Images tagged "penang"
Inside Thean Hou Chinese Hainan Temple (established in 1865) on Muntri Street. Goergetown, Penang.
Pennants inside Thean Hou temple. Goergetown, Penang.
Main "altar" in Thean Hou Hainan temple. Goergetown, Penang.
Rich interior of Thean Hou temple. Goergetown, Penang.
View from inside to the inner courtyard of Thean Hou Hainan temple. Goergetown, Penang.
One of the most famous Chinese "clan houses" in Penang - Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion, called The Blue Mansion.
Penang Supreme Court Building (Mahkamah Tinggi Pulau Pinang), opened in 1903.
St. George's Church - the oldest Anglican church in Malaysia. The round domed structure in front of it commemorises captain Francis Light, who established Penang as a British settlement in 1786.
St. Georges church seen from captain Francis Light's memorial. George Town, Penang.
Indian trishaw driver on a street in Georgetown, Penang.
Captain Keling Mosque - the oldest mosque in Penang built in 19th century by Indian Muslim traders.
Old Chinese shophouses. Georgetown, Penang.
Confucian temple of Khoo Kongsi - the most famous of Penang Hokkien clanhouses.
Rich and elaborate detail of Khoo Kongsi temple. Georgetown, Penang.
Photo session of the young couple soon to be married with the girl's family (father on the motorcycle) in front of Khoo Kongsi, Georgetown, Penang.
Beautiful Chinese scene engraved in stone inside Khoo Kongsi temple. Georgetown, Penang.
Inside the Jhoo Kongsi Confucian temple. Georgetown, Penang.
Chinese beauty depicted among series of other paintings on the wall inside Khoo Kongsi temple. Georgetown, Penang.
Khoo Kongsi. Georgetown, Penang.
One of the famous and highly artistic murals from Georgetown, Penang.
Famous street food on Chulia Street (Lebuh Chulia). Georgetown, Penang.
People lighting candles in Kuan Yin Temple on the New Year's Day. Georgetown, Penang.
Prayers in Kuan Yin Temple on the New Year's Day. Georgetown, Penang.
Inside Kuan Yin Temple. Georgetown, Penang.
Local woman praying on front of the host of Chinese deities. Kuan Yin (Goddes of Mercy) Temple, Georgetown, Penang.
Prayers in Kuan Yin Temple on the New Year's Day. Georgetown, Penang.
Offerings of fruits, oil and flowers on the New Year's Day in Kuan Yin (Goddes of Mercy) Temple, Georgetown, Penang.
Little girl praying. Kuan Yin (Goddes of Mercy) Temple, Georgetown, Penang.
Busy morning in Kuan Yin (Goddes of Mercy) Temple, Georgetown, Penang.
Kuan Yin (Goddes of Mercy) Temple, Georgetown, Penang.
View along Lebuh China towards Kuan Yin (Goddes of Mercy) Temple, Georgetown, Penang.
Man praying in front of one of several Chinese temples and clan houses on King Street (Lebuh King). Georgetown, Penang.
Detail of the War Emperor's Temple (Wu Ti Meow) - a clan temple at 36 King Street in Georgetown, Penang.
Chinese temples and clan houses on King Street (Lebuh King). Georgetown, Penang. First from the right is Tua Pek Kong Temple.
Roof details of the War Emperor's Temple and Tua Pek Kong Temple on King Street in Georgetown, Penang.
Local Chinese man praying n front of Tua Pek Kong Temple on King Street (Lebuh King) in Georgetown, Penang.
Roof details of Tua Pek Kong Temple and Chooi San Wooi Koon building on King Street in Georgetown, Penang.
Commemorative photo of the Ng clan during their meeting on New Year's day in their clan house (Ng See Kah Miew) on King Street in Georgetown, Penang.
Inside Ng family clan house (Ng See Kah Miew) on King Street in Georgetown, Penang.
Entrance of Tua Pek Kong Temple on King Street (Lebuh King) in Georgetown, Penang.
Roof detail of the War Emperor's Temple on King Street in Georgetown, Penang.
Candles inside Tua Pek Kong Temple on King Street in Georgetown, Penang.
