[2025 George Town Attraction] Travel Guide for Pinang Peranakan Mansion (Updated Mar)

| Nyonya Photoshoot: Wishing You a Prosperous New Year! The sea breeze of Penang, Malaysia, has blown through the centuries to the present day, and we have finally realized the importance of history and cultural relics. Exploring the secrets of Nyonya culture in Penang is one of the purposes of my trip. It is said that from the Ming Dynasty, Zheng He made seven voyages to the West, and the coastal areas of Fujian, Guangdong, and other places had developed fisheries, shipbuilding, and shipping industries. By the Qing Dynasty, it had become a trend for Chinese people to go to Southeast Asia. Baba Nyonya refers to the descendants of Chinese immigrants and Southeast Asian aboriginal women. It can be said that Nyonya culture is a fusion of Southeast Asian and Chinese cultures. In terms of clothing, young Nyonya girls wear kebaya and sarong. The clothes are light and cool, with complex and gorgeous patterns, and are very beautiful. This time I came to the Pinang Peranakan Mansion, and I must dress up as a Nyonya! When you come to George Town, Penang, you will see a green ancient building with a gold hollow balcony, which is very conspicuous in the sun. This is the Pinang Peranakan Mansion, also known as the Pinang Peranakan Mansion. This typical quadrangle courtyard with the architectural characteristics of the Ming and Qing Dynasties was the former residence of the Chinese tycoon Cheong Fatt Tze, who bought it at the age of 70. It is full of antique decorations, carved beams, and painted buildings. Even the lamps, porcelain, and bedding are the best configurations of the time. It is indeed a wealthy family! The furniture in the house is mostly exquisite and elegant rosewood furniture, screens, porcelain, and handicrafts. The building combines Chinese and Western styles, and the design is exquisite and unique, which is amazing. Movies such as "The Little Nyonya" were filmed here. Although this century-old ancient house has been vacant for many years and has been eroded by wind and rain, it has been restored, and its interior and exterior remain intact, still standing and reproducing the splendor of the past. Now you can wear Nyonya costumes and take photos here. The clothes, hairstyle, and tickets cost more than 100 yuan. If you don't have a friend to help you take photos, you can also find a photographer, which costs more than 100 yuan. The price is favorable, and you must try it. The photos are very beautiful!

Penang, Malaysia’s “Pearl of the Orient,” is a must-visit destination where history and cuisine come together in perfect harmony. Step into George Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and uncover its colonial-era charm. Wander through Armenian Street, where murals and heritage buildings bring the past to life. Explore the ornate Pinang Peranakan Mansion, and marvel at the stunning Kek Lok Si Temple, the largest Buddhist temple in Malaysia. After a day of sightseeing, treat yourself to an unforgettable meal at Auntie Gaik Lean’s Old School Eatery, a Michelin-starred restaurant serving authentic Peranakan cuisine. Don’t forget to dive into Penang’s legendary street food scene from the smoky flavors of Char Kway Teow to the richness of Asam Laksa. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a food lover, or both, Penang promises an experience like no other. Book your trip now and let the island’s charm captivate you! #newyearnewtrip #travel #localfood #history #penang #malaysia #travelanywhere

