Kapitan Kling Mosque in Jalan Kapitan Kling

Tourists should be properly attired when entering the Mosque but I don’t know what is proper or not.  I never went inside anyway

Another view of the Kapitan Kling Mosque

They also use the word “Kapitan” and I researched about the meaning.  “Kapitan Keling” means headman.

What I find really nice about this Mosque is the ocher yellow façade around the posts.

This was just a random photo and according to Willaz:

“I know they sell medicine and bird’s nest and many more.. but i couldnt recall the name!”

“Berhenti” I think means stop lol

Loveyly street with tourists walking around I would really love to go back here and walk.

Old structures.

Thanks for Willaz who tried to help me identify some landmarks.

this is the clock tower roundabout near the Esplanade

This is the Clock Tower, Pesiaran King Edward

Tanjung City Marina, Pengkalan Weld

I think this is where cruise ships dock

There are lots of worship places here.  Mosques, Chinese Temples and churches

This is just some ruins I found while walking from the bus stop to

Another colorful temple just near our hotel.

Komtar Tower.  Tallest structure in Penang.

It’s just 2 blocks away from our hotel.

We also rode a free bus that supposedly will take you around

This is the Hop on, Hop off bus

Another Chinese Temple in Jalan Sungai Ujong.

I wanted to go inside and do pai pai and ask questions, but I won’t understand Dhinese

I loved walking around the streets of Penang.  It’s a friendly neighborhood.

Some Market

You need to take pictures of signs of streets and places once in a while

Penang expressway

Penang bridge to mainland Malaysia via Butterworth

Till the next set of pictures.

This time it’s Penang food *yums*