Inside Tua Pek Kong Temple on King Street in Georgetown, Penang.
Row of Chinese temples and association buildings on King Street in Georgetown, Penang.
War Emperor's Temple (left) and Tua Pek Kong Temple on King Street in Georgetown, Penang.
Colors of Georgetown, Penang.
Inner patio of Pinang Peranakan Mansion - the townhouse and ancestral hall of Chung Keng Kwee. Georgetown, Penang.
Window in Pinang Peranakan Mansion. Georgetown, Penang.
Courtyard in Pinang Peranakan Mansion. Georgetown, Penang.
Pinang Peranakan Mansion. Georgetown, Penang.
Portraits of ancestors in the ancestral temple of the Pinang Peranakan Mansion. Georgetown, Penang.
Jars with incenses. Ancestral temple of the Pinang Peranakan Mansion. Georgetown, Penang.
One of the rooms in the Pinang Peranakan Mansion. Georgetown, Penang.
Colors of Penang.
Trishaw and its Indian owner. Georgetown, Penang.
Red lantern in Blue Mansion. Georgetown, Penang.
Old pulled rickshaws in front of Cheong Fat Tze Mansion (Blue Mansion). Georgetown, Penang.
Outside Cheong Fat Tze Mansion (Blue Mansion). Georgetown, Penang.
Entrance arcades of the Cheong Fat Tze Mansion (Blue Mansion). Georgetown, Penang.
Elaborate decorations of the gable walls of the Cheong Fat Tze Mansion (Blue Mansion). Georgetown, Penang.
Eastern and Oriental Hotel - one of the famous colonial hotels in South East Asia established in 1885 by the Sarkies Brothers. Georgetown, Penang.
Eastern & Oriantal Hotel - seaside elevation. Georgetown, Penang.
Eastern & Oriantal Hotel - old cannon and seaside entrance. Georgetown, Penang.
One of many restored heritage houses in Georgetown, Penang.
Entrance to Captain Keling Mosque - the oldest mosque in Penang built in 19th century by Indian Muslim traders.
Inside Captain Keling Mosque. Georgetown, Penang.
Inside Thean Hou Chinese Hainan Temple (established in 1865) on Muntri Street. Goergetown, Penang.
Pennants inside Thean Hou temple. Goergetown, Penang.
Main "altar" in Thean Hou Hainan temple. Goergetown, Penang.
Rich interior of Thean Hou temple. Goergetown, Penang.
View from inside to the inner courtyard of Thean Hou Hainan temple. Goergetown, Penang.
One of the most famous Chinese "clan houses" in Penang - Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion, called The Blue Mansion.
Penang Supreme Court Building (Mahkamah Tinggi Pulau Pinang), opened in 1903.
St. George's Church - the oldest Anglican church in Malaysia. The round domed structure in front of it commemorises captain Francis Light, who established Penang as a British settlement in 1786.
St. Georges church seen from captain Francis Light's memorial. George Town, Penang.
Indian trishaw driver on a street in Georgetown, Penang.
Captain Keling Mosque - the oldest mosque in Penang built in 19th century by Indian Muslim traders.
Old Chinese shophouses. Georgetown, Penang.
Confucian temple of Khoo Kongsi - the most famous of Penang Hokkien clanhouses.
Rich and elaborate detail of Khoo Kongsi temple. Georgetown, Penang.
Photo session of the young couple soon to be married with the girl's family (father on the motorcycle) in front of Khoo Kongsi, Georgetown, Penang.
Beautiful Chinese scene engraved in stone inside Khoo Kongsi temple. Georgetown, Penang.
Inside the Jhoo Kongsi Confucian temple. Georgetown, Penang.
Chinese beauty depicted among series of other paintings on the wall inside Khoo Kongsi temple. Georgetown, Penang.
Khoo Kongsi. Georgetown, Penang.
One of the famous and highly artistic murals from Georgetown, Penang.
Famous street food on Chulia Street (Lebuh Chulia). Georgetown, Penang.
People lighting candles in Kuan Yin Temple on the New Year's Day. Georgetown, Penang.
Prayers in Kuan Yin Temple on the New Year's Day. Georgetown, Penang.
