The Cherished Clubs of Penang

By Nanda Lakhwani

April 2016 FEATURE
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Be it for recreation or sports, the clubs in Penang are never short of activities.Penang Club's swimming pool. The club is family oriented with a host of activities for everyone.In an age when young and old tend to be glued to their mobile devices, there exists an avenue for healthy socialising: sports and recreational clubs. These clubs serve as social nodes for members to escape the stress of school or work, allowing them to indulge in life’s simpler things. With...

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Nanda Lakhwani

is studying Media and International Relations at the University of New South Wales.

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