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A Taste of Penang Heritage at Georgetown

#weekendgetaways First Trip of the year! In the spirit of last year’s 11.11 i sorta impulsively booked a solo trip in Penang, Malaysia. As a first solo trip, i chose a destination close to singapore, with a flying time of 1 hr and 15 mins. it is pretty close. One of my stop is the Pinang Peranakan Mansion, which is a well preserved mansion that houses artifacts, antiques and architecture of the old times. The details ate very intricate, a true craft of an artisan of the past. I visited early in the morning, just as they open at around 9:30am, and the people haven’t flowed in yet. #Penang #Georgetown #Malaysia

Pinang Peranakan Mansion, heritage of the Baba Nyonya

#localescapes The Pinang Peranakan Mansion is the masterpiece of the heritage building featuring the design and facade of the Peranakans, also known as Baba Nyonya or the Straits Chinese who mainly settled in the Straits settlements during the 19th centuries. Built in Year 1893 by Kapitan Chung Keng Kwee, this mansion has all the designs from the West, Chinese and Malay. It showcases all the characteristics of the Peranakans, such as the long table (Tok Panjang), the sky well in the middle for capturing sunlight, the chambers for the young masters and childrens, kitchens and also showcases a huge collections of old wares like the plates and the bowls, as well as jeweleries. This mansion was also used as a film site for drama and series such as Crazy Rich Asians, The Little Nyonya etc. This is indeed the most well preserved Peranakan relic till date.

Peranakan Mansion - A Timeless Experience

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.

Peranakan Mansion

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

Peranakan Wonders

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

Opulent Lifestyle of Baba & Nyonya

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 to know the Nyonya and baba

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

feeling artistic in a mansion

#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

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.

Pineng Peranakan Mansion 😍

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.

peranakan paradise

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

Tempat yang menarik di Georgetown 🙆🏻‍♂️

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

Stunning old house in Georgetown

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

Penang Peranakan Mansion - Malaysia

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

Peranakan Museum

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

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 | A Nanyang Old Dream

In Penang, Malaysia, the most impressive destination is the 【Khoo Kongsi Museum】 located in a fruit-green independent residence on Church Street, which was also the residence and business place of Zheng Jinggui at the end of the 19th century. The interior has both traditional Chinese style and various decorations influenced by Western culture; today, the museum houses thousands of antiques and collectibles, such as Chinese ornate gold lacquer screens, exquisite Chinese dresses, embroidered shoes hand-stitched by boudoir women, phoenix coronets and robes, and bedsheets; as well as many Western crafts. These items, transcending time, allow one to glimpse the past prosperity of this place. Many movies and TV dramas have also been filmed here. In comparison, Cheong Fatt Tze's 【Blue Mansion】 seems a bit dull. In contrast to the museum's overwhelming array of exhibits, this place seems too empty and lacks highlights. However, since you've come to Penang, it's still worth a visit to feel the atmosphere.

Penang CityWalk One-Day Tour Guide

🌈The quaint Penang, vibrant with colors, offers a one-day CityWalk tour guide for a leisurely stroll through the streets and endless fun at the museums. ✅Tour Route New Street Square — Shantou Street — Upside Down Museum — George Town Murals — Clan Jetties — Peranakan Mansion 💕Tour Tips Starting from New Street Square, you'll find various food shops to settle breakfast with ease. As you wander, you'll reach Shantou Street, a haven for delicious snacks and drinks, with plenty of desserts and small bites. The Upside Down Museum is great for taking atmospheric photos; it's fun and well-organized. Staff guide you through each scene and even help take pictures, ensuring both kids and adults have a great time. Ticket: 34MB Time: 09:30-18:30 George Town's murals are one of the attractions here, with the entire street immersed in graffiti culture. You can casually snap 3D effect photos and slowly discover surprises. If you don't feel like walking, there are trishaws to take you around for check-ins. Clan Jetties These are stilt houses named after surnames. Mostly, they are shops. The riverside view is quite nice, and you can take a few photos. Peranakan Mansion A visit to a wealthy Peranakan-style house, open from 9 am to 5 pm. The house is richly decorated, and inside you can try on costumes and take photos. 🏷Ticket: 20MB, Costume Experience: 138MB, includes afternoon tea Hair and makeup services are charged separately. 📌tips: For a trip to Penang, it's recommended to exchange some cash for convenience, as many places are street food vendors, and grab can be used for taxis.

Experience the Peranakan culture at the Overseas Chinese Museum

Summer 2023, at the Penang Overseas Chinese Museum, here's a guide to experiencing the Peranakan culture. Address: Old Town of George Town, Penang. The costume rental shop is right across from the Overseas Chinese Museum, with a wide selection of outfits to choose from. If you have short hair and can't do your hair, they even provide a small flower decoration for free. The service is excellent. Alipay is accepted. Experience: The moment you step into the Overseas Chinese Peranakan Museum, it's as if you've boarded a time machine, traveling back to the Republic of China era, and reliving an old dream of the South Seas. Dressed in the Peranakan attire of that time, you can better imagine the stories of that era. Zheng He's voyages to the West, some of his entourage stayed in Malaya, intermarried with the locals, and their daughters became the Peranakan. The exchange and collision of different cultures make this museum feel somewhat familiar, yet with a distinct flavor. The courtyard is not large, but exquisite furniture and carved crafts can be seen everywhere. In the modest town of Penang, it appears very luxurious, showing that Chinese civilization is still so dazzling and beautiful after many years.

