Some of the best examples of colonial architecture are located at Penang's banking district at Beach Street
The Royal Bank of Scotland
While walking along Beach Street, I also manage to spot a couple in a middle of photo shoot for their wedding album
Those who familiar with Tiger Balm ointment should able to recognize this insignia on this building
The famous Ghee Hiang shop is located at this street as well. I believe this is their first shop. This brand is famous for their sesame oil, cookies, coffee and wide array of pastries.
I also saw a shop specializing in selling Swiss Army Knifes and its product.
The majestic Fire Brigade
The Royal Bank of Scotland
Other well preserved colonial buildings
While walking along Beach Street, I also manage to spot a couple in a middle of photo shoot for their wedding album
Those who familiar with Tiger Balm ointment should able to recognize this insignia on this building
The famous Ghee Hiang shop is located at this street as well. I believe this is their first shop. This brand is famous for their sesame oil, cookies, coffee and wide array of pastries.
I also saw a shop specializing in selling Swiss Army Knifes and its product.
The majestic Fire Brigade
10 comments:
I oso have a heart for those old buildings. Juz call me retro.....hehe
red wedding gown ....
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wow, very nice corner of Penang...i love old building too.
u have a good photos of Penang. Well, I never thought of taking any photo of that ... maybe I'm a Penangites and already "numb" with all those building, scenary etc huh! Very bad ...
I must change my thought huh! Must snap all those picture and keep it..hi hi...
Wow, so majestic! Through your posts, i feel like I am travelling all over your place..
thanks for the free tour!
Really like those photos. Certainly looking forward to more (:
i love those swiss knives!
hmmmm lucky they dun tear everything down, preserve some for me to see next time.
so nice to see penang from your blog!
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