Penang Armenian Street, or Lebuh Armenian, is a vibrant thoroughfare in the heart of George Town’s UNESCO World Heritage zone. This street is a lively mix of colorful street art, historic clan houses, and traditional temples. Notable murals like ‘Love Me Like Your Fortune Cat’ and Ernest Zacharevic’s ‘Little Children on a Bicycle’ draw visitors from around the world, making them some of the most photographed artworks in Penang. Today, visitors can explore this eclectic blend of old and new, experiencing the rich cultural tapestry that defines the area.
Penang Armenian Street (Lebuh Armenian)
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