English tourists Mike Prescott (left) and Liz Thorpe playing the kompang during a culture event in George Town. - Filepic
CULTURE and nature remain Penang’s main pillars of tourism and the state will continue promoting them when international tourists return.
Penang tourism and creative economy committee chairman Yeoh Soon Hin said both elements would complement Penang’s two Unesco listings.
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English tourists Mike Prescott (left) and Liz Thorpe playing the kompang during a culture event in George Town. - Filepic
Penang Road Teochew chendol is always packed with customers during weekend holidays. - Filepic
Yeoh (right) listening to the views of a souvenir trader during a recent visit to popular Armenian Street.
A banana boat ride never fails to excite visitors along Batu Ferringhi beach. — Filepic
Visitors at Penang Hill enjoying the fabulous view of George Town. — Filepic
Work going on at an aviary at the Peacock Echo Park beside the Prai River in Butterworth. – Filepic
