Private Pulau Penang Tour: Trails to Racial Harmony

The temple set on Jalan Masjid Kapitan Keling (previously known as Pitt Street) and was constructed by early immigrant settlers from China. The temple recently underwent extensive renovations to give it a much-needed facelift. The architecture and decorations are impressive.

Apart from Mosque there are cultural center there that showcase the culture and history of Indian Muslim Community as they play a big part of Penangites lifestyles overall. It is a very well maintained place of worship and definitely worth a visit even for non muslims.

One of the oldest Hindu temple standing in Penang, Malaysia. The temple standing there, at the same spot, for 200 years ago. Good attraction to visit with family and friends to learn Hindu culture, rituals and religion.

It is Located along Farquhar Street, one of the loveliest British colonial heritage building in Penang. The most striking feature of the church is without a doubt the huge Grecian columns lined outside the front entrance. The pavilion which sits in the lawn also lends a Grecian air to the ambience.  St George Church is a must-see on your list of places to visit.

lture in this place, From the tourist trinket shops to the Indian street food vendors and cafes.  It will be a treat to the senses with lots of beautiful things to hear, smell and taste!

It is located at Burma Road. The temple can be seen on the road from Georgetown to Batu Feringghi. It is a quiet and peaceful place. Here, we can see and learn about different religions that we have not been exposed to.

Myanmar.It stands opposite Wat Chayamangkalaram Temple, with a pair of large stone elephants flanking the front gates. It is a very lovely and huge Buddhist temple with a large reclining Statue of Buddha. Those who loves to learn cultural diversities and harmony, then you must not miss to visit this temple for a touch of blessing and a shot of colors.