wasn’t a lot to do there, but mostly some small souvenir shops and some nice places to take photos. We continued walking and passed the Queen Victory Lighthouse and then we continued on to Fort Cornwallis, a British built fort, and the only fort in Malaysia - though as they said it wasn’t ever used for battle. I was a little disappointed visiting Fort Cornwallis in Penang because we paid a pretty big entrance fee, but there really wasn’t anything to see inside - I could have seen it all from the outside. Anyway, we continued on walking around Penang, and then circled back past a cathedral. By this time we were getting quite hungry, so we headed into Little India, and then continued to a famous restaurant called Kapitan for tandoori chicken. I didn’t know they were really famous for their rice biryani, but I got a couple pieces of tandoori chicken and naan, it they were both incredible. In the afternoon, we first stopped at the Goddess of Mercy Temple in Penang, and walked around for a few minutes, and then continued on to Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion, one of Penang’s main attractions and a place I was really looking forward to visiting. Mr. Cheong, an insanely wealthy Chinese business man built the Blue Mansion and it has now been restored and it’s actually open as a hotel, but they also give a couple of guided tours each day. The tour took 45 minutes, and it was beautiful to see. The only thing I wish is that we could have seen a little more of the Blue Mansion, because unfortunately we didn’t get to see much, but mostly listened to the history of the mansion - still it was worth seeing in Penang. To finish of one day of things to do in Penang, Georgetown, we visited the Kapitan Keling Mosque, and then lastly we went to Khoo Kongsi. For dinner to end this day in Penang, we went to a restaurant to eat dim sum, and a few other Chinese dishes as well. Thank you for watching this “things to do in Geogetown, Penang” travel video. Hope you enjoyed it, and hope it will give you some ideas for what to do when you visit. More Penang street food videos coming soon! Music in this video is from Audio Network Filmed and created by Mark Wiens and Ying Wiens: http://migrationology.com/blog & http://www.eatingthaifood.com/ & http://www.travelbyying.com/ Make a donation: http://migrationology.com/donate/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/migrationology Instagram: https://instagram.com/migrationology Twitter: https://twitter.com/migrationology SNAPCHAT: migrationology Thank you for watching! -
44:03National Geographic Megastructures The 2nd Penang Bridge
National Geographic Megastructures The 2nd Penang BridgeNational Geographic Megastructures The 2nd Penang Bridge
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4:24Awesome Penang Travel Guide Highlights
Awesome Penang Travel Guide HighlightsAwesome Penang Travel Guide Highlights
Join us on this quick tour of amazing Penang island, Malaysia! Step into heritage at the Street of Harmony and immerse yourself in the different cultures and trades on George Town's historic streets. Walk, ride and even jump with us as we take you to the Batu Ferringhi night market, Penang Hill, clan jetties, quirky cafes, classy restaurants and beyond. Get your Awesome Penang travel guide now at http://airasia.com/awesomepenang -
8:15Where to Eat in George Town, Penang
Where to Eat in George Town, PenangWhere to Eat in George Town, Penang
Where to Eat in George Town, Penang, Malaysia Join my adventures on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/davidsbeenhere/ http://davidsbeenhere.com The island of Penang is known for its rich history. Here, everything from the architecture to the food has been influenced by Malay, Indian, Chinese and European cultures. There is perhaps no better place to sample the delicious array of foods than in George Town, Penang’s capital city. Here, if you want to eat well, you’ve got to hit the streets in search of local delicacies. Follow David to the best dishes to try in Penang! First stop on this epic food journey is Kweng Kwee Street to try the famous Penang laksa and a couple of refreshing desserts – ice kacang (also known as “ABC” throughout Malaysia) and cendol. David takes us inside a local restaurant and shows us his laksa and dessert bowls that he’s about to try. Penang Laksa could quite possibly be the most famous dish in all of Malaysia. The basic ingredients of Penang Laksa are fish broth, fish balls, herbs, noodle, and chili pepper. Both desserts made by starting off with a mound of shaved ice. Ice kacang has red beans, jellies, and syrup (corn is optional). The basic ingredients of Cendol are coconut milk, jelly noodles, and green food coloring. Local restaurants like these are common throughout Malaysia. They are normally cheaper than air-conditioned restaurants and serve freshly prepared noodle bowls and laksas. If you don’t want to wait for a table, or you’re just looking for a refreshing dessert to combat the heat and be on your way, order directly from the street vendors along the road. And be sure to have cash on hand. Next up: David heads to Kimberly Street for dinner to try Char Koay Teow (fried prawn noodles). The secret to really good Char Koay Teow is the heat of the wok - the hotter the better. A plate of these tasty prawn noodles will run you about 8 Malaysian Ringgit, or about 2 U.S. Dollars. Pair it with a limau asam boi (refreshing lime and sour plum drink). David also takes the opportunity to try Koay Teow on Kimberly Street. This is another type of noodle bowl served with chicken and a rich, sweet duck sauce. George Town is also known for its delicious Indian food, so David heads to Little India to Kapitan Restaurant to try delicious buttery cheese naan bread and chicken biryani (spiced chicken rice). The best part about the restaurant is that it’s open 24.7. David then gets the opportunity to experience the Chinese influences in Malaysia by dining at a traditional Dim Sum restaurant, Tai Tong. Dim Sum are bite-size portions of ready-made food served in small steamed plates. What’s great about dim sum is you can sample a variety of dumplings, buns, and small plates The next place on the itinerary is the Red Garden Hawker Center, which has a different vibe than the other places you just saw. Definitely more touristy, but a great variety of dishes to try. The atmosphere on a Friday night is definitely lively and family-friendly. David first eats Hokkien Mee, a Malaysian dish of fried egg noodles with prawns (can also come with other types of meat). Afterwards, he tries a mutton biryani, an Indian dish of spiced rice and sheep meet served in a clay pot. The last place to eat featured on David’s where to eat in George Town, Penang is the New Lane Hawker Center, which is more of a row of food stalls and an area of plastic patio furniture for sitting down. David tries an oyster omelette, beef satay (grilled skewered beef strips) and ends it all with an ice-cold cendol for dessert. New Lane Hawker Center is open from 6 to 11 pm. It’s popular with the locals and is a 25-minute walk from the center of George Town. David hopes that your travels to Asia one day bring you to bustling Georgetown. In addition to all its historical sights and famous street art, the food choices here are unrivaled! -
8:1010 BEST FOODS IN MALAYSIA (Penang - Malaysia's Food Paradise)
10 BEST FOODS IN MALAYSIA (Penang - Malaysia's Food Paradise)10 BEST FOODS IN MALAYSIA (Penang - Malaysia's Food Paradise)
It was so much fun exploring Penang like a local - we loved hanging out with our Airbnb host Eric and exploring the little streets and alleys of Penang! If you want to take a trip like us with your friends, you can sign up here and get USD$25/ SG $34 off your first trip: http://www.airbnb.com/fungbros If you're travelling to Malaysia anytime soon then go check out Airbnb's Malaysia options here: http://www.airbnb.com/fungbrosinmalaysia FUNG BROS SHIRTS: http://gummymall.com/fungbros LIKE: http://www.facebook.com/thefungbros FOLLOW: http://www.twitter.com/FungBros DAVID: http://www.twitter.com/DavidBFung ANDREW: http://www.twitter.com/AndrewJFung DAVID: http://www.instagram.com/DavidBFung ANDREW: http://www.instagram.com/AndrewJFung RICHIE LE http://youtube.com/RichieLe23 http://instagram.com/RichieLe23 Shot by: Stanley Chen, Tim Shiiba Edited by: Jeff Clarke Crew: Michael Leung Special thanks to: Eric from AirBnB and Vicky Ooi, Rebecca & Ling for being awesome local guides! -
12:40Penang | Malaysia Food Tour Series [Ep 1]
Penang | Malaysia Food Tour Series [Ep 1]Penang | Malaysia Food Tour Series [Ep 1]
Penang is the home to wonderful history, friendly locals and delicious meals. A definite attraction in northern Malaysia, Penang is represents a mixture of traditional and modern culture. What is really synonym with Penang is the food! Ask Malaysians and many would have traveled to Penang just to savour the delicious meals. It was a pity that I only managed to feature a few places and I bet others will tell that one stall is better than the other. But you see, that IS Penang. Too much good food! We just cannot name the best. I personally had a great time eating Nasi Kandar, Roti Canai, Cendol, Curry Mee, Fried Oyster with Eggs and the famous Asam Laksa. Come join me in my next food tour by SUBSCRIBING! --- Camera: Canon EOS 70D http://amzn.to/1o4u11h Lens: Canon EF 50mm f/1.4 http://amzn.to/1MA42Fu Sigma 17-50mm f/2.8 http://amzn.to/1VAsmy5 Microphone: Rode VideoMic Pro http://amzn.to/1MA4mE4 Edutige Lavalier ETM-006 http://amzn.to/1Uio9Af --- Subscribe to the channel to get all latest recipes: http://goo.gl/Qy2TXJ --- Follow Nyonya Cooking for more updates: Home: http://goo.gl/jdAKtK Facebook: http://goo.gl/82s6wt Instagram: http://goo.gl/nGrYrG Twitter: http://goo.gl/vNg8zP Google+: http://goo.gl/SVw4dZ -
4:37Sultan of Johor : Visit to Penang Island, May 2016.