Inside Kuan Yin Temple. Georgetown, Penang.
Local woman praying on front of the host of Chinese deities. Kuan Yin (Goddes of Mercy) Temple, Georgetown, Penang.
Prayers in Kuan Yin Temple on the New Year's Day. Georgetown, Penang.
Offerings of fruits, oil and flowers on the New Year's Day in Kuan Yin (Goddes of Mercy) Temple, Georgetown, Penang.
Little girl praying. Kuan Yin (Goddes of Mercy) Temple, Georgetown, Penang.
Busy morning in Kuan Yin (Goddes of Mercy) Temple, Georgetown, Penang.
Kuan Yin (Goddes of Mercy) Temple, Georgetown, Penang.
View along Lebuh China towards Kuan Yin (Goddes of Mercy) Temple, Georgetown, Penang.
Man praying in front of one of several Chinese temples and clan houses on King Street (Lebuh King). Georgetown, Penang.
Detail of the War Emperor's Temple (Wu Ti Meow) - a clan temple at 36 King Street in Georgetown, Penang.
Chinese temples and clan houses on King Street (Lebuh King). Georgetown, Penang. First from the right is Tua Pek Kong Temple.
Roof details of the War Emperor's Temple and Tua Pek Kong Temple on King Street in Georgetown, Penang.
Local Chinese man praying n front of Tua Pek Kong Temple on King Street (Lebuh King) in Georgetown, Penang.
Roof details of Tua Pek Kong Temple and Chooi San Wooi Koon building on King Street in Georgetown, Penang.
Commemorative photo of the Ng clan during their meeting on New Year's day in their clan house (Ng See Kah Miew) on King Street in Georgetown, Penang.
Inside Ng family clan house (Ng See Kah Miew) on King Street in Georgetown, Penang.
Entrance of Tua Pek Kong Temple on King Street (Lebuh King) in Georgetown, Penang.
Roof detail of the War Emperor's Temple on King Street in Georgetown, Penang.
Candles inside Tua Pek Kong Temple on King Street in Georgetown, Penang.
Inside Tua Pek Kong Temple on King Street in Georgetown, Penang.
Row of Chinese temples and association buildings on King Street in Georgetown, Penang.
War Emperor's Temple (left) and Tua Pek Kong Temple on King Street in Georgetown, Penang.
Colors of Georgetown, Penang.
Inner patio of Pinang Peranakan Mansion - the townhouse and ancestral hall of Chung Keng Kwee. Georgetown, Penang.
Window in Pinang Peranakan Mansion. Georgetown, Penang.
Courtyard in Pinang Peranakan Mansion. Georgetown, Penang.
Pinang Peranakan Mansion. Georgetown, Penang.
Portraits of ancestors in the ancestral temple of the Pinang Peranakan Mansion. Georgetown, Penang.
Jars with incenses. Ancestral temple of the Pinang Peranakan Mansion. Georgetown, Penang.
One of the rooms in the Pinang Peranakan Mansion. Georgetown, Penang.
Colors of Penang.
Trishaw and its Indian owner. Georgetown, Penang.
Red lantern in Blue Mansion. Georgetown, Penang.
Old pulled rickshaws in front of Cheong Fat Tze Mansion (Blue Mansion). Georgetown, Penang.
Outside Cheong Fat Tze Mansion (Blue Mansion). Georgetown, Penang.
Entrance arcades of the Cheong Fat Tze Mansion (Blue Mansion). Georgetown, Penang.
Elaborate decorations of the gable walls of the Cheong Fat Tze Mansion (Blue Mansion). Georgetown, Penang.
Eastern and Oriental Hotel - one of the famous colonial hotels in South East Asia established in 1885 by the Sarkies Brothers. Georgetown, Penang.
Eastern & Oriantal Hotel - seaside elevation. Georgetown, Penang.
Eastern & Oriantal Hotel - old cannon and seaside entrance. Georgetown, Penang.
One of many restored heritage houses in Georgetown, Penang.
Entrance to Captain Keling Mosque - the oldest mosque in Penang built in 19th century by Indian Muslim traders.
Inside Captain Keling Mosque. Georgetown, Penang.