I also have a very interesting cultural visit in Penang. It is Fort Cornwallis. It is an old 17th Century fort that was restored with the bunker intact and some of the remaining structures. Fort Cornwallis also has the heavy artillery still visible from its walls.
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- Walled Fort
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- @ the artillery
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- Amphitheater
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- At the middle fo teh fort
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- More Bunkers
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- Bunkers
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- Cannons
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- Chapel History
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- Anglican Chapel
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- About Francis Light
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- Fort Entrance
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- Francis Light Bronze Statue
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- Francis Light
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- Pathway Up
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- Gunpowder magazine
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- Gunpowder room
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- Inside the bunker
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- Juices
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- Just like Jollijeep in the Philippines
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- Malaysian Street Food
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- along the path way
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- one of the cannon
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- Sri Rambai Cannon
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- Street Food
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- View of the entrance
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- Vintage Cannon
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- Fort History 36
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- Fort History 35
After which, I ate some Malaysian Street Food. Almost similar to our Street food. I was just looking for the kwek kwek and tokneneng. Unfortunately, none since that is original Filipino.
Malaysian Street Food
Just like Jollijeep in the Philippines
I tasted their plum Juice. It was okay and very refreshing. It was like liquid champoy but a little bit sweet and very cold.
Juices
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