Malaysia – Penang

You can pay to ride a horse on the beach

Penang is an island in the northwest part of Malaysia which is actually very international and multicultural place to visit and eat and enjoy. The main town is on the east side just across the bridge and the beach areas are in the north west and south. All of them are interesting. You will see mosques, churches and temples very close to if not next to each other as a symbol of mutual respect and harmony throughout the Malaysian society. Even though there are many cultures in Penang the prevalent one is the Chinese population. I highly recommend putting this on your top three places in Malaysia to visit.

Nice name for a restaurant, especially a fast food restaurant
The west side of the island has nice beaches
Penang’s famous street art
Grilled chicken with rice
Isn’t a hiding place supposed to be secret?
Stopping the street art from moving
A typical restaurant
Just sit here and watch a monkey stare at you
Walking streets have a huge variety of food
Everyone loves the Vespa style
The UNESCO heritage site, dock area
Of course there is a lot of dim sum
A very cute and non-aggressive monkey with her baby on the telephone wires downtown
Lao mango sticky rice is world-famous. It’s so delicious the nation of Thailand claims it belongs to them
bodyless in a café
Nice clouds
Not too many tourists
Food Heaven
It’s a good thing they put up the sign. You might think the Swedish are making Danish
Dreaming of becoming so popular
Typical papaya spicy salad with some other good things
Artwork down at the docks
Famous Hainan steamed chicken and rice
Her cat gets a free tour of the town in his own bubble
Not really something we want to remember
An interesting Hindu temple
This is the first time on the bus when they’re filling it up with gas
By now you can guess what this is
A very ornate Hindu temple
When I first saw this walking down the street it looked pretty dangerous, I remember a movie with this kind of thing coming out of someone’s body
Good message
30 years ago these guys were plentiful. Now there are not many
A lot of beautiful old buildings everywhere
You can buy durian in many places in the city but there are very few places you are allowed to go with it, especially hotels. It stinks.
What happens if you decide you don’t like the food after eating it all?
Dried communist chicken feet
Don’t whack or step on or poison or abandon cats and dogs. It’s just a nice reminder
A very popular and inexpensive buffet
Lao sticky Rice is so famous
Very organized and peaceful and pretty
Wow!