This memorial of the Second World War known as 'Bank Kerapu', houses an interesting display of photos, articles and artefacts of the Second World War including a bicycle used by a Japanese soldier upon entering Kota Bharu.

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Cape Rachado Lighthouse or Rumah Api Tanjung Tuan is the country's oldest lighthouse, originally built by the Portuguese in the 16th century.

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It was formerly a wet market where vegetables, meat and fish were sold. Now, it is a beautiful and attractive Art Deco building.

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Coming through the narrow entrance, you will get a pleasant surprise. The Cheah Kongsi is a splendid double-storey Chinese temple with an open balcony and sweeping roof. It is decorated with British lionheads.

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This elegant three-stotey corner building from 1907 originally housed the Medical Hall established by Dr. R.M. Connoly, then Oldfields Dispensaries Ltd.

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Penang's Convent Light Street is the oldest girl's school in the country and is steeped in history and traditions.

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A landmark historical strucutre, Penang's Court Building today houses the High Courts. Logan's Monument is located in the grounds.

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This low and rickety building in Georgetown, Penang, which was once a base for Dr. Sun Yat Sen in the early 1900's, survives to serve a reminder of this illustrious Chinese nationalist.

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Today, the Kong Heong Coffeeshop downstairs is a popular dim-sum cafe. In 1906, it was replaced by a new theatre which could accommodate 1500 people.

After a fire razed the first premises in Ipoh, the present building was erected in 1907. A footbridge at the first floor level connects the main building to a store at 2 Birch Street.