#One-day tour in the city #100 Ways to Travel penang, malaysia Another cultural melting pot It is also the base for Chinese people to visit Southeast Asia. It is not difficult to find traces of the Chinese while walking on the streets of George Town. Suitable for root-seeking travelers to visit Let us find out together The beauty of Penang Chinese🎉 🔔Penang Chinese Footprint City One-day Tour Morning: Experience Hong Kong-style morning tea & Nyonya Museum👍 Afternoon: Kek Lok Temple & Surname Bridge Adventure 🤩 Evening: Enjoy one-Michelin-starred Nyonya cuisine😍 【Must-see attractions】 1. Nyonya Museum: Nyonya culture is an important treasure in the history of Chinese people in Malaysia. Combining the characteristics of two ethnic groups, two religions and two cultures, Nyonya culture has a mysterious veil. Interview with the Nyonya Museum, let us solve the puzzle together🎉 2. Kek Lok Temple: A historic Buddhist temple in Penang. Take the cable car up the mountain and enjoy the panoramic and beautiful scenery along the way. Seeing the magnificent Guanyin statue and temple architecture, you can't help but be amazed. 🚩 3. Surname bridge: This is a historical relic where the Chinese settled in Southeast Asia, and you can experience the life style of people living on the water. Compared to the noisy Zhou Qiao, I recommend the quieter Chen Qiao next door, where you can enjoy this beauty more quietly🎉 【Must-eat food】 1. Tai Tung Tea House: Two Hong Kong-style dim sum in a cup 2. Bak Kut Teh at Surname Bridge: Chinese Culture and Chinese Food 3. Auntie Gaik Lean: One-Michelin-starred Nyonya cuisine 【Accommodation recommendation】 🏨 George Town Center, reconstruction of ancient Chinese shops Ren I Tang Heritage Inn 82 A, Lebuh Penang, George Town [Photography check-in slot📍] 1. Nyonya Museum: Take a group photo in front of the Feng Pool 2. Surname Bridge: Standing on the bridge facing the sea, it is very beautiful 3. Auntie Gaik Lean Restaurant: Michelin-starred cuisine 【Tips📢】 🟢Experience different cultural customs🎉 🟡The heavy seasoning of exotic cuisine requires some getting used to 🔴Please pay attention to the relevant etiquette when entering the Buddhist temple🚩 #HistoricalCityGeorgetown #Visit the traces of Chinese immigrants #Zheng He’s voyages to the West #Historical buildings #Nyonya culture #Chinese style experience

#penangtrip #100waysoftravel #Malaysia #Culturaltrip One of my favorite stops in Penang is definitely the Penang Peranakan Mansion. This beautifully restored heritage building offers a glimpse into the opulent lifestyle of the Peranakan, or Straits Chinese, community. The mansion is filled with intricate antique furniture, colorful ceramics, and elaborate décor that reflects the rich culture of the Baba-Nyonya people. We loved our tour guide, who explained the history and significance of each room in detail and gave us plenty of time to take photos. It was a fascinating and immersive experience, making it a must-see on any Penang itinerary. Here are some pro tips for visiting the Penang Peranakan Mansion: 📍Address:29, Church Street, 10200 George Town, Penang, Malaysia. 💰Average Price per Person:RM 25 per adult and RM 15 for children (prices may vary slightly). 🕰️Business Hours:The mansion is open daily from 9:30 AM to 5:00 PM. 👩🏻💼Guided tours are offered throughout the day, typically starting around 10:30 AM and 2:30 PM. However, it's best to check with the staff upon arrival for the exact schedule.

As a child learning history, I learned about the major population migrations in China, which included venturing to the Northeast, moving to the West, and settling in Nanyang. The charm of Nanyang has always been something I yearned for, and Penang is the first stop on my journey to the South Seas. A 40-minute flight transfer from Kuala Lumpur took me to Penang, where I chose to stay near Shantou Street. Char Kway Teow, Jian Dui, Curry Mee, Hokkien Mee, Durian... truly a food paradise, there are so many delicious foods worth trying. 【First Stop】Street Art and Peranakan Museum The ancient Nanyang-style architecture paired with interesting and lively street art is just perfect for a city walk. Strolling leisurely here, every snapshot is filled with artistic flair. Of course, I couldn't miss the most famous murals. The Peranakan Museum, also known as the Penang Overseas Chinese Museum, is one of the most beautiful historic mansions in George Town, Penang, displaying the daily life of the prominent Zheng Jinggui family. 【Second Stop】Penang Hill The highest peak in Penang, offering a panoramic view of the entire city. The most famous attraction of Penang Hill is the funicular train, which allows you to enjoy the scenic beauty as if you were in a comic book. Unfortunately, it was under annual maintenance when I visited, and I regretfully missed it. In the end, I had to take a jeep up the hill, the winding mountain roads even had cute monkeys to see! Reaching the top, the view over Penang was breathtaking. 【Third Stop】Durian Farm Penang is very famous for its durians, and if you like durians, you must not miss this! This is the most recommended part of my entire trip! There are many durian farms on the back of Balik Pulau. Find a farm with beautiful scenery, where you can eat durians and enjoy the view at the same time, it's simply therapeutic! 【Fourth Stop】Batu Beach The beautiful sunset beach in Penang is perfect for relaxing in the evening. It's best to arrive at the beach at 5 pm to secure a good spot to watch the sunset. Waiting quietly for the sunset, the moment you see the pink and purple twilight, you realize that the beauty of this world is just so~

