One of the reasons why people go to Penang is to see its world-famous murals. Last November 2018, I walked around the streets of Georgetown to see these murals in person. These murals are painted by different artists & are scattered throughout the small streets of the city. Most of these murals are found along Lebuh Armenian (Armenian St).
Let me share to you some photos of the murals I came across during my walkathon around Georgetown.
In case you missed it, I spent 36 hours in Penang last November before I flew to Singapore for Its The Ship 2018. Check out my Penang journey here.
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Little Children On A Bicycle
Boy On A Motorbike
Little Boy With Pet Dinosaur
Children On A Swing
Basketball Game
Cat In Blue Window
Skippy Comes To Penang
Indian Boatman
Rickshaw Vendor
Two Men Pushing A Door
Wo Ai Nee Chinese Malay Indian
Teach You Hokkien
Lion Break-dancing Out Of Wall
Old Soy Milk Stall
I Can Help Catch Rats
I Want Pau
Those are the murals I saw during my walkathon. I still missed a few notable ones but I believe I already saw a lot. There are hundreds of these murals around Georgetown; it would take around a day to finish all of them.
Have you been to Penang before? Have you seen a mural not in the photos above? Which mural is this & where is it located? Feel free to share them in the comments section below. Do you have any questions about Penang in general? Feel free send me an email to contact@thewkndtravel.com. Also, please help me in promoting my social media channels –Facebook, Instagram or Twitter.
Thank you for checking out this post. Don’t forget to read my Penang walkathon blog! Until the next post. ✌️
PS. Photos were taken using my HTC U11.