Where is Penang?

Question 1: Where is Penang? Penang, also known as Penang and Penang, is one of the thirteen federal states in Malaysia, located in the northwest of Malaysia Peninsula. Penang, located in Malacca Strait, is divided into two parts by Penang Strait: Penang Island and Victoria Province.

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Question 2: Where is the largest church in Penang, Malaysia? It should be Saint Anne Church in Penang. This Santa Ana Church is not only the largest Catholic church in Malaysia, but also the largest church in Southeast Asia (really unimaginable). Only when you are in the church can you realize that it is really, really big!

Question 3: Where are the interesting places in Penang? Are there any interesting places to recommend? Penang is a very livable city, with many cultural attractions and many Malay-style foods. The mural street in Penang is quite famous and must not be missed. Everbright Building is a landmark building there, and there are many scenic spots worth visiting, such as Gokurakuji and Surname Bridge, which cannot be listed one by one. I recommend a guide to Penang. Douban/group/topic /734 15354/

Bincheng bridge

Kek Lok Si Temple

Guangda building

Dazhong building

Question 4: Where is Penang? It is located in the north of Malaysia Peninsula (West Malaysia). Penang and Victoria merged into one state.

Question 5: What are the famous Chinese primary schools in Penang, Malaysia? Shuangxi Li Meng Guanghua Primary School, Dashanjiao Jinxing Primary School, Beihai Guanghua Primary School, Shizhong Branch School and Weinan Jingqun Primary School are all better primary schools in Penang. The above is the address book of all Chinese primary schools in Penang, for reference only!

Question 6: Which country is Penang? What are the scenic spots in Penang? Penang is from Malaysia.

Penang, also known as "Penang", is one of the thirteen federal states in Malaysia, located in the northwest of West Malaysia. The whole of Penang, located in the Straits of Malacca, is divided into two parts by Penang Strait: Penang Island and Victoria Province. The province is adjacent to Kedah in the east and north, and Perak in the south. The west of Penang and Sumatra Island in Indonesia face each other across the Straits of Malacca. Latitude and longitude: 5 24' N and 100 14' E.. Penang: refers to the island itself, which is called "Oriental Garden" and is one of the tourist attractions in Malaysia.

Penang, named after the betel nut tree, is also known as the "Emerald of the Indian Ocean", with beautiful beaches and Yuan Ye scenery, as well as many places of interest. Its main scenic spots are: Qishan, Penang Botanical Garden, Gokurakuji, Sleeping Buddha Temple, Penang Snake Temple, Qiu Company Longshan Club, cornelius Fort, Holiday Beach, the back of Discovery Mountain, Penang Bird Park, Georgetown Historic District, Santa Anna Catholic Church at the foot of the mountain, Penang National Park, Mukou Mountain, Betel nut Law Market, etc.

Question 7: Will Penang be more fun than other cities? What are the advantages? Depends on what kind of experience you want. Some people love food, some people love scenic spots, and some people come specially for durian.

Question 8: Where is a good place to stay in Aixiang, Penang for two days?

The residential area in Penang is really full of GH (guest houses) and cafes.

The location is very good and quiet, unlike the mountain road in Bangkok (super noisy), suitable for backpackers.

It's near the passenger ferry terminal to Lanka, opposite Butterworth Railway Station.

Question 9: Which scenic spots in Penang must go to Everbright Plaza?

The biggest shopping coordinate in Penang is KOMTAR on Penang Road, which is called Tengku Aduraman Building. Everbright's top floor is a big dome, which acts as a multi-functional conference hall.

Tropical fruit garden

Tropical crop plantation is located at 0/8 mile of Zhiluoba Lane/Kloc-and covers an area of about 25 acres. The scenery is charming, and a row of tropical fruit trees are planted on the first-class trapezoidal slope. Visitors can buy fresh fruit directly from fruit trees. In addition, there are tour guides to show tourists around various factories.

Tropical Spice Garden

Located in Zhiluoba Lane, the tropical spice garden provides a quiet and beautiful environment, which keeps you away from the troubles and noise of the city and makes your mind return to tranquility and leisure. There are more than 500 living specimens of tropical plants planted here, some of which are from Indonesia.

Penang Bird Park

About12km east of Wisconsin Ferry Terminal, Spanyon has a bird park with an area of 5 Ige. This is the first bird park in Malaysia, which contains more than 800 species of birds mainly from Southeast Asia. They are kept in special large aviaries.

Ba Du Ding Yi

Located in the north of Penang, Badu Dingyi is a famous seaside resort in Penang. Tourists from all over the world come to visit Penang. How can they miss this wonderful place? It has more than a dozen high-end hotels overlooking the 3 km long beach on the north shore of Penang.

Fort cornwallis

Fort cornwallis is where Wright first landed at 1786. Starting a "colonial journey" from here is the best choice for travelers.

Penang Overseas Chinese Memorial Hall

Built at the end of 19, this memorial describes the living conditions of a rich man a century ago, so that visitors can better understand the social situation at that time.

Sun Yixian base yurongzhuang

Yurongzhuang was built in18th century. During the period from 1909 to 19 1 1, Jurong Zhuang became the base camp of China's revolutionary leader Sun Yixian (also known as Sun Yat-sen) to plan the revolution, and it was also the gathering place for Southeast Asia to participate in the "Hong Men Club" against the Qing Dynasty and regain its sight.

Kek Lok Si Temple

Gokurakuji, located in Yayitan, Penang, is the most beautiful and largest Buddhist temple in Southeast Asia. There is a covered winding path leading to a secluded place, and businessmen sell souvenirs all the way to the temple.

Longshan Tang Qiu ancestral hall

Penang is full of ancestral temples of China people, also known as "companies". The so-called "company" is used for regular gatherings or meetings, and it is also a temple. Qiu's ancestral hall is beautifully designed and is the largest Chinese ancestral hall in Penang so far.

Mahamali Amman Hindu Temple

This ancient Indian temple in queen street was built in 1883. It has the traditional architectural style of southern India and is the earliest Indian temple in Penang. Its gate entrance and four walls are carved with wonderful gods, lifelike and lifelike.

Jining Jabidan * * * Church

Located at the junction of Capitain Mosque and Buckingham Palace in Ling Ke, it is the oldest and largest church in Penang. The single church in Jining was built in 1800. It was originally square with a long corridor and a sloping roof.

St George's Church

St George's Church is located in Farquhal Street east of Cornwallis Castle. It is the oldest English church in Malaysia. This solemn and magnificent church has a well-proportioned building, a marble floor and a towering spire.

* * * Museum

Sai Alatas is a wealthy businessman who travels in Penang and Aceh, Indonesia. 1at the beginning of 807, when the Netherlands besieged Aceh, he was the key task of smuggling weapons to the Aceh insurgents. His wife is a Malay royal family, and they live in this house at the junction of Loeb Armenia and Loeb Ache.

Penang Museum

A short walk from Cornwallis Castle will lead you to Penang Museum on Farquhal Street. Built in 182 1, formerly a school. ...& gt& gt

Question 10: Where is Penang Prison in Malaysia? Kha-ku-keng Prison in Skandian, Penang is not only one of the oldest prisons in Malaysia, but also the only one that has been in operation for a century.