My visit to the Pinang Peranakan Mansion was nothing short of a captivating journey into the rich tapestry of Peranakan culture. Nestled in the heart of George Town, Penang, this exquisite mansion beckoned with promises of history, tradition, and a glimpse into a bygone era. As I entered through the ornate wooden doors, I was immediately transported back in time. The mansion, a masterful fusion of Chinese, Malay, and European architectural styles, stood as a testament to the opulence of the Peranakan elite. Its colorful façade, adorned with intricate tiles and carved wooden panels, hinted at the stories hidden within. The interiors were a sensory feast. Every room was a symphony of colors, textures, and intricate details. Elaborate porcelain vases, finely carved rosewood furniture, and delicate beaded slippers adorned the space. The air was thick with the fragrance of incense, transporting me to an era when rituals and traditions were paramount. The heart of the mansion was undoubtedly the grand dining hall. A long, elaborately set table took center stage, surrounded by opulent Peranakan porcelain and silverware. I could almost imagine the Peranakan family gathering here for sumptuous feasts, celebrating their unique blend of Chinese and Malay heritage. One of the highlights was the extensive collection of antique jewelry and clothing, showcasing the Peranakan's flair for intricate beadwork and embroidery. Each piece told a story of craftsmanship and cultural fusion, revealing the Peranakan's unwavering commitment to preserving their traditions. The Pinang Peranakan Mansion was not just a feast for the eyes but also a learning experience. Knowledgeable guides shared anecdotes and historical insights, adding depth to the visual spectacle. I discovered how the Peranakan culture was an amalgamation of customs, cuisines, and languages, and how this cultural hybridization shaped the identity of the Straits Chinese community. My visit to the Pinang Peranakan Mansion was a mesmerizing journey through time, offering a window into the unique world of the Peranakan culture. It was a place where history came alive through artistry and craftsmanship, leaving an indelible impression of the beauty and complexity of this vibrant heritage. It was, without a doubt, an awesome experience that left me with a newfound appreciation for the Peranakan legacy.

The Peranakan Mansion in Penang used to be a residence of a tin-mining tycoon and was later purchased by the current owner, who also happens to be an art collector, and converted into a museum to display some of his collections and also share Penang’s Peranakan heritage. We took a tour here, which lasted almost two hours, and our guide was very animated, sharing stories of Penang as well as the former and current owner and the history of the building itself. A must-see in Penang! #malaysia #penang #peranakan

