Travel guide to Penang, Malaysia

The tourist strategies of Penang, Malaysia include Snake Temple, Betel nut Museum, Zhang Bishi's former residence, Longshantang Qiugong Temple and Penang Tropical Orchard.

1, Snake Temple:

Snake Temple, also known as Seiryuji, was formerly known as Kiyomizu Temple, with a history of 100 years. Located in the south of Bincheng 14km, the original name is Fuxing Palace, and the mountain gate is engraved with "Qingyun Rock", which is dedicated to the founder of Qingshui, and was spread from Qingshui Rock in Anxi by overseas Chinese named Chen.

2. Areca nut museum:

Although the betel nut museum is small in scale, it comprehensively introduces the history, culture and nature of Penang, which was transformed from a school in 1786. The main exhibits are swords, pistols, cannons and other weapons; There are ceramics, decorations, wooden boats, agricultural machinery and other daily necessities, which are simply varied.

3. Zhang Bishi's former residence:

Zhang Bishi's former residence, also known as "Blue House", is located at Lianhuahe Street 14, Georgetown, the capital of Penang. This is a famous tourist attraction. When people ask about this scenic spot in Penang, everyone knows it. Around Zhang Bishi's former residence, there are dozens of century-old Victorian houses in England, woven into a colonial landscape.

4. Qiugong Temple in Longshan Hall:

The Qiugong Temple in Longshan Hall is a Chinese ancestral hall, which was built by Qiushi family who moved in from Fujian, China. It is located in Cannon Square, the oldest area in Penang, which reflects the winding paths around it and exudes the elegance of the ancient world.

5. Tropical Orchard in Penang:

Malaysia is famous for its diverse religions, nationalities and cultures, and is also the hometown of animals and plants. There are 370 kinds of edible fruits in Malaysia. If you want to eat Malaysian fruits, you have to go to the tropical orchard in Penang. This orchard is rich in all kinds of attractive fruits and is a paradise for fruits.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Snake Temple