Thai Buddhist Temple in Penang

1. Wat Chaiya Mangalaram Wat Chaiya Mangalaram was built as a Buddhist temple on the 30th May 1845. According to the record available, the idea of granting the land as a permanent endowment for religious benefit of Thailand was first mooted by the governor, Mr. W.I. Butterworth. A formal grant was made by the East India Company on behalf of Her Majesty Queen Victoria to representative of the community. Since then, the land has remained in trust to this present day. The main attraction of Wat Chaiya Mangalaram is the reclining Buddha statue (Luang Phor Chiya Mangol), which was built during 25th century of the Buddhist Era (1957). With length...

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Penang Tropical Spice Garden

Penang Tropical Spice Garden has its unique design and soul for eco-tourism. Over 500 species of tropical flora  and fauna. Tropical Spice Garden is more than just a garden, there is a small group of environmentally and socially-aware individuals trying to make a difference. The garden was designed in eco-friendly environment and natural feel.  When you are walking in the garden, you can feel it freshness, visitors can hear the gentle, relaxing gurgle of water meandering through the grounds.   Visitors also can enjoy the natural spices cooking experience after the garden tour.  For more information, please visit http://www.tropicalspicegarden.com/ Penang...

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