Sultan of Johor : Visit to Penang Island, May 2016.Sultan of Johor : Visit to Penang Island, May 2016.
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13:38Follow me Around: Penang, Malaysia - Best Places to Eat from a Local!
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7:05Top 5 Foods in Food Heaven | Penang, Malaysia | The Food Ranger
Top 5 Foods in Food Heaven | Penang, Malaysia | The Food RangerTop 5 Foods in Food Heaven | Penang, Malaysia | The Food Ranger
Please make sure to Subscribe to my channel! Click here to subscribe: http://vid.io/xqN3 Food Heaven exists! An old island town in the northwest of Malaysia has some of the best food in the world. Join me on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Foodrangin Join the Food Ranger as he hunts for the tastiest dishes and chooses his top 5 favourite meals! If you're in Penang and want to find these spots, go here: -Cendol was located at Penang Road Famous Teochew Chendul. -Oyster omelette at red garden -Char kway teow at CF food court - Indian food at Sri Ananda Bahwan restaurant in little india -Asam Laksa at Penang Road Famous Asam Laksa -
14:08[HD] Georgetown, PENANG
[HD] Georgetown, PENANG[HD] Georgetown, PENANG
A street-side view of Georgetown, the capital of Penang, Malaysia. Georgetown, is the capital of the state of Penang in Malaysia. Named after Britain's King George III, George Town is located on the north-east corner of Penang Island (it is the third largest metropolitan in Malaysia by population). George Town was founded in 1786 by Captain Francis Light, a trader for the British East India Company, as base for the company in the Malay States. He obtained the island of Penang from the Sultan of Kedah and built Fort Cornwallis on the north-eastern corner of the island. On 7 July 2008, George Town was, together with Malacca, formally inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is officially recognized as having a unique architectural and cultural townscape without parallel anywhere in East and Southeast Asia.
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- Burma
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- Fort Cornwallis
- Gelugor
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- Goa
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- Johor
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Exploring Penang (Georgetown): Things To Do in One Day
After our trip to Langkawi, we headed to Georgetown, in Penang, Malaysia. One day we walked around and did all these things in a single day. More coming on: http://migrationology.com/ Penang, Malaysia is an island just off the coast of the West Coast of Malaysia. It’s one of the most famous areas of Malaysia, especially known for its rich and diverse culture and for its food - many people come to Penang just to eat - as did I. Ying and I arrived to Penang from Langkawi, and we stayed in Penang for about a week, doing some work, and eating out way through the city. One day though, we decided to put on our shoes and go to visit as many of the attractions in the center of the city as we could. So this travel videos is an overview of the top things to do in Georgetown, Penang, but also a trav... -
National Geographic Megastructures The 2nd Penang Bridge
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Awesome Penang Travel Guide Highlights
Join us on this quick tour of amazing Penang island, Malaysia! Step into heritage at the Street of Harmony and immerse yourself in the different cultures and trades on George Town's historic streets. Walk, ride and even jump with us as we take you to the Batu Ferringhi night market, Penang Hill, clan jetties, quirky cafes, classy restaurants and beyond. Get your Awesome Penang travel guide now at http://airasia.com/awesomepenang -
Where to Eat in George Town, Penang
Where to Eat in George Town, Penang, Malaysia Join my adventures on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/davidsbeenhere/ http://davidsbeenhere.com The island of Penang is known for its rich history. Here, everything from the architecture to the food has been influenced by Malay, Indian, Chinese and European cultures. There is perhaps no better place to sample the delicious array of foods than in George Town, Penang’s capital city. Here, if you want to eat well, you’ve got to hit the streets in search of local delicacies. Follow David to the best dishes to try in Penang! First stop on this epic food journey is Kweng Kwee Street to try the famous Penang laksa and a couple of refreshing desserts – ice kacang (also known as “ABC” throughout Malaysia) and cendol. David takes us inside a l... -
10 BEST FOODS IN MALAYSIA (Penang - Malaysia's Food Paradise)
It was so much fun exploring Penang like a local - we loved hanging out with our Airbnb host Eric and exploring the little streets and alleys of Penang! If you want to take a trip like us with your friends, you can sign up here and get USD$25/ SG $34 off your first trip: http://www.airbnb.com/fungbros If you're travelling to Malaysia anytime soon then go check out Airbnb's Malaysia options here: http://www.airbnb.com/fungbrosinmalaysia FUNG BROS SHIRTS: http://gummymall.com/fungbros LIKE: http://www.facebook.com/thefungbros FOLLOW: http://www.twitter.com/FungBros DAVID: http://www.twitter.com/DavidBFung ANDREW: http://www.twitter.com/AndrewJFung DAVID: http://www.instagram.com/DavidBFung ANDREW: http://www.instagram.com/AndrewJFung RICHIE LE http://youtube.com/RichieLe23 http://instagr... -
Penang | Malaysia Food Tour Series [Ep 1]
Penang is the home to wonderful history, friendly locals and delicious meals. A definite attraction in northern Malaysia, Penang is represents a mixture of traditional and modern culture. What is really synonym with Penang is the food! Ask Malaysians and many would have traveled to Penang just to savour the delicious meals. It was a pity that I only managed to feature a few places and I bet others will tell that one stall is better than the other. But you see, that IS Penang. Too much good food! We just cannot name the best. I personally had a great time eating Nasi Kandar, Roti Canai, Cendol, Curry Mee, Fried Oyster with Eggs and the famous Asam Laksa. Come join me in my next food tour by SUBSCRIBING! --- Camera: Canon EOS 70D http://amzn.to/1o4u11h Lens: Canon EF 50mm f/1.4 http://am... -
Sultan of Johor : Visit to Penang Island, May 2016.
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Please make sure to Subscribe to my channel! Click here to subscribe: http://vid.io/xqN3 Food Heaven exists! An old island town in the northwest of Malaysia has some of the best food in the world. Join me on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Foodrangin Join the Food Ranger as he hunts for the tastiest dishes and chooses his top 5 favourite meals! If you're in Penang and want to find these spots, go here: -Cendol was located at Penang Road Famous Teochew Chendul. -Oyster omelette at red garden -Char kway teow at CF food court - Indian food at Sri Ananda Bahwan restaurant in little india -Asam Laksa at Penang Road Famous Asam Laksa -
[HD] Georgetown, PENANG
A street-side view of Georgetown, the capital of Penang, Malaysia. Georgetown, is the capital of the state of Penang in Malaysia. Named after Britain's King George III, George Town is located on the north-east corner of Penang Island (it is the third largest metropolitan in Malaysia by population). George Town was founded in 1786 by Captain Francis Light, a trader for the British East India Company, as base for the company in the Malay States. He obtained the island of Penang from the Sultan of Kedah and built Fort Cornwallis on the north-eastern corner of the island. On 7 July 2008, George Town was, together with Malacca, formally inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is officially recognized as having a unique architectural and cultural townscape without paralle...
Exploring Penang (Georgetown): Things To Do in One Day
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After our trip to Langkawi, we headed to Georgetown, in Penang, Malaysia. One day we walked around and did all these things in a single day. More coming on: htt...
After our trip to Langkawi, we headed to Georgetown, in Penang, Malaysia. One day we walked around and did all these things in a single day. More coming on: http://migrationology.com/
Penang, Malaysia is an island just off the coast of the West Coast of Malaysia. It’s one of the most famous areas of Malaysia, especially known for its rich and diverse culture and for its food - many people come to Penang just to eat - as did I. Ying and I arrived to Penang from Langkawi, and we stayed in Penang for about a week, doing some work, and eating out way through the city. One day though, we decided to put on our shoes and go to visit as many of the attractions in the center of the city as we could. So this travel videos is an overview of the top things to do in Georgetown, Penang, but also a travel guide as well. Hope you enjoy to!
To begin the day, I started off with a Penang tourist map and located all the places we wanted to go. Since we were staying close to the Georgetown World Heritage Inc., that’s where we first decided to stop. It’s more of an information center, so after just a few minutes we continued on our way to the Chew Jetty, one of the couple of Chinese docks where homes are built over the water. On the way though, we walked through Lebuh Armenian (one of the most famous streets in Penang), past George Town street art, and also briefly stopped at Cheah Kongsi. The Chew Jetty was a nice place to walk around for a few minutes, there wasn’t a lot to do there, but mostly some small souvenir shops and some nice places to take photos.