Discover the Enchanting Pinang Peranakan Museum, where history and culture come alive in a vibrant tapestry of colors and traditions. Step into a world brimming with charm and be captivated by the unique allure of this hidden gem. Nestled in the heart of Penang, Malaysia, the Pinang Peranakan Museum offers an immersive journey into the captivating world of the Peranakan community. With its meticulously preserved heritage, this museum is a treasure trove of stories waiting to be unraveled. Prepare to be swept away by the elegance and opulence of the Peranakan culture. Admire the intricate architecture of the museum, adorned with ornate carvings and vibrant tiles that whisper tales of a bygone era. Every step unveils a visual feast for the senses, transporting you to a world where tradition and innovation blend seamlessly. Experience the rich tapestry of Peranakan life through a curated collection of artifacts and heirlooms. Delicate porcelain, intricate Nyonya kebayas, and elaborate jewelry offer a glimpse into the unique customs and traditions of this extraordinary community. Immerse yourself in their customs and traditions, and gain a profound appreciation for their artistry and craftsmanship. Beyond the artifacts, the Pinang Peranakan Museum offers interactive experiences that bring history to life. Engage in hands-on workshops where you can learn the art of beading, embroidery, or even cook traditional Peranakan dishes. Let the past guide your present as you take part in these immersive activities, igniting a passion for a culture deeply rooted in heritage. Step into the tranquil courtyard, enveloped by the scent of flowers and the soothing sound of a bubbling fountain. Find solace in the serene ambiance, and let your imagination wander through the stories etched into every corner. The Pinang Peranakan Museum beckons you to discover the beauty of a community that has thrived against the tides of time. Don't miss the opportunity to experience the charm and allure of the Pinang Peranakan Museum. Unearth the stories of a vibrant culture, and leave with a deeper understanding of the rich tapestry that makes Penang truly extraordinary. Your journey awaits at the Pinang Peranakan Museum—where history, art, and culture unite in a symphony of enchantment.#wecreate

The Pinang Peranakan Mansion in George Town is a typical home of a rich Baba & Nyonya..It offer a glimpse of their opulent lifestyle and their customs and tradition.. Dont forget to enjoy the amazing nyonya kueh and tea at their peranakan restaurant just beside the mansion.. Address - 29 Church Street, George Town Ambiance/Facilities - Museum, Mansion Highlights - Peranakan Story Avg. Price per Person - MYR 25 Rating - 4.5 out of 5 TIPS: There is tour guide offering English and Mandarin version of story telling and the history of Peranakan... #mytripvlog #awesomepic #peranakan #nyonyakueh

Getting There -The mansion is located along Lebuh Gereja (Church Street) on the outskirts of Little India and just a short walk away from the Esplanade (Kota Lama) and Fort Cornwallis. Address :29, Church Street, 10200 Penang, Malaysia I would suggest you visit those places first if you are on a walking tour of the old town, then when the heat of the day starts to become uncomfortable, head to the mansion, where you can escape the sun and cool down in the large, airy rooms. Attractions -Have tour guide to show you what's their lifestyle in olden day and culture history -Can rent nyonya for photo - - - make you feel like a nyonya -nyonya cafe is in there have lots of' nyonya kuih' and food Hotels - Can stay near georgetown Food & Restaurants - Nyonya cafe, nearby there have some local food like fish noodles. Shopping - Have souvenir shop ##awesomepic #mytripvlog

#TravelAbroad It used to be the residence of the Baba-Nyonya family. In the past, it was the residence and office of Kapitan Chung Keng Kwi, a miner and leader of the Haishan secret society in the 19th century. It is now preserved as a museum to educate visitors about the culture of the Peranakan people. You can see antiques, goldware, beautiful tiles, carved wooden panels, souvenirs from the past, furniture, replicas, and more than 1,000 antiques and collectibles. #Penang #Gifts from travel

#artshunting Entrance fee is affordable at RM20 per adult and totally worth the price. We visited at 10am during a public holiday. The mansion is so large that it is hardly noticeable from the outside. Everything is well maintained and beautiful. In addition, there are many antiques that are meticulously displayed. Excellent example of a typical rich merchants home - full of antiques & access to so many rooms. There are English speaking guides and also mandarin tour at certain times of the day and they are very informative. I enjoyed the central courtyard and the different tiles throughout the premises, as well as the ancestral hall and the paintings. I really appreciate the effort of the current owner to preserve this historical and cultural heritage, and presented to the public. I’m still in awe of how rich the Peranakan culture is. I highly recommend it to those traveling to Georgetown. You should never miss this attraction #penang #penangart #art #museum

