The beauty and rich history of George Town keeps tourists flocking all year round. George Town offers views of the famous Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion, Kapitan Keling Mosque and many of the capital's golden crowned Buddhist temples. With museums showcasing the country's rich-historical treasures, restaurants that offer classic Malaysian cuisine and dozens of shopping malls, there's guaranteed to be something for everyone to see.
Restaurants in George Town
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The Art Gallery offers a rich insight into the culture and history of Malaysian Art. Exhibiting works completed by contemporary artist (such as Alex Leong, Calvin Chua, Ch'ng Kiah Kiean, Khoo Cheang Jin) as well as Pioneer Artists (such as Abdullah Ariff, Chuah Thean Teng, Khaw Sia, Kuo Ju Ping and Yong Mun Sen). The Art Gallery aptly showcases the renaissance of Malaysian art for the past 30 years.
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It's where you could find unique & fascinating genuine & authentic tribal arts (artefacts) from Borneo & South East Asia & also from many African countries to add to your collections. Or you could take home some animal hides/rugs from around the world, of which were obtained from sustainable sources & professionally tanned. None of our hides/rugs are protected/endangered. Do come & visit us!
Was looking for something unique for my living room & I was so pleased to have found this place! Got myself beautiful genuine Nguni Hide originated from South Africa. Couldn’t be more happier...
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Here is a singularly new perspective of a vibrant, historical and fascinating Penang and South East Asia. This cozy gallery specialising in fine art photography prints by award winning author and photojournalist David ST Loh. David's conceptual aerial images presents a breath-taking and unique perspectives over land, communities and industries. A must visit if really want to see how beautiful the region is.
Attended a whisky tasting session held at the Gallery. It was a wonderful location to taste and learn all about scotch in a charming gallery filled with David’s intriguing perspective of Penang. Really love it! Thanks to David and Rebecca for being a great host.
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Hin Bus Depot is an art and events space located in George Town, Penang. Established in 2014, the space is run by a small creative collective that curates the contents of the space, which includes exhibitions & street art by local and international artists, parties, music gigs, theatre plays, festivals, fashion events, brand launch and a whole lot more. The space started off with only an exhibition space and an outdoor stage, and now expanded with 6 food and beverage outlets, another gallery, 4 artist studios and a few others that will be joining the ‘Hin family’ soon. Hin Bus Depot supports and showcases progressive and upcoming artists, artworks, events and art forms.
This is a great Sunday venue for either a solo traveler or all the family with varied art and craft stalls and a number of excellent food and drink outlets. Along with play areas for the children A must to visit on a sunday
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Ming Fine Arts is a centre for fine and exquisite art pieces in Penang. Work of art includes Penang local artist paintings, chinese ceramics,wall arts, etc
The WBSG, one-of-a-kind stamps gallery, believed to be the first to feature a Buddhism-themed stamps collection, houses one of the most comprehensive Buddhist stamps collection in the region. FREE admission, open to public from Tuesdays-Sundays (closed on Mondays) from 10am to 6pm. WBSG welcome friends from all over the world !
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