We continued walking and passed the Queen Victory Lighthouse and then we continued on to Fort Cornwallis, a British built fort, and the only fort in Malaysia - though as they said it wasn’t ever used for battle. I was a little disappointed visiting Fort Cornwallis in Penang because we paid a pretty big entrance fee, but there really wasn’t anything to see inside - I could have seen it all from the outside. Anyway, we continued on walking around Penang, and then circled back past a cathedral. By this time we were getting quite hungry, so we headed into Little India, and then continued to a famous restaurant called Kapitan for tandoori chicken. I didn’t know they were really famous for their rice biryani, but I got a couple pieces of tandoori chicken and naan, it they were both incredible.
In the afternoon, we first stopped at the Goddess of Mercy Temple in Penang, and walked around for a few minutes, and then continued on to Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion, one of Penang’s main attractions and a place I was really looking forward to visiting. Mr. Cheong, an insanely wealthy Chinese business man built the Blue Mansion and it has now been restored and it’s actually open as a hotel, but they also give a couple of guided tours each day. The tour took 45 minutes, and it was beautiful to see. The only thing I wish is that we could have seen a little more of the Blue Mansion, because unfortunately we didn’t get to see much, but mostly listened to the history of the mansion - still it was worth seeing in Penang.
To finish of one day of things to do in Penang, Georgetown, we visited the Kapitan Keling Mosque, and then lastly we went to Khoo Kongsi. For dinner to end this day in Penang, we went to a restaurant to eat dim sum, and a few other Chinese dishes as well.
Thank you for watching this “things to do in Geogetown, Penang” travel video. Hope you enjoyed it, and hope it will give you some ideas for what to do when you visit. More Penang street food videos coming soon!
Music in this video is from Audio Network
Filmed and created by Mark Wiens and Ying Wiens: http://migrationology.com/blog & http://www.eatingthaifood.com/ & http://www.travelbyying.com/
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After our trip to Langkawi, we headed to Georgetown, in Penang, Malaysia. One day we walked around and did all these things in a single day. More coming on: http://migrationology.com/
Penang, Malaysia is an island just off the coast of the West Coast of Malaysia. It’s one of the most famous areas of Malaysia, especially known for its rich and diverse culture and for its food - many people come to Penang just to eat - as did I. Ying and I arrived to Penang from Langkawi, and we stayed in Penang for about a week, doing some work, and eating out way through the city. One day though, we decided to put on our shoes and go to visit as many of the attractions in the center of the city as we could. So this travel videos is an overview of the top things to do in Georgetown, Penang, but also a travel guide as well. Hope you enjoy to!
To begin the day, I started off with a Penang tourist map and located all the places we wanted to go. Since we were staying close to the Georgetown World Heritage Inc., that’s where we first decided to stop. It’s more of an information center, so after just a few minutes we continued on our way to the Chew Jetty, one of the couple of Chinese docks where homes are built over the water. On the way though, we walked through Lebuh Armenian (one of the most famous streets in Penang), past George Town street art, and also briefly stopped at Cheah Kongsi. The Chew Jetty was a nice place to walk around for a few minutes, there wasn’t a lot to do there, but mostly some small souvenir shops and some nice places to take photos.
We continued walking and passed the Queen Victory Lighthouse and then we continued on to Fort Cornwallis, a British built fort, and the only fort in Malaysia - though as they said it wasn’t ever used for battle. I was a little disappointed visiting Fort Cornwallis in Penang because we paid a pretty big entrance fee, but there really wasn’t anything to see inside - I could have seen it all from the outside. Anyway, we continued on walking around Penang, and then circled back past a cathedral. By this time we were getting quite hungry, so we headed into Little India, and then continued to a famous restaurant called Kapitan for tandoori chicken. I didn’t know they were really famous for their rice biryani, but I got a couple pieces of tandoori chicken and naan, it they were both incredible.
In the afternoon, we first stopped at the Goddess of Mercy Temple in Penang, and walked around for a few minutes, and then continued on to Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion, one of Penang’s main attractions and a place I was really looking forward to visiting. Mr. Cheong, an insanely wealthy Chinese business man built the Blue Mansion and it has now been restored and it’s actually open as a hotel, but they also give a couple of guided tours each day. The tour took 45 minutes, and it was beautiful to see. The only thing I wish is that we could have seen a little more of the Blue Mansion, because unfortunately we didn’t get to see much, but mostly listened to the history of the mansion - still it was worth seeing in Penang.
To finish of one day of things to do in Penang, Georgetown, we visited the Kapitan Keling Mosque, and then lastly we went to Khoo Kongsi. For dinner to end this day in Penang, we went to a restaurant to eat dim sum, and a few other Chinese dishes as well.
Thank you for watching this “things to do in Geogetown, Penang” travel video. Hope you enjoyed it, and hope it will give you some ideas for what to do when you visit. More Penang street food videos coming soon!
Music in this video is from Audio Network
Filmed and created by Mark Wiens and Ying Wiens: http://migrationology.com/blog & http://www.eatingthaifood.com/ & http://www.travelbyying.com/
Make a donation: http://migrationology.com/donate/
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National Geographic Megastructures The 2nd Penang Bridge
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- Duration: 44:03
- Updated: 08 Oct 2015
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- published: 08 Oct 2015
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Awesome Penang Travel Guide Highlights
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- Duration: 4:24
- Updated: 25 Jun 2014
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Join us on this quick tour of amazing Penang island, Malaysia! Step into heritage at the Street of Harmony and immerse yourself in the different cultures and tr...
Join us on this quick tour of amazing Penang island, Malaysia! Step into heritage at the Street of Harmony and immerse yourself in the different cultures and trades on George Town's historic streets. Walk, ride and even jump with us as we take you to the Batu Ferringhi night market, Penang Hill, clan jetties, quirky cafes, classy restaurants and beyond.
Get your Awesome Penang travel guide now at http://airasia.com/awesomepenang
wn.com/Awesome Penang Travel Guide Highlights
Join us on this quick tour of amazing Penang island, Malaysia! Step into heritage at the Street of Harmony and immerse yourself in the different cultures and trades on George Town's historic streets. Walk, ride and even jump with us as we take you to the Batu Ferringhi night market, Penang Hill, clan jetties, quirky cafes, classy restaurants and beyond.
Get your Awesome Penang travel guide now at http://airasia.com/awesomepenang
- published: 25 Jun 2014
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Where to Eat in George Town, Penang
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Where to Eat in George Town, Penang, Malaysia
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Where to Eat in George Town, Penang, Malaysia
Join my adventures on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/davidsbeenhere/
http://davidsbeenhere.com The island of Penang is known for its rich history. Here, everything from the architecture to the food has been influenced by Malay, Indian, Chinese and European cultures. There is perhaps no better place to sample the delicious array of foods than in George Town, Penang’s capital city.
Here, if you want to eat well, you’ve got to hit the streets in search of local delicacies. Follow David to the best dishes to try in Penang!
First stop on this epic food journey is Kweng Kwee Street to try the famous Penang laksa and a couple of refreshing desserts – ice kacang (also known as “ABC” throughout Malaysia) and cendol. David takes us inside a local restaurant and shows us his laksa and dessert bowls that he’s about to try. Penang Laksa could quite possibly be the most famous dish in all of Malaysia. The basic ingredients of Penang Laksa are fish broth, fish balls, herbs, noodle, and chili pepper. Both desserts made by starting off with a mound of shaved ice. Ice kacang has red beans, jellies, and syrup (corn is optional). The basic ingredients of Cendol are coconut milk, jelly noodles, and green food coloring.
Local restaurants like these are common throughout Malaysia. They are normally cheaper than air-conditioned restaurants and serve freshly prepared noodle bowls and laksas. If you don’t want to wait for a table, or you’re just looking for a refreshing dessert to combat the heat and be on your way, order directly from the street vendors along the road. And be sure to have cash on hand.
Next up: David heads to Kimberly Street for dinner to try Char Koay Teow (fried prawn noodles). The secret to really good Char Koay Teow is the heat of the wok - the hotter the better. A plate of these tasty prawn noodles will run you about 8 Malaysian Ringgit, or about 2 U.S. Dollars. Pair it with a limau asam boi (refreshing lime and sour plum drink). David also takes the opportunity to try Koay Teow on Kimberly Street. This is another type of noodle bowl served with chicken and a rich, sweet duck sauce.
George Town is also known for its delicious Indian food, so David heads to Little India to Kapitan Restaurant to try delicious buttery cheese naan bread and chicken biryani (spiced chicken rice). The best part about the restaurant is that it’s open 24.7.
