Some people have said that if you want to learn more about the different customs and customs of Penang, Little India is a place not to be missed. Malaysia is a multiracial country. Although Penang is mainly composed of Chinese, Malays and Indians also account for a part.

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Little India, Penang is located in George Town, one of the busiest areas in the city. It is reported that this place was originally a settlement of Chinese immigrants. Over time, the Chinese gradually migrated, and Indian businessmen and laborers gradually took root here, forming today's Little India.

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Despite being in Malaysia, the Indians here still maintain their traditional Indian culture. As soon as you step into Little India, you will be greeted by deafening Indian songs and "Indian perfume" with pungent sandalwood and strong coconut oil. Small Indian shops and street vendors.

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Here, you can find a wide range of Indian decorations, spices, clothing, jewellery, traditional crafts, flowers and other specialty products. Brightly colored silk sarees and gleaming traditional gold jewelry are often one of the main reasons why Little India is so colorful and charming.

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Most of the Indian jewelry is pattern-based, and the patterns are more complicated, showing extravagance and magnificence. It is reported that Indian women like to wear all kinds of gold jewelry, because it is a polite expression. Therefore, you can often see them wearing a dozen metal bracelets on their hands and making a pleasant knocking sound.

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In addition, many people also come here for the Indian food here. Indian restaurants, dessert shops, roadside stalls, etc. can be seen everywhere. Sitting at a roadside stall on the street, chatting and laughing happily with the boss, while enjoying an assortment of pastries, desserts, snacks and a cup of fragrant tea tarik, how comfortable it is.

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Every Deepavali, Little India will be lit up everywhere, and the lights are brilliant like another world. Those who are lucky enough to travel to Penang may wish to visit here and experience the strong Indian style.

Little India, Penang

Address: 90, Jalan Sultan Ahmad Shah, 10050 George Town, Pulau Pinang

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