Malaysia announced that its borders will be opened from April 1, and all those who have completed vaccination will not be quarantined after entering the country.
Friends who want to go to Malaysia can plan. Malaysia has so many fun spots, where are you all going for a vacation?
Penang
There is such a city that does not allow you not to know! It is the most similar place in Malaysia to China, where the largest number of Chinese, the strongest Chinese culture, the popularization of the Chinese language environment, everywhere is full of Chinese elements, it is - Penang.
Penang, also known as Penang, Penang, one of the thirteen federal states of Malaysia, is located in the northwest of West Malaysia, known as the "Indian Ocean Emerald" and "Silicon Valley of the East".
On CNN's list of "Best Destinations of the Year 2022," Penang is the only destination in Southeast Asia to make the list with its inexpensive local cuisine, quaint historic sites and friendly locals.
The ancestral temples in Penang's historic district are full of Chinese flavor, and the stucco, stone or wood carvings, and paintings fully demonstrate the essence of Chinese culture.
Endless food, walking the streets and alleys to find murals, Nyonya culture full of national flavor, Chinese culture... Come here and there are countless beautiful views and cultures waiting for you to explore.
Play in Penang
George Town
George Town, the capital of Penang State, is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Here you can see the Nyonya architecture inhabited by Chinese Malaysians in the 17th century, and various interesting mural streets and alleys and attractions have become one of the highlights of Penang.
Penang Hill
Penang Hill, known as Penang's back garden, is rich in cultural history, secret scenery, tropical ecology, standing on the peak, you can enjoy the panoramic view of Penang. Ride the rail cable car to the top of Penang Hill for views along the way.
Qiu Clan Ancestral Hall
The Qiu Ancestral Hall, also known as "Longshan Hall", was built at the end of the 19th century and is built in the ancient Chinese style, imitating the palace of the Qing Dynasty. The ancestral hall is divided into "Zhengshun Palace" in the center and "Fude Palace" and "Yutani Palace" on both sides. There is a stage opposite the ancestral hall for the gods to perform big plays.
Giniah Kapitan Mosque
This ancient Mosque was built in the early nineteenth century, and a hundred years later, the donations of believers added a golden roof and various colors to the top of the original building, which looks solemn and solemn, and the most characteristic of the Mosque is its black roof.
Surname Bridge
Penang was once a small fishing village where residents built houses by the sea. These residences have been preserved to form one of Penang's sightseeing spots. There are a total of six surname settlements, and the most famous is the surname Zhouqiao.
Penang Botanic Gardens
The 30-hectare botanical garden was established by British colonies in 1884 to grow tropical cash crops. With its cascading waterfalls and bordered by pristine rainforest, it is a botanical garden that combines an English garden with a local penang landscape.
Guanyin Temple
Also known as Guangfu Temple and Guanyin Pavilion, the temple was built in 1800 by the Min and Cantonese ancestors who emigrated to the area, and is one of the oldest Chinese temples in Penang. The whole temple is solemn and solemn, guarded by carved dragons and stone lions, and is still in full swing, and is said to be the most spiritual temple in Penang.
Kek Lok Si Temple
Known as one of the most majestic Buddhist temples in Southeast Asia, Kek Lok Si Temple is a temple that blends Chinese, Thai and Burmese architectural styles. Dedicated to Guanyin, the temple has a seven-story Ten Thousand Pagoda and is filled with colorful lanterns every year during the Lunar New Year, which is very spectacular.
Eat in Penang
Penang cuisine is one of the best in Asia, offering a wide range of Malay, Chinese and Indian traditional cuisines, as well as Baba Nyonya cuisine that blends Malay and Chinese cuisine, and a "food journey" is a must in Penang.
Ayzantha
This is one of the famous street delicacies in Penang and was voted seventh in the world by CNN. Fragrant fish meat with Q-bomb set powder, sprinkled with ingredients, poured with sour and spicy soup or aromatic shrimp paste, sweet and sour, the taste is excellent!
Daughter Attracted Cooking
Nyonya cuisine is a fusion of Chinese and Malay cuisine based on local ingredients. It is a must-eat dish in Penang, and you not only eat the sour and spicy taste, but also hear the story of Nyonya in the distance.
Sautéed koeh strips
Stir-fry pesto rice and shrimp, then add kway teow, bean sprouts, eggs or duck eggs, leeks and an appropriate amount of black soy sauce and soy sauce as seasoning, then add fresh clams, and finally add lard residue and sausages, which is the most delicious supper.
Flat shoulder rice
Bian Dan rice was originally a delicacy that was sold door to door by hawkers carrying Bian Dan. Rice is made from spiced indian rice with spices and served with a fragrant curry sauce. Ingredients include chicken, meat, fish, vegetables, etc., as well as fried chicken. The rice is placed on a plate and drizzled with sauce for a mellow taste.
Fujian shrimp noodles
This bowl of must-try specialties when you come to Penang is the best example of mixed cuisine. The sautéed shrimp shells are wrapped in a cloth bag, boiled with pork bones and shagud into a hot head, poured over the cooked yellow noodles and rice noodles, and added to the side dishes, the spicy flavor is just the right Nanyang seasoning.
Tan Gurney Tsai Kok Night Market
After visiting penang's attractions, be sure to order some of the famous local street food. There are Chinese, Malay, Nyonya, Chinese, Indian and multinational cuisines on the streets of Xinguanzai Kok Night Market, and a variety of classic snacks are enough to satisfy your taste buds.
With so much beauty and food, are you impressed, have a chance to remember to come to this small town to feel the leisurely vacation time ~ ~ ~
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