David then gets the opportunity to experience the Chinese influences in Malaysia by dining at a traditional Dim Sum restaurant, Tai Tong. Dim Sum are bite-size portions of ready-made food served in small steamed plates. What’s great about dim sum is you can sample a variety of dumplings, buns, and small plates
The next place on the itinerary is the Red Garden Hawker Center, which has a different vibe than the other places you just saw. Definitely more touristy, but a great variety of dishes to try. The atmosphere on a Friday night is definitely lively and family-friendly. David first eats Hokkien Mee, a Malaysian dish of fried egg noodles with prawns (can also come with other types of meat). Afterwards, he tries a mutton biryani, an Indian dish of spiced rice and sheep meet served in a clay pot.
The last place to eat featured on David’s where to eat in George Town, Penang is the New Lane Hawker Center, which is more of a row of food stalls and an area of plastic patio furniture for sitting down. David tries an oyster omelette, beef satay (grilled skewered beef strips) and ends it all with an ice-cold cendol for dessert. New Lane Hawker Center is open from 6 to 11 pm. It’s popular with the locals and is a 25-minute walk from the center of George Town.
David hopes that your travels to Asia one day bring you to bustling Georgetown. In addition to all its historical sights and famous street art, the food choices here are unrivaled!
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Where to Eat in George Town, Penang, Malaysia
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http://davidsbeenhere.com The island of Penang is known for its rich history. Here, everything from the architecture to the food has been influenced by Malay, Indian, Chinese and European cultures. There is perhaps no better place to sample the delicious array of foods than in George Town, Penang’s capital city.
Here, if you want to eat well, you’ve got to hit the streets in search of local delicacies. Follow David to the best dishes to try in Penang!
First stop on this epic food journey is Kweng Kwee Street to try the famous Penang laksa and a couple of refreshing desserts – ice kacang (also known as “ABC” throughout Malaysia) and cendol. David takes us inside a local restaurant and shows us his laksa and dessert bowls that he’s about to try. Penang Laksa could quite possibly be the most famous dish in all of Malaysia. The basic ingredients of Penang Laksa are fish broth, fish balls, herbs, noodle, and chili pepper. Both desserts made by starting off with a mound of shaved ice. Ice kacang has red beans, jellies, and syrup (corn is optional). The basic ingredients of Cendol are coconut milk, jelly noodles, and green food coloring.
Local restaurants like these are common throughout Malaysia. They are normally cheaper than air-conditioned restaurants and serve freshly prepared noodle bowls and laksas. If you don’t want to wait for a table, or you’re just looking for a refreshing dessert to combat the heat and be on your way, order directly from the street vendors along the road. And be sure to have cash on hand.
Next up: David heads to Kimberly Street for dinner to try Char Koay Teow (fried prawn noodles). The secret to really good Char Koay Teow is the heat of the wok - the hotter the better. A plate of these tasty prawn noodles will run you about 8 Malaysian Ringgit, or about 2 U.S. Dollars. Pair it with a limau asam boi (refreshing lime and sour plum drink). David also takes the opportunity to try Koay Teow on Kimberly Street. This is another type of noodle bowl served with chicken and a rich, sweet duck sauce.
George Town is also known for its delicious Indian food, so David heads to Little India to Kapitan Restaurant to try delicious buttery cheese naan bread and chicken biryani (spiced chicken rice). The best part about the restaurant is that it’s open 24.7.
David then gets the opportunity to experience the Chinese influences in Malaysia by dining at a traditional Dim Sum restaurant, Tai Tong. Dim Sum are bite-size portions of ready-made food served in small steamed plates. What’s great about dim sum is you can sample a variety of dumplings, buns, and small plates
The next place on the itinerary is the Red Garden Hawker Center, which has a different vibe than the other places you just saw. Definitely more touristy, but a great variety of dishes to try. The atmosphere on a Friday night is definitely lively and family-friendly. David first eats Hokkien Mee, a Malaysian dish of fried egg noodles with prawns (can also come with other types of meat). Afterwards, he tries a mutton biryani, an Indian dish of spiced rice and sheep meet served in a clay pot.
The last place to eat featured on David’s where to eat in George Town, Penang is the New Lane Hawker Center, which is more of a row of food stalls and an area of plastic patio furniture for sitting down. David tries an oyster omelette, beef satay (grilled skewered beef strips) and ends it all with an ice-cold cendol for dessert. New Lane Hawker Center is open from 6 to 11 pm. It’s popular with the locals and is a 25-minute walk from the center of George Town.
David hopes that your travels to Asia one day bring you to bustling Georgetown. In addition to all its historical sights and famous street art, the food choices here are unrivaled!
- published: 03 Nov 2015
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10 BEST FOODS IN MALAYSIA (Penang - Malaysia's Food Paradise)
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- Duration: 8:10
- Updated: 05 Oct 2015
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It was so much fun exploring Penang like a local - we loved hanging out with our Airbnb host Eric and exploring the little streets and alleys of Penang! If you ...
It was so much fun exploring Penang like a local - we loved hanging out with our Airbnb host Eric and exploring the little streets and alleys of Penang! If you want to take a trip like us with your friends, you can sign up here and get USD$25/ SG $34 off your first trip: http://www.airbnb.com/fungbros
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It was so much fun exploring Penang like a local - we loved hanging out with our Airbnb host Eric and exploring the little streets and alleys of Penang! If you want to take a trip like us with your friends, you can sign up here and get USD$25/ SG $34 off your first trip: http://www.airbnb.com/fungbros
If you're travelling to Malaysia anytime soon then go check out Airbnb's Malaysia options here: http://www.airbnb.com/fungbrosinmalaysia
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Shot by: Stanley Chen, Tim Shiiba
Edited by: Jeff Clarke
Crew: Michael Leung
Special thanks to: Eric from AirBnB and Vicky Ooi, Rebecca & Ling for being awesome local guides!
- published: 05 Oct 2015
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Penang | Malaysia Food Tour Series [Ep 1]
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- Duration: 12:40
- Updated: 07 Aug 2015
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Penang is the home to wonderful history, friendly locals and delicious meals. A definite attraction in northern Malaysia, Penang is represents a mixture of trad...
Penang is the home to wonderful history, friendly locals and delicious meals. A definite attraction in northern Malaysia, Penang is represents a mixture of traditional and modern culture. What is really synonym with Penang is the food! Ask Malaysians and many would have traveled to Penang just to savour the delicious meals.
It was a pity that I only managed to feature a few places and I bet others will tell that one stall is better than the other. But you see, that IS Penang. Too much good food! We just cannot name the best. I personally had a great time eating Nasi Kandar, Roti Canai, Cendol, Curry Mee, Fried Oyster with Eggs and the famous Asam Laksa. Come join me in my next food tour by SUBSCRIBING!
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Penang is the home to wonderful history, friendly locals and delicious meals. A definite attraction in northern Malaysia, Penang is represents a mixture of traditional and modern culture. What is really synonym with Penang is the food! Ask Malaysians and many would have traveled to Penang just to savour the delicious meals.
It was a pity that I only managed to feature a few places and I bet others will tell that one stall is better than the other. But you see, that IS Penang. Too much good food! We just cannot name the best. I personally had a great time eating Nasi Kandar, Roti Canai, Cendol, Curry Mee, Fried Oyster with Eggs and the famous Asam Laksa. Come join me in my next food tour by SUBSCRIBING!
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- published: 07 Aug 2015
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Sultan of Johor : Visit to Penang Island, May 2016.
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- Duration: 4:37
- Updated: 30 May 2016
- views: 18013
Sultan of Johor : Visit to Penang Island, May 2016.
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Sultan of Johor : Visit to Penang Island, May 2016.
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Sultan of Johor : Visit to Penang Island, May 2016.
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- published: 30 May 2016
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Follow me Around: Penang, Malaysia - Best Places to Eat from a Local!
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- Duration: 13:38
- Updated: 21 Dec 2014
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Top 5 Foods in Food Heaven | Penang, Malaysia | The Food Ranger
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- Duration: 7:05
- Updated: 17 Jul 2014
- views: 184682
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Food Heaven exists! An old island town in the northwest of Malaysia has...
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Food Heaven exists! An old island town in the northwest of Malaysia has some of the best food in the world.
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Join the Food Ranger as he hunts for the tastiest dishes and chooses his top 5 favourite meals!
If you're in Penang and want to find these spots, go here:
-Cendol was located at Penang Road Famous Teochew Chendul.
-Oyster omelette at red garden
-Char kway teow at CF food court
- Indian food at Sri Ananda Bahwan restaurant in little india
-Asam Laksa at Penang Road Famous Asam Laksa
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Food Heaven exists! An old island town in the northwest of Malaysia has some of the best food in the world.