The Pinang Peranakan Mansion in George Town, Penang, Malaysia, is a museum dedicated to Penang's Peranakan heritage. The museum itself is housed within a distinctive green-hued mansion at Church Street, George Town, which once served as the residence and office of a 19th-century Chinese tycoon, Chung Keng Quee.

a prominent community of acculturated Chinese unique to this part of the world, especially in the Straits Settlements (Penang, Malacca and Singapore) hence its other name, the Straits Chinese. Adopting selected ways of the local Malays and later, the colonial British, the Peranakans had created a unique lifestyle and customs which had not only left behind a rich legacy of antiques but its cultural influences like cuisine and language are still evident in Penang today. At the Pinang Peranakan Mansion, the typical home of a rich Baba of a century ago is recreated to offer a glimpse of their opulent lifestyle and of their many customs and traditions. With over 1,000 pieces of antiques and collectibles of the era on display, this Baba-Nyonya museum is also housed in one of Penang’s heritage mansion of eclectic design and architecture. Built at the end of the 19th century by one of local history’s famous personalities, the ‘Hai Kee Chan’ or Sea Remembrance Store had once served as the residence and office of Kapitan Cina Chung Keng Kwee. Though not a Baba himself, his Chinese courtyard house was much like a typical large Baba home of eclectic style, incorporating Chinese carved-wood panels and English floor tiles and Scottish ironworks. Having survived the many decades of neglect and decay, the mansion has now been restored to its former glory of a stately home.

Pinang peranakan mansion. The mediacorp show The Little Nyonya was filmed here 14 years ago. The owner spent a lot of effort and money to upkeep the place. Do join the guided tour to hear the stories of its former occupants Ticket: $20 per adult Average time spent here: at least half hour The place is also open for prewedding shoot #mustvisit #penang #malaysia #nyonya #wedding

3 D 2 N trip to Penang ✈️🏖 Hi gais, kembali lagi bersama Faiz di segmen Weekend kembali lagi 😎 Jadi pada post kali ini, Faiz nak kongsikan beberapa tempat yang menarik wajib korang kunjungi/lawati apabila berkunjung ke Pulau Pinang 🏝 Seperti biasa, caption & penjelasan ada disediakan. Selamat membaca 🤭 Untuk memudahkan korang semua, Faiz listkan tempat yang menarik di sekitar Bandar Georgetown, Penang. 1. Hiking di Penang Hill, Bukit Bendera - Mengambil masa 2 jam 30 minit untuk tiba di puncak - Terdapat beberapa trails yang berbeza, kalau taknak sesat, ikut je penanda arah yang disediakan - Pemandangan yang sangat menarik, boleh tengok bandar tau 😍 2. Breakfast di David Brown's Hill Top Garden Restaurant - Wajib singgah di sini jika berkunjung ke Penang Hill - Dapat merasai breakfast with british style while melihat dan menikmati pemandangan yang begitu indah di hadapan restoran tersebut - Satu pengalaman yang menarik having Hi-Tea sambil menghirup udara segar 3. Menaiki Penang Hill Railway - Ticket price Rm12 pergi + balik 4. Makan malam di Jawi House Cafe Gallery - Sambil menunggu hidangan tiba, bolehla pergi melihat perabot antik di tingkat atas - Pada bahagian dinding bawah pula, korang boleh baca mengenai sejarah Jawi Peranakan 5. Nasi Kandar Beratur - Bak kata artikel yang saya baca, kedai tersebut viral kerana hidangan Nasi Kandar yang sangat best sehingga menjilat jari - Make sure kalau nak pergi makan di sana, perlu beratur before jam 10 pm ok, kenapa? Nanti tahulah... 6. Penang Peranakan Mansion - Panjang jika nak diceritakan mengenai sejarah this mansion - Really worth it, bayaran tiket masuk Rm20 - Chinese courtyard-style mansion dibina pada abad ke - 19 - Jangan risau, akan ada tourist guide yang akan membantu explain serta menceritakan mengenai setiap sejarah tersebut secara detail - Azam baru mengumpul barangan antik lama, inshaAllah many a little makes a mickle 7. Padang Kota Lama Penang - Melihat bangunan bersejarah yang mempunyai reka bentuk yang sangat menarik 8. Dinner at Suffolk House, Penang - Modern + classic style - Wajib cuba di restoran ni, sebelum makan boleh ootd/snap picture dulu 😝 9. Ronda sekitar Bandar Georgetown - Bagi pecinta makanan, ini adalah tempat yang paling sesuai untuk anda kunjungi, terdapat banyak cafe, restoran yang ood boleh anda pergi dan merasai. Ada lagi sebenarnya yang saya belum list, selebihnya korang pi cari sendiri nohh 😆 7-10 July 2022 #penang #pulaupinang #bukitbendera #penanghill #moongate #jalanjalan #penangperanakanmansion #georgetownpenang

