What should I pay attention to when traveling to Penang, Malaysia?

1. Respect the customs and habits of the host country, especially those with special religious customs, and avoid disputes caused by improper words and deeds. When encountering natural disasters such as earthquakes or political turmoil, wars, sudden terrorist incidents or accidental injuries, we should calmly respond, evacuate the dangerous area as soon as possible, and promptly report to the embassy or consulate of China in the host country or contact relevant domestic departments for rescue and protection.

2. Passport, visa, ID card, credit card, plane ticket and other important documents should be carried with you and kept properly. It's best to make a copy of each one and put it in the handbag, and the original one in the underwear pocket. Don't agree easily when someone checks the certificate, but report it to the team leader for handling.

Married women should wear a ring when traveling abroad to show strangers that you are married. In addition, don't drink drinks provided by strangers, and don't accept invitations from strangers (even if the other person is a girl).

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Introduction of attractions in Penang, Malaysia

1, Snake Temple

Built in 1873, it was originally the Qingshui ancestral hall named "Qingyun Rock". The name of the Snake Temple is that after the temple was built, several green snakes came to live in it. Whenever the ancestor Shimizu celebrated his birthday, countless green snakes poured into the temple from the back hill, which became a great spectacle, so the "snake temple" became famous all over the world. Snake Temple is 3.2 kilometers away from Penang International Airport.

2. Longshan Hall and Qiuci

The building was built at the end of19th century, near Dashi Street, and is still well preserved. This building is in the ancient style of China, imitating the palaces of the Qing Dynasty. The ancestral hall is divided into Zhengshun Palace in the middle and Fude Palace and Bath Valley Palace on both sides. Qiu's ancestral hall is also called Longshan Hall.

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