So this is Penang again
First thing first - it is hot up North here: 34 degrees C !!! If you want to escape the heat .... go visit Penang Hill 883 meter the temperature is 4-5 degree cooler.
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| Stand around the stall and consume the cold chendul - the antidote for the scorching sun |
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| Prepare the correct change - sound like OMO bus fare no change. Not sure who the celebrity there in the photos. Not Gadafi right? |
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| Not sure left right make any differences... a marketing ploy? |
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| After a visit to the Kek Lo Si naturally, you will be heading for Air Hitam food. |
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| Laksa no doubt about that.. $9.60 Ringgit for x2 bowls |
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| Curry Mee with pig blood since we miss the boat for the famous Fat Sisters Currey Mee in Air Hitam we tried another store. The pig blood is a little bit put-off for me.. In Singapore with si-ham and no pig blood, we called it Laksa. |
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| At 92 Armenian road, we were told the egg tart is good with bird nests. Then there is coconut jelly with the bird nests too! |
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| KeK Loh Si - Big bronze Kuang Yi. On the way back we chosen to walk down the stairs going pass once-was-a-popular-shops-on-both-side allay. Now a handful of stores still stand with almost zero shoppers |
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| Bedak Sejuk - the older generation ladies used this to apply to the face to cool off. Chempaka flowers provide the scents to the rice-based white pallet. ( the shop assistance thought the flower is just a flower brand) .Not as common as the Mymmar ladies from a certain tree trunk |
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In between frying Char Koey Teow the boss prepare the needed prawns. Sparks flew and I thought it was a foto chance. Long queue ...   |
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| Dragon head is seen from Chew's Clan Village |
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| The funicular train tunnel. Pretty steep at a gradient of 27+ degree. This reminded me of Wellington's tram up the Kilburn area. I recalled having to take the tram almost every day for a few months as my holiday work is in Win Gate lower Hutt Valley and we stayed at Victoria hostel. |
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| The tall structure to the left centre is KOMTAR with all the buses at the basement. Was told you can do a 68 storey high look down glass panel walking as well as a short bridge to test your nerves |
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Habitat - Penang Hill. First, you pay for the funicular train ride up the hill then you pay for the Habitat's entrance. This is Tree Top View on steroids. You have a 360 panoramic view of the Curtis Crest   |
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