A Tranquil Town for Snaps and Seafood

By Carolyn Khor

November 2016 FEATURE
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The quaint fishing village of Bukit Tambun.
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The historical Bukit Tambun gets a new coat of paint in the form of lively wall murals, all thanks to its eager residents.There is no doubt about it: Bukit Tambun in Seberang Perai Selatan instils nostalgia in visitors, especially those from the city. Serene and secluded, it exudes heritage and history.But there’s more to it than that. Shutterbugs are advised to have their cameras at the ready. Not only are there lovely murals to be captured, Bukit Tambun is also...

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Carolyn Khor

is a pluviophile who enjoys a good book alongside an aromatic cup of coffee. A music teacher by profession, she was also a contributor to MSN, the Penang Green Council and many other online and print publications.

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