THE city of Alor Setar in Kedah is busy getting ready for better times when the pandemic blows over.
The old Kota Setar district police headquarters in Lorong Setar now sports a vibrant display of murals, ready for visitors to hop over for beautiful, artistic selfies.
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Visitors walking out of a lane featuring a giant mural of a waterfall and stream.
The Bukit Buah mural at Pekan Buah is part of the assets transformation programme of the Kedah State Development Corporation.
Chew says his noodles business improves 10 to 20% after the murals were painted at Lorong Setar behind his shop.
The murals project has brought in more customers to my nasi briyani and capati stall, says Manzur.
A 3D mural of a man preparing teh tarik is one of the hot picks among visitors.
A woman taking pictures of her children posing with a giant mural of a cat.
The mural of a boy sitting on a buffalo is located behind the former Kota Setar district police headquarters at Lorong Setar in Alor Setar, Kedah. — Photos and video: G.C. TAN/The Star
Mural artist Fadzlan Rizan Johari, 41, drawing a giant banana on one of the walls at Pekan Buah.
Low posing for a photo of a mural showing him repairing an old motorcycle in front of his shop.
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