Join me on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Foodrangin
Join the Food Ranger as he hunts for the tastiest dishes and chooses his top 5 favourite meals!
If you're in Penang and want to find these spots, go here:
-Cendol was located at Penang Road Famous Teochew Chendul.
-Oyster omelette at red garden
-Char kway teow at CF food court
- Indian food at Sri Ananda Bahwan restaurant in little india
-Asam Laksa at Penang Road Famous Asam Laksa
- published: 17 Jul 2014
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[HD] Georgetown, PENANG
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- Duration: 14:08
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A street-side view of Georgetown, the capital of Penang, Malaysia.
Georgetown, is the capital of the state of Penang in Malaysia. Named after Britai...
A street-side view of Georgetown, the capital of Penang, Malaysia.
Georgetown, is the capital of the state of Penang in Malaysia. Named after Britain's King George III, George Town is located on the north-east corner of Penang Island (it is the third largest metropolitan in Malaysia by population).
George Town was founded in 1786 by Captain Francis Light, a trader for the British East India Company, as base for the company in the Malay States. He obtained the island of Penang from the Sultan of Kedah and built Fort Cornwallis on the north-eastern corner of the island.
On 7 July 2008, George Town was, together with Malacca, formally inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is officially recognized as having a unique architectural and cultural townscape without parallel anywhere in East and Southeast Asia.
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A street-side view of Georgetown, the capital of Penang, Malaysia.
Georgetown, is the capital of the state of Penang in Malaysia. Named after Britain's King George III, George Town is located on the north-east corner of Penang Island (it is the third largest metropolitan in Malaysia by population).
George Town was founded in 1786 by Captain Francis Light, a trader for the British East India Company, as base for the company in the Malay States. He obtained the island of Penang from the Sultan of Kedah and built Fort Cornwallis on the north-eastern corner of the island.
On 7 July 2008, George Town was, together with Malacca, formally inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is officially recognized as having a unique architectural and cultural townscape without parallel anywhere in East and Southeast Asia.
- published: 28 Apr 2011
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Penang & Georgetown Malaysia Travel Guide, Little India, Penang Hill, Street Art, Clan Jetties
All we ever hear about Penang was EATING! Much to our surprise there was a lot more to do in Penang than just eat until you pop. Walking through the quaint streets of Georgetown was an adventure in itself. Penang is definitely a way different vibe compared to Kuala Lumpur. I got way more of a typical South East Asian city vibe out of Penang, and by that I mean, the smells, dirty streets, critters etc.. However, this didn't detract from an excellent experience of the city. The first thing we did was rent a motorbike and get a lay of the land. Aside from the beaches (which were nowhere near as nice as Langkawi: watch our video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DqjZrlsQzBQ) most action in Penang takes place in and around Georgetown. Georgetown has famous street art scattered through t... -
Penang Travel Guide: Things to do in George Town Top Attractions (Malaysia)
Penang is a world class UNESCO heritage city with plenty of attractions, things to do and travel activities to keep one engaged whether in George Town or exploring other parts of the the island located in northern part of Peninsular Malaysia. The following is a travel video list of things to do and attractions to consider when in Penang: GEAR WE USE Olympus OM-D E-M5 II: http://amzn.to/1OchS7t Canon G7X: http://amzn.to/1YdjsYX Olympus 14-150mm II Lens: http://amzn.to/1Y79zeM Rode Video Mic GO: http://amzn.to/1WDKtVM Joby Gorilla Pod: http://amzn.to/1PgoY5F SanDisk 16GB Extreme Pro: http://amzn.to/25KEErs SOCIAL MEDIA & TRAVEL BLOGS AUDREY: blog: http://thatbackpacker.com/ instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thatbackpac... facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thatbackpacker twitter:... -
Penang Travel Guide
Hello people, okay so I think I'll go for a video every 2 weeks, is that cool? You're not going to respond so I can do whatever I want ha. So this time, I went to Penang again for a semester break trip with mah fwends aka coursemates aka Diploma In Mass Communication peeps. We went on a 3 days to night trip so here it is, a more, travel guided vlog I would say, since this was the 2nd time in Penang. Hope y'all liked it heh ;) FOLLOW ME ON THESEEEEEE FACEBOOK - https://www.facebook.com/BrandonLimDa... (Brandon Lim) INSTAGRAM - @fabdonloveskaty SNAPCHAT - @fabdon FOLLOW THEM ON INSTAGRAM TOOOOO Nicole - @huitheng0406 KJ - @jllouu Pao Yi - @paoyiii Hui Lin - @jslinz_ Zhi Ting - @zhiting.zt Arthur - @shakeyart ok tats all kthxbye -
Top 10 Things To Do in Penang Malaysia | Coconuts TV
Top 10 Things To Do in Penang Malaysia | Coconuts TV Weird, wonderful and real stories from Asia, subscribe to Coconuts TV now: https://bit.ly/CoconutsTV Whether you're heading there on a visa run or a vacation getaway, there's much to experience on the island of Penang. This handy Coconuts TV travel guide will show you all the best things to do, from parasailing in Batu Ferringhi to visiting one of Southeast Asia's biggest Buddhist temples, Kek Lok Si. SUBSCRIBE: http://www.youtube.com/user/coconutsmedia?sub_confirmation=1 FOLLOW: https://www.facebook.com/CoconutsTV https://twitter.com/CoconutsTV http://instagram.com/coconutstv -
Tourist Attractions in Penang, Malaysia
Tourist Attractions in Penang, Malaysia - Penang, Malaysia tourism & vacations - Penang trip Travel Videos HD, World Travel Guide http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=World1Tube Penang is an island off the northwestern coast of Peninsular Malaysia. It's also the name of the Malaysian state which is made up of Penang Island and the facing strip of territory on the mainland called Seberang Perai (formerly Province Wellesley). Penang's beaches are nice, though a little lacklustre when compared to those in some other Malaysian states, but this is more than compensated for by the island's rich multicultural history which is full of Malay, Chinese, Indian and European influences. Penang is also well known domestically and in Singapore for being the "food paradise" of Malaysia. ... -
[FEEL PENANG] 一路向北::槟城 Travel Video
Don't just visit, feel! Penang will be your next travel destination! Food | Heritage | People Spent 3D2N travelling with local tour agency while filming for them. Destination: Penang National Park Monkey Beach Gurney Drive Penang War Museum Botanic Garden Burmese Buddhist Temple Kek Lok Si Asam Laksa Penang Second Bridge Penang Mural Street Penang Snake Temple Penang Hill Fort Cornwallis. Sir Francis Light [Malaysia Truly Asia] Filmed with Canon 70D with no extra gears support. Produced by Zac Lee a Visualeety Pictures production *ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.* facebook: www.facebook.com/visualeety -
Penang Travel Guide: How to get to George Town
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Penang & Georgetown Malaysia Travel Guide, Little India, Penang Hill, Street Art, Clan Jetties
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- Duration: 4:01
- Updated: 15 Jan 2015
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All we ever hear about Penang was EATING! Much to our surprise there was a lot more to do in Penang than just eat until you pop. Walking through the quaint stre...
All we ever hear about Penang was EATING! Much to our surprise there was a lot more to do in Penang than just eat until you pop. Walking through the quaint streets of Georgetown was an adventure in itself. Penang is definitely a way different vibe compared to Kuala Lumpur. I got way more of a typical South East Asian city vibe out of Penang, and by that I mean, the smells, dirty streets, critters etc.. However, this didn't detract from an excellent experience of the city.
The first thing we did was rent a motorbike and get a lay of the land. Aside from the beaches (which were nowhere near as nice as Langkawi: watch our video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DqjZrlsQzBQ) most action in Penang takes place in and around Georgetown.
Georgetown has famous street art scattered through the city and we spent an entire day on a scavenger hunt to find all these different murals and sculptures. They were really worth spending a day hunting down.
Penang Hill was a great view of the city, but as you can see in the video the tram ride to the top is less than stellar. You are crammed in like sardines and once you get to the top there isn't much going on other than to get an excellent view and pictures of the city of Penang.
Eating.... of course, this is what everyone will tell you to do in Penang and there was no shortage of awesome Indian Food. We ate the same Indian food 5 meals in a row I think. Aside from Indian there are several excellent Dim Sum places to check out. This was one of our first times eating Dim Sum and it was an experience to say the least. Luckily we had a friendly staff member explain how this works. If you don't know, it goes something kind of like this: Sit down at a table in a jam packed open air restaurant and several carts will be wheeled around continuously. As a cart approaches pick your Dim Sum. I lost count of how many different options there were, but our favorites were definitely the shrimp dim sum and the BBQ bun.