Appreciate Peranakan culture at the Penang Overseas Chinese Museum

The Penang Peranakan Museum in Malaysia, also known as the Overseas Chinese Museum, is a century-old house built in 1894. It integrates the most distinctive "Peranakan culture" of Nanyang. Peranakan refers to the descendants of Chinese in Malaysia and Malacca. "Peranakan culture" is a typical combination of Chinese and foreign cultures. It shows the old life of Chinese overseas Chinese in Penang. Highlights: 1. The unique history and tradition of Penang's Peranakan culture, including the diet, marriage customs, social and family life of Peranakan people. 2. As an old house museum, the interior furnishings are greatly preserved. The exterior of the house is plain and unremarkable. When you walk in, you will find it suddenly enlightened. Everywhere is a treasure, and every step is a surprise. The shutter in your hand can't stop, and the rare treasures are too many to catch. 3. The integration of Chinese and Western is perfectly embodied. The hollow carved screen, English colored floor tiles, Chinese redwood furniture, Western shutters, Nanyang-style retro flower tiles, staircase iron flowers, etc. are matched together without any conflict, but full of atmosphere. I really like the unique and rich Nanyang nostalgic charm here. At the same time, the Peranakan Museum has been the location of many film and television dramas, including Ang Lee's "Lust, Caution" and Singapore's TV drama "Little Nyonya". The deep and profound Chinese culture, the romantic atmosphere of Europe, and the passionate Southeast Asia converge here, with a movie atmosphere, holding the old dreams of Nanyang, touching the thousands of styles, lazy and exquisite. Ticket: 20 MYR for adults, about 31 RMB, very cost-effective, including Chinese and English explanations. Opening hours: Monday to Sunday 9:30-17:00. Nearby attractions: The old town of George Town where the Peranakan Museum is located has many ancient sites and graffiti murals all over the street. Within 1 kilometer, there are Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion, Upside Down Museum, Love Lane, street murals and the Penang Clan Jetties included in the World Cultural Heritage Protection Category, suitable for arranging half a day to 1 day to stroll around.

peranakan museum

#2024wish My 2024 travel wish is to travel to Kuala Lumpur. I would like to try out their food there. I would like to visit the ICC pudu and the night market at the bukit Bintang area. I would like to visit their pavilion and their mid valley shopping mall there too. If you are interested in the peranakan culture and their dressing traditions, then you should visit the peranakan centre to understand more about it. You can read up more information from the board there to better understand the meaning behind the kind of dressing they are in.

Penang again!

Missing my trip to Penang in Aug... 6th trip so far and definitely won't stop going hahaha

The gorgeous Peranakan musuem in George Town.

The Pinang Peranakan Mansion is a heritage musuem located in 29, Church Street, George Town, Penang. This gorgeous Baba-Nyonya museum was once served as the residence and office of a 19th-century Chinese tycoon, Chung Keng Quee, and was recreated to offer a glimpse of Penang's Peranakan heritage, opulent lifestyle and of many customs and traditions. With over 1,000 pieces of antiques and collectibles of the era on display. Its Chinese courtyard house was a typical large Baba home of eclectic style, incorporating Chinese carved-wood panels and English floor tiles and Scottish ironworks. Open daily from 9.30am - 5pm. Admission fee : RM25 (aldult) and RM12(children below 12yr) with tour guide. #awesomepic#mytripvlog#tripblazers

The history of Pinang Peranakan Mansion

#myperfectstaycation wouldn’t be perfect without an exploration of Penang oldest Peranakan Mansion. Establish and build back in the 19 century. This mansion encompass the cultural history of China immigration to Malaysia and how 2 world collided between the Chinese and Malay and created Baba Nyonya generation. It’s definitely a place that’s highly recommended to visit and you will be able to see how rich the culture and story is back in those days. On top of the, the entrance fee comes with complementary guided tour in English or Chinese version, depending on the schedule of the day. There are 5 buildings around the compound and you would be amazed on the detail of the building craftsmanship and wonder how are life back in days. #penang ##urbanexplorer ##malaysia Located in Penang Pinang Peranakan Mansion 04-264 2929 https://maps.app.goo.gl/JrfYyVNPjhnpEza57?g_st=ic

Pinang Peranakan Mansion

#penang During the trip to Penang with my family when my late father was around, we visited Pinang Peranakan Mansion. It was an eye opener for us as we got to witness the lifestyle of The Peranakans, also known as the Babas and Nyonyas. The places they stayed were so beautiful and the furniture they had were so exquisite and stunning. Address: 29, Church Street, 10200 Penang, Malaysia

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