Assalamualaikum,
Pulau Pinang, for non-Malaysians, is translated as the Penang Island.
Shumu, for my non-close friends, is actually the name of my car.
Below are the sights I captured while roaming around in Penang in my beloved, chubby car.
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| Old buildings, once shop houses. I always love this kind of architecture, Colonial with an Oriental touch. |
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| A Chinese family or colleagues, preparing offerings for the newly deceased. They do this everyday. Sometimes I see they make paper cars and paper houses for the goners to have in their after life. |
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| An old house in Pulau Tikus. |
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| A church which I cannot get its name. |
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| Another old house. Yes I was fascinated to see that new offices which take place at old building with historical value in their architecture, must preserve a part of it apart of the new modern architecture so there's a fusion between the old and new. It's unfortunate I did not manage to snap their photos but you can see them scattered around in Penang. Kudos to the State Government. |
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| The infamous luxury all suite heritage 5 Star Eastern & Oriental Hotel. Established in 1885. |
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| We just drove past the front boulevard, the rear view from the ocean is supposed to be magnificent. |
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| A colourful Hindu temple near our hotel. |
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| A uniquely decorated Indian restaurant near Nasi Kandaq Line Clear, Maharaj. |
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| An old house for sale. Thanks for reading! =) XOXO, Sue |
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