Best tourist places in George Town, Malaysia

The most prominent tourist places in George Town
1 - The Palace of qiong Zi fa

This luxurious Palace is one of the most important tourist attractions in Georgetown, was built in 1880 and designed in the style of hack-tuchi traditional interface with a vibrant blue, then later turned into a boutique hotel in the nineties and contains 38 rooms decorated with stained glass and tiled floors the Chinese, seven internal staircases and five yards, visitors can take a tour inside with a guided tour for an hour or they could spend the night with breakfast at the hotel.

2 - Bunks of clans

Located next to Libya Choi and a series of sidewalks and the six that form part of the heritage of Penang's historic centre, which has been described as one of the last settlements of the ancient Chinese in the island.

Likely its construction dates to 1882 and then the waterfront development by using wood paneling, and called by that name because the clan was competing in the car on these sidewalks and the relations between them very antagonistic and often led to fights and disputes bitter.

3 - Mosque of El Capitan Keeling

Built in 1801 by the first settlers and Indian Muslims in Penang to become the largest mosque in Georgetown, has been named relative to the Keeling community leader of the Indian south, and features color a bright white with golden domes and minaret Indian Islamic model.

It was the mosque with the spaces surrounding it covers an area of 18 acres, but reduced to eight VDNH only where the government took the rest of the ground to build methods while maintaining the garden surrounding the mosque.

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