Friends taking a wefie with the ‘Kids on bicycle’ mural in Armenian Street.
WHILE Penang’s food, nature and beaches continued to pull in visitors, the George Town heritage enclave was rather devoid of the usual hustle and bustle seen in past holiday stretches.
There were sparse crowds over the weekend, with traders along Armenian Street claiming to see only 20% of the usual big crowds in the area.
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Friends taking a wefie with the ‘Kids on bicycle’ mural in Armenian Street.
People waiting to quench their thirst with a bowl of cendol at the Penang Road Famous Teochew Chendul stall in Lebuh Keng Kwee.
Visitors exiting the funicular train at the lower station of Penang Hill in Ayer Itam. — K.T. GOH/The Star
Visitors checking out Chew Jetty in Weld Quay.
Customers making a beeline for refreshing drinks at the Ais Tingkap stall near Chowrasta Market.
Visitors admiring the sculptures at the ‘Penang Brings The World To Your Doorstep’ display at the Esplanade.
Customers picking out their favourite dishes at Nasi Kandar Hameediyah in Campbell Street.
Families dining in at Medan Renong food court at the Esplanade in George Town, Penang. — ZHAFARAN NASIB/The Star
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