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This is the hotel residence Segara Ninda built in the late 19th century.
This is the gate to the Lheong Fatt Tze Mansion.
Another view of the blue mansion.
Rickshaws near the hotels.
The Eastern & Oreitnal Hotel originally built in 1885.
There are colonial style buildings throughout the city which was granted UNESCO World Heritage status.
St.George's Anglican Church-the oldest one in SE Asian-established in 1811.
Penang State Museum.
My rickshaw driver "Estee."
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Great photos! It looks like you are enjoying it as much as I did last year. It's a really incredible tourist destination, isn't it? Did you stay at the E&O? It has gorgeous, old, colonial rooms. I loved it.
Posted by: Brian | August 23, 2011 at 11:44 AM
Brian, I was too cheap to stay at the E&O, but probably should have since the Malaysia Hotel was really run down and didn't have properly functioning wifi. Believe it or not I only stayed a day and a half, but it was the highlight of the trip so far. I'm currently back in Singapore (catching up on my blogging/photo uploads) and coming back to Tokyo tomorrow.
Posted by: MC | August 23, 2011 at 05:59 PM