KANG OOTD BLOG

Welcome to my blog :) It's Kang here. 

I am a student who study at Penang and I am from Malaysia.

Don't know where to go when visit to Georgetown, Penang? Don't know what to do when visit to Georgetown, Penang? Don't worried, I am here.

Today, I will introduce you where should go and what to do when visit to Georgetown, Penang.

(Click the video below to view the overall of my trip)

1) Armenian Street

Armenian Street, or Lebuh Armenian, is a street in the inner city of Georgetown and within the core zone of the Georgetown UNESCO World Heritage Site. It derives it's name from an Armenian family who once stayed at the junction of the now Armenian Street and Beach Street in the early part of the 19th century.

When visit to Armenian Street, you should not miss out the street arts and temples surrounding that area. (Click the video below to see the attraction places at Armenian Street)

Besides that, do not forgot to go to "Art of Dragon Gallery" to taste the famous "Dragon Ice-ball" which only cost RM4 per piece.

Outlook of Art of Dragon Gallery

Dragon Ice-ball / RM4 per piece

Worry that the weather is too hot? Do not worried, there is a cafe named "Grainloaf" at the end of Armenian Street. You can drop by there for a rest by having a delicious bun with a cup of coffee.

Outlook of Grainloaf Cafe

To get to Armenian Street, you just need to open the map below, then you are able to reach Armenian Street.

(Noted: Art of Dragon Gallery and Grainloaf Cafe are just along the Armenian Street.)

2) Beach Street

Beach Street, or Lebuh Pantai, is one of the oldest street in Georgetown, Penang. It was built as early as 1786 or 1787, subsequent to Light Street to be the main commercial street of the newly established Georgetown. 

Outlook of Beach Street

To get to Beach Street, you just need to open the map below, then you are able to reach Beach Street.

3) The Alley

After visit to Armenian Street and Beach Street, now it's time for tea time. With this, I want to introduce "The Alley".  The Alley is famous with their signature churros and clod brew black / white coffee.

Outlook of The Alley

Churros / RM10 per set

(Can choose a side and a dipping sauce)

Cold Brew / RM13 per bottle

(Black / White Coffee)

To get to The Alley, you just need to open the map below, then you are able to reach The Alley.

4) Kuan Yin Teng (Goddess of Mercy Temple)

Kuan Yin Teng is located along Jalan Masjid Kapitan Keling, formerly Pitt Street. It is the oldest temple, although far from being the biggest or most ornate temple in Georgetwon, Penang. From The Alley, it's just 3 minutes walking distance to reach Kuan Yin Teng. 

The exterior and interior design of Kuan Yin Teng is followed the traditional architecture of Chinese temple and the temple is well maintained although the age of temple is old.

To get to Kuan Yin Teng, you just need to open the map below, then you are able to reach Kuan Yin Teng.

Don't have idea of how to reach the destination?? 

Here attached a video of the ways to get to Armenian Street, Beach Street, The Alley and Kuan Yin Temple as in video below:

Except from attractions and foods, what else we can do???

It's OOTD ......

Here are my simple OOTD recommendations when visit to Armenian Street and Beach Street.

A capture with scary cat.

How to get this outfit??

Light blue and white strips shirt

Price: RM49.90

Location: VOIR Store

Black short pants

Price: RM49.90

Location: Padini Concept Store

White sneaker

Price: RM260

Location: Adidas Neo, Queensbaymall Penang

Before end of my blog, here are the photos of my bestie and me when we hang out to Armenian Street and Beach Street with the same theme of OOTD.

That's all about my blog :)

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