Check out our video of Kuala Lumpur to see the drastic difference between Penang and KL:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0LYBzRuwNZc
Video by: http://thetradingtravelers.com
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Cool Rock by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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All we ever hear about Penang was EATING! Much to our surprise there was a lot more to do in Penang than just eat until you pop. Walking through the quaint streets of Georgetown was an adventure in itself. Penang is definitely a way different vibe compared to Kuala Lumpur. I got way more of a typical South East Asian city vibe out of Penang, and by that I mean, the smells, dirty streets, critters etc.. However, this didn't detract from an excellent experience of the city.
The first thing we did was rent a motorbike and get a lay of the land. Aside from the beaches (which were nowhere near as nice as Langkawi: watch our video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DqjZrlsQzBQ) most action in Penang takes place in and around Georgetown.
Georgetown has famous street art scattered through the city and we spent an entire day on a scavenger hunt to find all these different murals and sculptures. They were really worth spending a day hunting down.
Penang Hill was a great view of the city, but as you can see in the video the tram ride to the top is less than stellar. You are crammed in like sardines and once you get to the top there isn't much going on other than to get an excellent view and pictures of the city of Penang.
Eating.... of course, this is what everyone will tell you to do in Penang and there was no shortage of awesome Indian Food. We ate the same Indian food 5 meals in a row I think. Aside from Indian there are several excellent Dim Sum places to check out. This was one of our first times eating Dim Sum and it was an experience to say the least. Luckily we had a friendly staff member explain how this works. If you don't know, it goes something kind of like this: Sit down at a table in a jam packed open air restaurant and several carts will be wheeled around continuously. As a cart approaches pick your Dim Sum. I lost count of how many different options there were, but our favorites were definitely the shrimp dim sum and the BBQ bun.
Check out our video of Kuala Lumpur to see the drastic difference between Penang and KL:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0LYBzRuwNZc
Video by: http://thetradingtravelers.com
Music By:
Cool Rock by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
- published: 15 Jan 2015
- views: 21361
Penang Travel Guide: Things to do in George Town Top Attractions (Malaysia)
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- Duration: 13:32
- Updated: 23 Mar 2013
- views: 57072
Penang is a world class UNESCO heritage city with plenty of attractions, things to do and travel activities to keep one engaged whether in George Town or explor...
Penang is a world class UNESCO heritage city with plenty of attractions, things to do and travel activities to keep one engaged whether in George Town or exploring other parts of the the island located in northern part of Peninsular Malaysia. The following is a travel video list of things to do and attractions to consider when in Penang:
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1) Visit Kek Lok Si Supreme Temple of Bliss
Located just 40 minutes away from the heart of George Town (take buses 201, 203 or 204) in Air Itam, this Buddhist Temple with Chinese influences is well worth exploring and best of all it's absolutely free!
2) Wander around the Clan Jetties Stilt Villages
These last Bastions of traditional Chinese settlement are a fascinating way to explore George Town on foot. Although some Jetties are quite commercial, if you wander on the outskirts you'll find a much more authentic experience.
3) Get up early and eat Dim Sum while drinking Chinese Tea
One of my favorite breakfast options is Dim Sum, and I dragged Audrey out of bed several times while stationed in George Town to enjoy an assortment of different dishes while sipping on copious amounts of tea.
4) Escape the chaos and head to the Botanical Gardens
A leafy lush refuge from hectic George Town, the Botanical Gardens are a great place to seek shade and feel at one with nature. One will almost certainly encounter cheeky monkeys along the way.
5) George Town Waterfront Views
Take the time to gaze and wander along George Town's waterfront views. You will likely spot cruise ships, tankers, ferries, humble row boats and fishermen.
6) Explore Fort Cornwallis
Explore Fort Cornwallis and its plethora of cannonballs built after the founder Francis Light.
7) Roam around Little India
Little India is one of the most colorful and diverse enclaves found in George Town. Grab a roti and curry and listen to the thumping sounds coming out of loud speakers.
8) Wander Around George Town
Few activities are more fascinating than taking a tour on foot around George Town's historic colonial area. You will notice many of the mansions are crumbling before your very eyes.
I hope you enjoy these 8 recommendations for ways to spend your time in Penang, Malaysia:
Pulau Pinang adalah kelas bandar warisan dunia UNESCO dengan banyak tarikan, perkara-perkara yang perlu dilakukan dan perjalanan aktiviti untuk memelihara satu yang terlibat sama ada di George Town atau meneroka bahagian-bahagian lain di pulau itu yang terletak di bahagian utara Semenanjung Malaysia. Berikut adalah senarai video perjalanan perkara yang perlu dilakukan dan tarikan untuk dipertimbangkan apabila di Pulau Pinang:
1) Lawatan Kuil Kek Lok Si Agung Bliss
2) Bersiar-siar di sekitar Jeti Clan Stilt Kampung
3) Bangun awal dan makan Dim Sum sambil minum teh Cina
4) melarikan diri dari huru-hara dan menuju ke Taman Botani
5) George Town Views Waterfront
6) Explore Fort Cornwallis
7) perantauan sekitar Little India
8) Wander Sekitar George Town
Saya berharap anda menikmati ini 8 cadangan untuk cara-cara untuk menghabiskan masa anda di Pulau Pinang, Malaysia.
http://nomadicsamuel.com/country-guides/malaysia
This is part of our Travel in Malaysia series. We're making a series of videos showcasing Malaysian culture, arts, food, religion and people.
Proudly presented by: http://nomadicsamuel.com , http://smilingfacestravelphotos.com , http://thatbackpacker.com & http://backpacking-travel-blog.com
All photos and video taken by Samuel Jeffery (Nomadic Samuel) and Audrey Bergner (That Backpacker).
This video features the song "Various Songs - Kevin Macleod" available under a Creative Commons Attribution-Commercial license.
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1) Visit Kek Lok Si Supreme Temple of Bliss
Located just 40 minutes away from the heart of George Town (take buses 201, 203 or 204) in Air Itam, this Buddhist Temple with Chinese influences is well worth exploring and best of all it's absolutely free!
2) Wander around the Clan Jetties Stilt Villages
These last Bastions of traditional Chinese settlement are a fascinating way to explore George Town on foot. Although some Jetties are quite commercial, if you wander on the outskirts you'll find a much more authentic experience.
3) Get up early and eat Dim Sum while drinking Chinese Tea
One of my favorite breakfast options is Dim Sum, and I dragged Audrey out of bed several times while stationed in George Town to enjoy an assortment of different dishes while sipping on copious amounts of tea.
4) Escape the chaos and head to the Botanical Gardens
A leafy lush refuge from hectic George Town, the Botanical Gardens are a great place to seek shade and feel at one with nature. One will almost certainly encounter cheeky monkeys along the way.
5) George Town Waterfront Views
Take the time to gaze and wander along George Town's waterfront views. You will likely spot cruise ships, tankers, ferries, humble row boats and fishermen.
6) Explore Fort Cornwallis
Explore Fort Cornwallis and its plethora of cannonballs built after the founder Francis Light.
7) Roam around Little India
Little India is one of the most colorful and diverse enclaves found in George Town. Grab a roti and curry and listen to the thumping sounds coming out of loud speakers.
8) Wander Around George Town
Few activities are more fascinating than taking a tour on foot around George Town's historic colonial area. You will notice many of the mansions are crumbling before your very eyes.
I hope you enjoy these 8 recommendations for ways to spend your time in Penang, Malaysia:
Pulau Pinang adalah kelas bandar warisan dunia UNESCO dengan banyak tarikan, perkara-perkara yang perlu dilakukan dan perjalanan aktiviti untuk memelihara satu yang terlibat sama ada di George Town atau meneroka bahagian-bahagian lain di pulau itu yang terletak di bahagian utara Semenanjung Malaysia. Berikut adalah senarai video perjalanan perkara yang perlu dilakukan dan tarikan untuk dipertimbangkan apabila di Pulau Pinang:
1) Lawatan Kuil Kek Lok Si Agung Bliss
2) Bersiar-siar di sekitar Jeti Clan Stilt Kampung
3) Bangun awal dan makan Dim Sum sambil minum teh Cina
4) melarikan diri dari huru-hara dan menuju ke Taman Botani
5) George Town Views Waterfront
6) Explore Fort Cornwallis
7) perantauan sekitar Little India
8) Wander Sekitar George Town
Saya berharap anda menikmati ini 8 cadangan untuk cara-cara untuk menghabiskan masa anda di Pulau Pinang, Malaysia.
http://nomadicsamuel.com/country-guides/malaysia
This is part of our Travel in Malaysia series. We're making a series of videos showcasing Malaysian culture, arts, food, religion and people.
Proudly presented by: http://nomadicsamuel.com , http://smilingfacestravelphotos.com , http://thatbackpacker.com & http://backpacking-travel-blog.com
All photos and video taken by Samuel Jeffery (Nomadic Samuel) and Audrey Bergner (That Backpacker).
