Day 2: Penang Heritage Trail


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March 1st 2008
Published: March 4th 2008
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Please follow my foot print to the old Penang.


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Khoo KongsiKhoo Kongsi
Khoo Kongsi

The most beautiful Chinese clan temple in South East Asia.
Khoo Kongsi front viewKhoo Kongsi front view
Khoo Kongsi front view

Khoo Kongsi and chinese lion which provide a security and protect the temple.
Leong San Tong Khoo Kong SiLeong San Tong Khoo Kong Si
Leong San Tong Khoo Kong Si

It is called Leong San Tong Khoo Kong Si.
Khoo Kongsi Khoo Kongsi
Khoo Kongsi

The preying hall in the temple.
In the templeIn the temple
In the temple

The corridor in Khoo Kongsi clan temple.
Theatre stage in Khoo KongsiTheatre stage in Khoo Kongsi
Theatre stage in Khoo Kongsi

The opera show used to be held over here in old days.
Khoo Kongsi Khoo Kongsi
Khoo Kongsi

The old houses opposite to the temple.
Han Jiang Ancestrial Temple - UNESCO Asia-Pacific Heritage Conservation Award 2006Han Jiang Ancestrial Temple - UNESCO Asia-Pacific Heritage Conservation Award 2006
Han Jiang Ancestrial Temple - UNESCO Asia-Pacific Heritage Conservation Award 2006

This is an ancestral temple of the Teochew Chinese, and the building received the recognition by UNESCO in 2006.
Han Jiang Ancestrial Temple Han Jiang Ancestrial Temple
Han Jiang Ancestrial Temple

The door and the hall.
Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion
Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion

The mansion built by Cheong Fatt Tze, (1840-1917), the prominent Chinese businessman, at the end of 19th Century.
Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion  Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion
Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion

The beautiful blue colour of the mansion.
Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion
Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion

Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion received the UNESCO 'Most Excellent' Heritage Conservation Award in year 2000.
Cheah Kongsi Clan TempleCheah Kongsi Clan Temple
Cheah Kongsi Clan Temple

Khoo Kongsi, together with Cheah, Yeoh, Lim and Tan Kongsi, were known as the Five Big Clans (Goh Tai Seh) in the Hokkien community in old days of Penang.
The wall of Cheah Kongsi Clan TempleThe wall of Cheah Kongsi Clan Temple
The wall of Cheah Kongsi Clan Temple

The red wall in the temple.
Cheah Kongsi Clan TempleCheah Kongsi Clan Temple
Cheah Kongsi Clan Temple

Praying hall in the temple.
Cheah Kongsi Clan TempleCheah Kongsi Clan Temple
Cheah Kongsi Clan Temple

"Revolution not yet succeed, all brothers still have to work hard". By Mr. Sun Yat Sen, the great revolutionist in China. I found this Mr. Sun's photo in the temple.
Yap TempleYap Temple
Yap Temple

Yap Temple.
Yap TempleYap Temple
Yap Temple

Yap Temple at night.
Chinese Opera showChinese Opera show
Chinese Opera show

There was a Chinese opera show infront of Yap Temple.
Chinese Opera showChinese Opera show
Chinese Opera show

After 10 or 20 years, we still can see the show on the street in Penang? It needs us to conserve this tradition and culture.
Cantonise District AssociationCantonise District Association
Cantonise District Association

Other than Teochew and Hokkien, the Cantonise also part of early Chinese settlement in Penang.


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