The Peranakan Mansion on Church Street, Georgetown, Penang in Malaysia is a monument to the ambition of a single man, the Kapitan Cina Chung Keng Kwee. Born in China, the young Chung emigrated to Penang and eventually climbed up the ranks of the Hai San secret society that controlled mining manpower in the royal state of Perak. At the pinnacle of his power, having been appointed the superintendent of all Chinese in Penang (Kapitan Cina), Chung purchased property along Church Street and built a large two-storey townhouse and family temple. He called his residence the "Hai Kee Chan", or Sea Remembrance Store, and designed it in the Straits Eclectic style preferred by Peranakan of his time

The Peranakan Mansion is a house-museum that once belonged to an influential family of immigrants from China, an example of 19th-century architecture. It is a museum with a large collection of historical objects of the 19th century, more than 1000 exhibits in total. Among them are furniture, clothes, jewelry, photographs, etc. The furnishings and decoration of the house are very rich, because the owners of the house belonged to the upper class of society. This museum is located in the old town of Georgetown at 29 Church Street. #createwithtrip #themepark #museumquest #malaysia #museum #penang

Ever wonder where peranakan originate from? I also have no idea, only know that peranakan is one of the race in Singapore and Malaysia. Finding out more about how rich Peranakan people live here in Pinang Peranakan Mansion. The design is so old school elegant. A culture trip to tourist spot like this, discovering unique old school peranakan design which richly decorated, including all the interiors. Designer inspiration? but definitely not too much like this! This mansion is quite huge, 2 floors to explore. #explorepenang #malaysia #discoverpenang #malaysiatourist #tourismmalaysia #urbanexplorer #historicalsites #culturetrip

The Pinang Peranakan Mansion is a museum dedicated to Penang's Peranakan heritage. The museum is housed in a distinctive green-colored mansion in Georgetown Penang, which once served as the residence and office of a 19th century Chinese tycoon, Chung Keng Quee. This place is the most outstanding private museum that showcase the glory of the peranakan history. Such a beautifully restored place, filled with so many treasures - including a pair of earrings with well disguised compass & some bats. Everything is well cared and memorable. The environment - clean to walk around bare footly. Would recommend to tour around with a tour guide. English and Chinese tour guide are provided. #happylaborday #rediscoversg #maydaytrip #urbanexplorer #springblossoms

Pinang Penarakan Mansion, George Town - Malaysia: This place represent the historical of Penarakan culture. You can find some antique furniture, kitchenware, room style and how the decorated this place beautifully. It is really worth visiting this place as there are so many interesting things.

