Weld Quay, George Town, Penang, Narrated Walking Tour

Weld Quay in George Town, Penang, was created following land reclamation of the late 19th century. On this narrated walking tour, I take you to explore and discover the sights along this historic waterfront road.
STARTING POINT COORDINATES
5.41868, 100.34497
Key these coordinates into your GPS, Google Maps or Waze, to the start of Weld Quay, which is also where our walking tour begins.
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DISCLAIMER
This video is taken to showcase my discovery. I call it a "discover and show" video. It is not an "opinion" video. What I see and experience in this video may not reflect what you see and experience at the same location, and this video is not attempting to suggest that what I see and discover is what you will get, though I hope it will be as close as what I saw, or even better.

[@aktan9662]

I love Penang. Thanks,

[@discoverwithtimothy]

Thank you too

[@rinakwok176]

Love Penang

[@waibingkhuan5143]

Your historical knowledge is well researched, well written n made the tour very interesting. Tq.

[@discoverwithtimothy]

Glad you liked it

[@johnmccaskie7240]

Very informative. Thanks Timothy.

[@discoverwithtimothy]

Thank you so much, and thanks also for watching my video!

[@maytan1622]

Congrats Tim for achieving you tube requirement,your labour of love for Georgetown didnt go unnoticed.

[@discoverwithtimothy]

Thank you so much, May!

[@kezotang]

Thanks for the weld quay tour. I was raise in georgetown near komtar. There was so much heritage that I didn't know until today. For example, Jetty was called little shanghai back then. Just knew that recently lol

[@discoverwithtimothy]

My plan is to research and document every place in Penang. Next up is the video on the Clan Jetties.

[@kyleanuar9090]

Worked in front of the marina for years, loved the area.

[@discoverwithtimothy]

Very cool!

[@ronaldstraveldiary]

Congratulations and thanks for sharing so many interesting places in Penang. I keep leaning from your videos and articles.

[@discoverwithtimothy]

Thank you so much. I am happy to hear that. I am enjoying myself creating videos and writing my website also!

[@ronaldstraveldiary]

@@discoverwithtimothy Keep going. I have started a similar one after getting inspiration from you, thank you.

[@rrrahman2653]

Wonderful video. Penang is such a beautiful island.

[@discoverwithtimothy]

Glad you think so!

[@KOREA4K]

Beautiful video! Thank you for sharing

[@discoverwithtimothy]

Thank you so much. More videos coming, but each takes time to research.

[@make133]

As always, a very informative video tour. In a future video, please consider the area in and around China St and King St. 87-89 China St...now the Peace and Joy Coffee Shop. This area has much significance to us.

[@discoverwithtimothy]

Yes please, it will come up eventually. There are a lot of streets and places lined up, not yet published, some already shot. It takes a lot of time to research and to put together. Every video may seem effortless, but by the time I started "talking", I need to have fully checked up/researched the area.

[@zdl1965]

I was wondering about the pedestrian overhead bridge myself. Where did it go? Anyway, it was getting redundant as nobody needed to walk on it given that traffic along Weld Quay was becoming lighter. Its unceremonious end seemed timely!