Butterworth Art Walk — Attraction in Penang

The Butterworth Art Walk offers an open-air gallery, tucked away in Butterworth, which invites visitors to explore a series of murals and art installations that capture the local essence through vivid and creative depictions.

However, the Art Walk is not without its flaws. A significant issue is the minimal and deteriorating state of many murals. Several artworks appear faded and worn, which diminishes their impact and appeal. This deterioration suggests a need for better maintenance and regular restoration efforts to preserve the vibrancy of the pieces.

Moreover, the Art Walk's layout can be somewhat confusing. The lack of clear signage and detailed information about the artworks and their significance can leave visitors feeling a bit lost. Providing more context and background for each piece would greatly enhance the overall experience.

Despite these challenges, the Butterworth Art Walk is there for those interested in local art and culture. With improved maintenance and better organisation, it has the potential to shine as a prominent attraction in...

A hidden gem in Butterworth! Or also known as Bagan. A good initiative to make this place as a tourist attraction. Not crowded on daytime and livelier at night with lights on. There are plenty of other things to do nearby or places to eat. For halal options there are Restoran Nasi Kandar Jamal Mohammad, Restoran Seafood Bagan. For non halal there are a lot of Chinese and Indian restaurants. Places of interest nearby, the newly installed container art painting near the field. If you venture further back, look for Thomas Powell art painting. Sadly the paint has worn off. There is old wet market and very busy in the morning. Colorful Indian temple and nice to visit. If you go towards Penang Port there is beautiful floating masjid and worth to visit. Lastly your pit stop is R&R Bagan Ajam. Enjoy the view of Penang island at...

Short walk for photoshoot after dinner. View at night is good but don't come alone because it is back street that located at indian street. Encounter a passerby ( I tot he is hotel walker who walk back and forth checking around) ask money from us. I strongly recommend to try out the Sin Bee Chew restaurant that located at walking distance. Not about the food taste.. but to enjoy the very old kopitiam ambience that you will see ALL Bangsa sit and dine together at same place besides kedai mamak. This restaurant is running by chinese worker but you will find most of their customer is Malay, Indian and of cos Chinese. Exactly like those day during 80's... all bangsa are quite common to eat in one place. Love the spirit and culture. Give it a try. Restaurant operating hour 12pm-2:45pm (Lunch) ; 6pm-8pm (Dinner)....