The house was built in the late 19th century, which belongs to the noble Chinese family Chung Keng Kwee who got rich from mining industry. Nowadays Pinang Peranakan Mansion displays more than 1,000 valuable Peranakan artifacts Visitors will learn interesting stories surrounding the identity of the owners of this mansion. #GiveThanks

Penang must punch card | This museum can also take a long photo of knowledge and super beauty The biggest feeling of coming to Penang is full of Chinese elements, the impact of large-scale immigration in the late Qing Dynasty and the influence of British colonization, the overseas Chinese here Culture fully reflects this history, full of Chinese and Western mix and match, unique charm, is a must-see beauty and story in Malaysia. For the most intuitive understanding of the life of the Peranakan, the Museum of Overseas Chinese is the best choice. It was originally the residence of the local rich second generation Nyonya, which is now open all year round and has Chinese commentators. . From clothing, customs and collections to well-preserved and quite rich, just go for an hour with a quick explanation. It is worth mentioning that in addition to a small number of furniture can not be touched in the museum, all areas can be free to take pictures! The clothing is recommended to be more elegant, with a long skirt and a Chinese style. Business hours: 9

If you want to know the Nyonya culture, one-stop punching is enough here! In Penang, Malaysia, there is such a museum that shows Malaysia's special Nyonya culture, reflecting an era of the past. This is the Penang Peranakan Mansion. Nyonya, is a unique vocabulary in Malaysia. It is a symbol. It is a descendant of a Chinese married to a local in Malaysia. The girl is called Nyonya and the boy is shouting. This Nyonya Museum is actually the home of the late Chinese Zheng Jinggui. It is a courtyard house with a mix of Chinese architecture and European courtyard style. Play Raiders: The whole museum is actually a mansion of the year, and it has been completely preserved. The rich life of the Nyonya people in the colonial era is also fully presented to us. Not only is the architectural style intact, but the interior decoration ornaments and the costumes of the Nyonya are displayed for us to visit. It is an invaluable treasure house. Entering the museum, the first thing that catches the eye is a patio-style grand living room. On both sides of the living room, there are two restaurants in both Chinese and Western styles. It is said that when Zheng Jinggui was at the banquet, he would specially arrange foreign countries. Guests can dine at the Chinese restaurant, and Chinese guests dine at the Western Restaurant to promote a blend of cultural understanding. came to the second floor, which is the room of the family's Nyonya and ours. Every piece of equipment displayed here is a precious cultural relic of the year, vividly reviving the rich and happy life of Nyonya and our people. From the second floor down through the eclipse, you will come to the back garden of this mansion. The ground floor is made of imported porcelain tiles from the UK. The Chinese courtyard style is decorated with European-style carved glass windows and fountain pools. Presenting a unique combination of Chinese and Western beauty. Going further, it is a museum that displays the ornaments and decorative ornaments worn by the Nyonya. The gold jade, the beautifully carved, the large number and the exquisite design are enough to make us stunned and sigh the rich life of the giants. . Ticket information: MYR 20 for adults, free for children Opening hours: 09

Penang is a small town that is very suitable for city walk. [Tongue] I arrived in Penang in the afternoon, [Helpless] and left on the morning of the third day, so strictly speaking I spent a whole day in Penang. The following City Walk routes are the highlights we selected, and you don’t have to get up early‼ ️Won't be too tiring‼ ️You can stay indoors during the sunbathing at noon [Loupe] and you can see the panoramic view of Penang from Penang Hill in the evening ~ [Onlooker] We set out from the East Hotel in the morning. The first leg was to take a taxi to the Clan Bridge (this location is a little far from the hotel). We planned to take a taxi there first and then walk back after shopping. ‼ ️The whole route is: Dongjia Hotel - Clan Bridge - Mural Street - Love Lane - Penang Overseas Chinese Museum - Penang Hill Most of the attractions in Penang are colorful [Cute] and free, you can find a check-in point on the roadside. [Tiptop] ·Penang Overseas Chinese Museum is 25RM (equivalent to about 41 yuan, this is the filming location of the TV series "Little Nyonya", there are many old Nanyang style items, it is very worth visiting) [Congratulate][Congratulate] ·Penang Hill is 30RM for ordinary and 80RM for fast ([Idea][Idea]I think ordinary is fine. When we went there, it was the holiday for local Malay students. We waited in line for a while, but because I was chatting with a Malaysian sister, I felt that time passed faster). On the way back, we visited a street that was very similar to Chaoshan. I have forgotten the name, but I clearly remember that it seemed to sell things for funerals [Panic][Panic]. The street was still bustling at night, and we had a very filling Chaoshan meal there. [Spoof]