This video features the song "Various Songs - Kevin Macleod" available under a Creative Commons Attribution-Commercial license.
- published: 23 Mar 2013
- views: 57072
Penang Travel Guide
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- Updated: 21 May 2016
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Hello people, okay so I think I'll go for a video every 2 weeks, is that cool? You're not going to respond so I can do whatever I want ha.
So this time, I went...
Hello people, okay so I think I'll go for a video every 2 weeks, is that cool? You're not going to respond so I can do whatever I want ha.
So this time, I went to Penang again for a semester break trip with mah fwends aka coursemates aka Diploma In Mass Communication peeps. We went on a 3 days to night trip so here it is, a more, travel guided vlog I would say, since this was the 2nd time in Penang.
Hope y'all liked it heh ;)
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Hello people, okay so I think I'll go for a video every 2 weeks, is that cool? You're not going to respond so I can do whatever I want ha.
So this time, I went to Penang again for a semester break trip with mah fwends aka coursemates aka Diploma In Mass Communication peeps. We went on a 3 days to night trip so here it is, a more, travel guided vlog I would say, since this was the 2nd time in Penang.
Hope y'all liked it heh ;)
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Pao Yi - @paoyiii
Hui Lin - @jslinz_
Zhi Ting - @zhiting.zt
Arthur - @shakeyart
ok tats all kthxbye
- published: 21 May 2016
- views: 211
Top 10 Things To Do in Penang Malaysia | Coconuts TV
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- Duration: 3:16
- Updated: 11 Mar 2015
- views: 44497
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Whether you're heading there on a visa run or a vacation getaway, there's much to experience on the island of Penang. This handy Coconuts TV travel guide will show you all the best things to do, from parasailing in Batu Ferringhi to visiting one of Southeast Asia's biggest Buddhist temples, Kek Lok Si.
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Whether you're heading there on a visa run or a vacation getaway, there's much to experience on the island of Penang. This handy Coconuts TV travel guide will show you all the best things to do, from parasailing in Batu Ferringhi to visiting one of Southeast Asia's biggest Buddhist temples, Kek Lok Si.
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Tourist Attractions in Penang, Malaysia
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Penang is an island off the northwestern coast of Peninsular Malaysia. It's also the name of the Malaysian state which is made up of Penang Island and the facing strip of territory on the mainland called Seberang Perai (formerly Province Wellesley).
Penang's beaches are nice, though a little lacklustre when compared to those in some other Malaysian states, but this is more than compensated for by the island's rich multicultural history which is full of Malay, Chinese, Indian and European influences. Penang is also well known domestically and in Singapore for being the "food paradise" of Malaysia.
See in Penang, Malaysia
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UNESCO World Heritage Zone & Armenian Street, old historical area in the heart of the UNESCO Heritage Zone in downtown Georgetown. The area contains a melange of late 19th century colonial and settler architecture, texturized by a community that still maintains a traditional way of urban life. For walking, highlights include Armenian Street, Pitt Street, Love Lane, Little India, the esplanade and Beach Road. Within this area, the Khoo Kongsi clan temple, Kapitan Keling Mosque, and Pinang Peranakan Mansion are highlights. A small flea market starts every evening at the park near the Armenian Street & Lebuh Acheh junction (pickpocket alert). Mostly, its used second hand junk for sale, but there may be the occasional find. Further towards Penang Road, the Cheong Fatt Tze mansion on Leith Street that exemplifies early Chinese courtyard houses is also a favorite.
Penang Hill / Bukit Bendera (升旗山). Probably has the best view of Georgetown, especially at night. Go up via the Penang Hill Railway (Return fare: Malaysians - Adult RM10, Child RM4; foreign tourists: Adult RM30, Child RM15). The train takes 5 minutes to reach the summit. The service runs from 6:30AM-9PM daily, accessible by taxi or Rapid Penang bus no. 204 to the last stop (RM2). The train, which was upgraded in 2011, is a fascinating little cable train service that lifts you out of the heat and humidity of the coastal plain and up to a fabulous view and cool breezes. The 19th-century English travel writer, Isabella Bird, called the temperature on the hill 'delicious' because it can be very much cooler than at sea level. More than a century later, Ms. Bird's statement still holds true. The more adventurous (and fit) may want to hike up the hill (800m elevation, bring water). Starting points for a trek up the hill is from the tarred road at the entrance of the Botanic Gardens (the more adventurous can start from the Moon Gate 300m from the entrance of the Botanic Gardens but trails are not well marked so best to follow a local during weekends/evenings). The hike takes about 2-3 hrs depending on fitness level. At the summit, you can take a leisurely stroll, or ride a buggy, along a track that runs for about 1km into residences built around turn of the 20th century. Food and refreshments can be found in the David Brown restaurant, which commands a nice view of Georgetown, or the food court.
Penang Botanic Gardens,Jl Kebun Bunga, [22], ☎ +60 4 227-0428 (for group tour arrangement), Fax:+60 4 228-6075 jkbunga@penang.gov.my. Open daily, 5AM-8PM. Take Rapid Penang bus no.10 from KOMTAR for RM2. The gardens were established by Charles Curtis of Britain way back in 1884; it's generally known as the Waterfall Gardens by the local community because of a little waterfall located within it. Many locals will come to the gardens to perform their daily exercises like walking, jogging, jungle trekking, aerobic dance, and to practice Tai Chi, (太极) or Qi Gong, (气功). The garden hosts an annual international floral fest as well as a world music festival. Free admission.
Kek Lok Si-Temple of Supreme Bliss (极乐寺).
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Penang is an island off the northwestern coast of Peninsular Malaysia. It's also the name of the Malaysian state which is made up of Penang Island and the facing strip of territory on the mainland called Seberang Perai (formerly Province Wellesley).
Penang's beaches are nice, though a little lacklustre when compared to those in some other Malaysian states, but this is more than compensated for by the island's rich multicultural history which is full of Malay, Chinese, Indian and European influences. Penang is also well known domestically and in Singapore for being the "food paradise" of Malaysia.
See in Penang, Malaysia
--------------------------------
UNESCO World Heritage Zone & Armenian Street, old historical area in the heart of the UNESCO Heritage Zone in downtown Georgetown. The area contains a melange of late 19th century colonial and settler architecture, texturized by a community that still maintains a traditional way of urban life. For walking, highlights include Armenian Street, Pitt Street, Love Lane, Little India, the esplanade and Beach Road. Within this area, the Khoo Kongsi clan temple, Kapitan Keling Mosque, and Pinang Peranakan Mansion are highlights. A small flea market starts every evening at the park near the Armenian Street & Lebuh Acheh junction (pickpocket alert). Mostly, its used second hand junk for sale, but there may be the occasional find. Further towards Penang Road, the Cheong Fatt Tze mansion on Leith Street that exemplifies early Chinese courtyard houses is also a favorite.
Penang Hill / Bukit Bendera (升旗山). Probably has the best view of Georgetown, especially at night. Go up via the Penang Hill Railway (Return fare: Malaysians - Adult RM10, Child RM4; foreign tourists: Adult RM30, Child RM15). The train takes 5 minutes to reach the summit. The service runs from 6:30AM-9PM daily, accessible by taxi or Rapid Penang bus no. 204 to the last stop (RM2). The train, which was upgraded in 2011, is a fascinating little cable train service that lifts you out of the heat and humidity of the coastal plain and up to a fabulous view and cool breezes. The 19th-century English travel writer, Isabella Bird, called the temperature on the hill 'delicious' because it can be very much cooler than at sea level. More than a century later, Ms. Bird's statement still holds true. The more adventurous (and fit) may want to hike up the hill (800m elevation, bring water). Starting points for a trek up the hill is from the tarred road at the entrance of the Botanic Gardens (the more adventurous can start from the Moon Gate 300m from the entrance of the Botanic Gardens but trails are not well marked so best to follow a local during weekends/evenings). The hike takes about 2-3 hrs depending on fitness level. At the summit, you can take a leisurely stroll, or ride a buggy, along a track that runs for about 1km into residences built around turn of the 20th century. Food and refreshments can be found in the David Brown restaurant, which commands a nice view of Georgetown, or the food court.
Penang Botanic Gardens,Jl Kebun Bunga, [22], ☎ +60 4 227-0428 (for group tour arrangement), Fax:+60 4 228-6075 jkbunga@penang.gov.my. Open daily, 5AM-8PM. Take Rapid Penang bus no.10 from KOMTAR for RM2. The gardens were established by Charles Curtis of Britain way back in 1884; it's generally known as the Waterfall Gardens by the local community because of a little waterfall located within it. Many locals will come to the gardens to perform their daily exercises like walking, jogging, jungle trekking, aerobic dance, and to practice Tai Chi, (太极) or Qi Gong, (气功). The garden hosts an annual international floral fest as well as a world music festival. Free admission.
