Subang Jaya (home place) > KL Sentral (LRT train-Rapid KL) - 35 minutes
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| Subang Jaya LRT station |
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| KL Sentral LRT station |
KL Sentral (KTM ETS Train) > Butterworth (09.00>12.45) - Rm44 (Platinum seat- Senior) - new electric train services, air-conditioned, cosy, comfortable, average speed 80-150km per hour, approx. 4 hr from KL > Butterworth
Ferry Crossing from Butterworth ferry Terminal > Penang Island (Rm1.20)
Accommodation (2 nights): Casa 56 Inn, Love Lane (Georgetown UNESCO Heritage Zone), Penang Tel +60-42635055 - RM32 (US$7) dorm + free breakfast
My lunch in Georgetown
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| Wanton Noodles - Rm4 + Hot barley water - Rm1.50 |
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| Fried oysters - Rm10 |
My dinner in Gurney Drive Hawker Center
4) Church Street Pier (1897)
5) Queen Victoria Memorial Clock (1897)
7) Cenotaph - World War 1 Memorial (1948)
8) The Penang High Court Building (1809)
9) City Hall (1903)
10) Convent Light Street School (1852)
11) Penang Museum
12) St George Church (1818)
13) Cathedral Of Assumption (1861)
15) Sri Maha Marianman Temple (1833)
22) Cheong Fatt Sze Mansion - The Blue Mansion (1880)
23) Penang Teochew Association (1870)
24) PG Gold Museum
25) Lim Clan Jetty, Weld Quay - The Clan Jetties is a part of the Heritage Trail of Penang. There are now 6 jetties left after a century of existence. The Chew jetty is the most popular one with long walkway & a temple.
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| Royak - Rm4 + Wumo Cha Cha - Rm3.50 |
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| Assam Laksa - Rm4 |
Going British - following the British heritage trail
1) Weld Quay (1880)
2) Wisma Kastam (Customs Building) - formerly the Malayan Railway Building (1907)
3) Swettenham Pier (1904)
4) Church Street Pier (1897)
5) Queen Victoria Memorial Clock (1897)
6) Fort Cornwallis (1786) - entrance fee Rm5 (senior)
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| Captain Francis Light, founder of Penang |
7) Cenotaph - World War 1 Memorial (1948)
8) The Penang High Court Building (1809)
9) City Hall (1903)
10) Convent Light Street School (1852)
11) Penang Museum
12) St George Church (1818)
13) Cathedral Of Assumption (1861)
14) Goddess of Mercy - Guan Yin Temple (1880)
15) Sri Maha Marianman Temple (1833)
16) Kapitan Keling Mosque (1801) - the oldest mosque in Penang, first built by the East India Company's troops.
17) Acheen Street Malay Mosque (1808)
18) God of Prosperity - Tua Peh Kong Temple (1860)
19) Yap Temple (1894)
20) Leong San Tong Khoo Kongsi's Clan Temple (1873)
21) Seh Tek Tong Cheah Kongsi's Clan Temple (1873)
19) Yap Temple (1894)
20) Leong San Tong Khoo Kongsi's Clan Temple (1873)
21) Seh Tek Tong Cheah Kongsi's Clan Temple (1873)
22) Cheong Fatt Sze Mansion - The Blue Mansion (1880)
23) Penang Teochew Association (1870)
24) PG Gold Museum
25) Lim Clan Jetty, Weld Quay - The Clan Jetties is a part of the Heritage Trail of Penang. There are now 6 jetties left after a century of existence. The Chew jetty is the most popular one with long walkway & a temple.
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| Lim Jetty in 1910 |
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| The Clans Piers on the Waterfront, Penang in 1945 |
26) Pictures of Other Heritage Buildings in Georgetown
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