It was a trip to Penang, Malaysia 🇲🇾We kicked off our trip in Penang by exploring the vibrant streets of George Town 😍 The heritage area is filled with colorful street art, and we found it to be a photographer’s paradise 🙌 The street art here tells stories of the city’s past and offers some of the most Instagram-worthy shots. Be sure to visit the famous murals like “Children on a Bicycle” 🚲 by Ernest Zacharevic. Afterward, we wandered down to the Clan Jetties, a unique spot where wooden houses are built over the water. The sunset views over the jetties are simply stunning 💯 📍George Town, Penang We visited the Pinang Peranakan Mansion, a well-preserved heritage building that gives you a glimpse into the opulent life of the Peranakan Chinese community 👌 The intricate decorations and antique furniture make for amazing photographs 📸 We’d recommend visiting in the late morning when the light is bright, giving the interior rich detail in photos 🙌 📍29 Church Street, George Town, Penang 10200 We then took a trip to Kek Lok Si, the largest Buddhist temple in Malaysia. The temple’s architecture, colorful statues, and panoramic views of Penang make for incredible photo opportunities 📸 The Seven-Tier Pagoda and the massive statue of the Goddess of Mercy are must-captures 🙌 We recommend going early in the morning or late in the afternoon for soft lighting and fewer visitor ✨ 📍1000, Lintang Tokong, Ayer Itam, Penang 11500 We also made our way up to Penang Hill. The views from the top are breathtaking, with a panoramic view of the island 🏝️ and the city below. The funicular train 🚆 ride to the top was a highlight, offering plenty of opportunities for photos 📸 of the lush greenery. We suggest visiting in the late afternoon to catch the sunset and enjoy the cooler evening breeze 😍 📍Penang Hill Railway, 11500 Bukit Bendera, Penang We then visited Batu Ferringhi Beach 🏝️ The beach is peaceful and the perfect spot for a laid-back day. The long stretch of sand and clear waters make for great photos 📸 and the golden hour around sunset 🌇 here is spectacular. We’d recommend grabbing some local food from the nearby hawker stalls after a swim or stroll along the beach 🏝️ 📍Batu Ferringhi Beach, Penang Penang is a vibrant blend of cultures, history, and natural beauty, and it’s a place where every corner offers something unique to photograph 🙌🙌🙌 #japantrip #Vacation #travel

#celebrateit Welcoming the Lunar New Year with a cultural adventure at the Peranakan Museum in Penang! This beautifully curated space showcases the rich heritage of the Peranakan community through exquisite antiques, vibrant traditional attire, and intricate craftsmanship. Every corner tells a story of blended traditions, from Chinese roots to Malay influences, reflecting the unique identity of the Peranakans. Visiting during Chinese New Year adds an extra festive touch, making it a meaningful way to celebrate history, family, and new beginnings. A perfect blend of culture and celebration, this experience is a reminder of the beauty of tradition and heritage!

#celebrateit Celebrating Chinese New Year with a cultural journey through the Peranakan Museum in Penang! Stepping into this beautifully preserved space feels like traveling back in time, surrounded by intricate antiques, delicate porcelain, and vibrant Nyonya kebayas. The rich heritage of the Peranakan community comes to life through stunning architecture, detailed embroidery, and fascinating stories of tradition. Exploring the unique blend of Chinese and Malay influences during this festive season adds a deeper appreciation for history and culture. A perfect way to honor the past while welcoming new beginnings—immersing in the beauty of Peranakan heritage during the Lunar New Year!