Impressions of Penang (Part II)

Thirdly, the mural street, with more than 20 murals (pictures one to seven) scattered around many streets, requires patience to find; Fourthly, Flagstaff Hill (pictures eight to thirteen), it is recommended to climb up. We took route A down and route D back after climbing, which gave us a feeling of being in a primeval forest and was very comfortable. Penang is a coexistence of multiple ethnic groups such as Chinese, Malays, and Indians. Mosques, Buddhist temples, and Hinduism coexist in a multicultural environment, with dilapidated houses and graffiti murals everywhere. Amidst the worldly hustle and bustle, history and modernity, survival and art are presented simultaneously. Penang, where history, culture, food, and art coexist, goodbye.