Kek Lok Si-Temple of Supreme Bliss (极乐寺).
- published: 08 Nov 2015
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[FEEL PENANG] 一路向北::槟城 Travel Video
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- Updated: 14 Dec 2014
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Don't just visit, feel!
Penang will be your next travel destination!
Food | Heritage | People
Spent 3D2N travelling with local tour agency while filming for t...
Don't just visit, feel!
Penang will be your next travel destination!
Food | Heritage | People
Spent 3D2N travelling with local tour agency while filming for them.
Destination:
Penang National Park
Monkey Beach
Gurney Drive
Penang War Museum
Botanic Garden
Burmese Buddhist Temple
Kek Lok Si Asam Laksa
Penang Second Bridge
Penang Mural Street
Penang Snake Temple
Penang Hill
Fort Cornwallis. Sir Francis Light
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Don't just visit, feel!
Penang will be your next travel destination!
Food | Heritage | People
Spent 3D2N travelling with local tour agency while filming for them.
Destination:
Penang National Park
Monkey Beach
Gurney Drive
Penang War Museum
Botanic Garden
Burmese Buddhist Temple
Kek Lok Si Asam Laksa
Penang Second Bridge
Penang Mural Street
Penang Snake Temple
Penang Hill
Fort Cornwallis. Sir Francis Light
[Malaysia Truly Asia]
Filmed with Canon 70D with no extra gears support.
Produced by Zac Lee
a Visualeety Pictures production
*ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.*
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- published: 14 Dec 2014
- views: 5466
Penang Travel Guide: How to get to George Town
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- Duration: 15:40
- Updated: 28 Mar 2016
- views: 66
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- published: 28 Mar 2016
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Exploring Penang (Georgetown): Things To Do in One Day
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Awesome Penang Travel Guide Highlights
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Where to Eat in George Town, Penang
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10 BEST FOODS IN MALAYSIA (Penang - Malaysia's Food Paradise)
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Penang | Malaysia Food Tour Series [Ep 1]
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Top 5 Foods in Food Heaven | Penang, Malaysia | The Food Ranger
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[HD] Georgetown, PENANG
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Penang & Georgetown Malaysia Travel Guide, Little India, Penang Hill, Street Art, Clan Jetties
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Penang Travel Guide: Things to do in George Town Top Attractions (Malaysia)
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Top 10 Things To Do in Penang Malaysia | Coconuts TV
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Tourist Attractions in Penang, Malaysia
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Penang Travel Guide: How to get to George Town
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published: 28 Mar 2016
Penang Travel Guide: How to get to George Town
Penang Travel Guide: How to get to George Town
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Edit WorldNews.com 27 Jun 2016
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Edit WorldNews.com 27 Jun 2016
Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas DarlingUnlike Brexit, or Britain’s exit strategy concerning the European Union (EU), Sen. Bernie Sanders has no plans to exit the race as a viable contender and to reform the Democratic Party and America’s waning political system ... From Speeches to Op-Eds, No BerxitLast week, for instance, in a lengthy speech “Where Do We Go From Here?” Sanders described his vision....
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Edit BBC News 28 Jun 2016
As Porton Down marks its 100th anniversary, what really goes on inside Britain's most secretive and controversial military research base?. Porton Down - also known as the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory - is where much of our top-secret military research is concentrated. It has a budget of £500m a year and employs more than 3,000 scientists ... The first of these attacks against British troops involved the use of chlorine ... Source....
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China bans Lady Gaga after Dalai Lama meeting?
Edit Deccan Herald 28 Jun 2016
Pop sensation Lady Gaga has reportedly been added to a list of hostile foreign forces banned by China's Communist party after she met with the Dalai Lama ... ....
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Stephen Miller: Hillary Clinton a Corrupt ‘Economic Globalist’ Who Enriches Herself by ‘Selling Out America’
Edit Breitbart 27 Jun 2016
Trump Senior Policy Advisor Stephen Miller tells Breitbart News Sunday that “Hillary Clinton is not only a globalist, she’s also involved in global international corruption. It’s one thing to be an economic globalist and pursue policies to the detriment of the American people. It’s a whole other thing to be engaged in a scheme of international global corruption to personally and financially profit from selling out America.” ... ....
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Edit Inquisitr 27 Jun 2016
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Edit Topix 26 Jun 2016
Lim Kit Siang, the veteran leader of the Democratic Action Party, along with his son, Lim Guan Eng, chief minister of the state of Penang, and Tony Pua, the DAP's finance and economics spokesperson and prominent critics of the bankrupt and corrupt 1MDB, were quick to point to the Adenan Satem X-factor for the DAP's right-royal thrashing ... ....
PROFESSOR STEVE MELLEMA TO SERVE AS FULBRIGHT SCHOLAR IN USM (Universiti Sains Malaysia)
Edit Public Technologies 25 Jun 2016
(Source. Universiti Sains Malaysia). PENANG, June 2016 - Gustavus Adolphus College United States physics professor, Steve Mellema has been selected through the Fulbright Scholar Program to come to Malaysia in 2017 to teach and do research at Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM) ... 'I look forward to returning to Penang, where I have built a network of friends, hosts, and colleagues in the School of Physics and across the university ... (noodl....
LuLu opens Malaysia mall, hypermarket in Far East push
Edit Khaleej Times 25 Jun 2016
The LuLu Group has further consolidated its retail presence in the Far East by opening the first LuLu shopping mall with a hypermarket in Malaysia ... The group had recently announced plans to invest $300 million as part of its expansion ... Speaking at the inaugural ceremony, Razak said ... He said other hypermarkets would open in Kota Baru (Kelantan), Shah Alam (Selangor), Johar Baru, Bangi, Ipoh (Perak), Malacca, Penang and Kuala Terengganu ... ....
AirAsia to hold back route expansion this year
Edit The Jakarta Post 25 Jun 2016
Indonesia AirAsia (IAA), the local unit of Malaysia-based budget carrier AirAsia, has decided not to open any new routes this year in an effort to maintain its financial health amid the global economic slowdown ... “We think it’s not the right time to invest ... Among the existing routes that IAA wants to boost including those connecting Surabaya in East Java with the Malaysian cities of Johor Bahru and Penang ... The Jakarta Post. ....
UST Global wins The Golden Globe Tigers Awards 2016 for 'Excellence & Leadership in Corporate ...
Edit PR Newswire 24 Jun 2016
ALISO VIEJO, Calif. and PENANG, Malaysia, June 24, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- UST Global, a leading digital technology services company serving Global 1000 enterprises, announced that it has been conferred with The Golden Globe Tigers Awards 2016 for 'Best Corporate Social ... ....
Maybank expects number of e-Duit Raya transactions to rise six-fold (Maybank - Malayan Banking Bhd)
Edit Public Technologies 24 Jun 2016
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Micheline Lee interview
Edit Sydney Morning Herald 24 Jun 2016
Micheline Lee was 11 years old when she became a born-again Christian and gave herself to Jesus. By the age of 15, she was disillusioned and wanted out of the charismatic movement. It took another three years, before Lee braved her parents' objections to quit the evangelical church for good ... Advertisement ... Lee was born in Penang, Malaysia, and came to Melbourne when she was eight ... Settling in suburban Melbourne was exciting and difficult....
Micheline Lee interview: The struggle with religious convictions in her debut
Edit Sydney Morning Herald 24 Jun 2016
Micheline Lee was 11 years old when she became a born-again Christian and gave herself to Jesus. By the age of 15, she was disillusioned and wanted out of the charismatic movement. It took another three years, before Lee braved her parents' objections to quit the evangelical church for good ... Advertisement ... Lee was born in Penang, Malaysia, and came to Melbourne when she was eight ... Settling in suburban Melbourne was exciting and difficult....
Needed: Fresh view on refugees
Edit The Jakarta Post 23 Jun 2016
It is the responsibility of the central government of Indonesia to provide a humanitarian solution to resolve the problem posed by the recent arrival of Tamil refugees in Aceh ... As in the earlier case of Rohingya asylum seekers and the present case of the Tamil people, the approaches of both the Aceh administration and the central government seem to be quite positive ... The writer is deputy chief minister of Penang, Malaysia ... ....
USM INSTILS THE SPIRIT OF HUMANITARIAN (Universiti Sains Malaysia)
Edit Public Technologies 22 Jun 2016
USM, PENANG, June 2016 - Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM) has always strive to educate and instill in its community a strong spirit of humanitarian to go alongside its efforts to develop the knowledge of Science and Technology ... Omar Shawkataly, Consul-General of Japan in Penang Kiyoshi Itoi and wife, Honorary Consul-General of Pakistan Dato' Haji Abdul Rafique Abdul Karim, Penang State Mufti Dato' Dr....
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