Clan Jetties of Penang Review

great place to understand the local Chinese cultures in Penang with free entry

When you are visiting Georgetown and you would like to take a ride in one of the authentic Trishaws, let the owner of the Trishaw decide where you are going. There is a big chance you will visit the Clan Piers or Clan Jetties and their Floating Village. This is a complete village on stilts above the water where Chinese clans live. In the 19th century many Chinese immigrants came to Malaysia. To enlarge their chances clans were established, so together they could survive in their new environment.

The cultural capital, Penang, a world cultural heritage, is very worthy of Chinese cultural journey. Near the gerogr town Everbright Tower, close to the sea, is a bridge built by Chinese Zhou surnamed people over the years, connecting many people's homes, it is worth visiting.

The scenery is standard and the scenery of the seaside is beautiful. There are 6 bridges in total, similar to a road built on the sea, and there are buildings on both sides of the sea. Zhou surnamed Bridge is very commercial, both sides are hawker Chen surnamed Bridge is very beautiful, there is no hawker, it is a little afraid (no handrails, a road leads directly to the sea) Generally recommended to go

This is one of the most unique places in Penang.