Malay Central Mosque Lebuh Acheh

Aceh Street Muslim Church is more evidence of Georgetown's mixed cultural heritage. Built in 1808, the mosque is funded by a businessman and characterized by typical Sumatran architecture. Lighthouse spires are particularly beautiful, with keyhole arches and Sumatran-style multi-storey roofs, followed by a historic tomb.

Malay Central Mosque Lebuh Acheh is built in 1808 by the Achehnese, Indonesia, located in Acheen Street, George Town. One of the oldest mosques in Penang, with unique multi-cultural architectural, make it a famous historical tourist spot.

In the distance is a mosque more than 200 years old, called Aceh Street Muslim Church. The oldest mosque in Penang, with an Arabic spire and an Aceh roof, was donated by Sudan in Sumatra, Indonesia, in 1801.

It is the oldest and largest Muslim Church in Penang. Its architecture is spectacular, with octagonal spires and bronze domes. It looks beautiful.

Aceh Street Muslim Church is one of the oldest churches in Penang. Typical Muslim chapels, with octagonal spires, need to wear the clothes they provide for visitors.