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    The Overall: by metamorphosis, Views[239]
         		 The mode of transport people living along lake in Allepey , Kerala.: by amazingjourney, Views[412]
         		 The houseboat
         		 Enjoy the beauty nature: by amazingjourney, Views[431]
         		 The place to have a peaceful mind and soul: by amazingjourney, Views[629]
     
    Beautiful view of sunset and sunrise in Kanyakumari: by amazingjourney, Views[834]
         		 Robes and hijabs (or tudungs as they are known in Malaysia) are lent out to unprepared tourists upon entering the mosque.: by elisafisher, Views[547]
         		 Regardless of religious background, every female who enters the National Mosque must be totally covered except for her hands, feet, and face. : by elisafisher, Views[581]
         		 A couple of older schoolgirls return to their studies at the National Mosque, built in 1965 as a symbol of the country’s recently won independence.: by elisafisher, Views[424]
         		 The National Mosque’s architecture exemplifies order and symmetry. It also is immaculately clean; shoes must be removed before entering and tourists may only enter at certain times of day. : by elisafisher, Views[709]
     
    Students who attend the school within the National Mosque take part in an assembly. The various roles, expectations, and amounts of freedom in Malaysian Muslim society differ greatly between men and women; these ideas, which are connected to their religion, are fostered from a young age.: by elisafisher, Views[817]
         		 Michael, is that you?!: by anealis314, Views[327]
         		 by anealis314, Views[357]
         		 Spent my last night in Georgetown at a nearby bar. It was Michael Jackson night. The staff were all dressed like Michael Jackson, all the TVs were playing his music videos, and the awesome Indonesian cover band did a few of his songs. : by anealis314, Views[593]
         		 by anealis314, Views[375]
     
    Kapitan Keling Mosque. : by anealis314, Views[342]
         		 Chew Jetty. This is a Chinese immigrant settlement on the water. : by anealis314, Views[186]
         		 This was a bamboo art installation on a building, called Theater of Ships. Gorgeous!: by anealis314, Views[219]
         		 by anealis314, Views[190]
         		 More old shit from Fort Cornwallis.: by anealis314, Views[186]
     
    by anealis314, Views[138]
         		 Fort Cornwallis.: by anealis314, Views[132]
         		 Jubliee Clock Tower. It stands 60 feet tall; each foot commemorates one year of Queen Victoria's reign. : by anealis314, Views[160]
         		 by anealis314, Views[165]
         		 Random cartoonish statue photos: by anealis314, Views[208]
     
    While at the Khoo Kongsi, I met a Canadian guy (although he's originally from France and is Sri Lankan. This was a bit confusing.) who was also traveling solo So we spent the rest of the day walking around the city, taking photos of each other at different sites. : by anealis314, Views[268]
         		 Ancestral Tablet Room at Khoo Kongsi. (remember this from Mulan?): by anealis314, Views[461]
         		 across from the temple inside the Khoo Kongsi was this stage for performances, specifically Chinese operas during the 7th lunar month.: by anealis314, Views[258]
         		 Temple in the Khoo Kongsi. Part of Anna and the King (the remake of The King and I with Jodi Foster) was filmed here. (The King and I is banned from Thailand because it is viewed as insult to the king's intelligence.): by anealis314, Views[635]
         		 Khoo Kongsi. This is a Chinese clan house settlement dating back 100 years. : by anealis314, Views[264]
     
    Beautiful cemetery near the Cheon Fatt Tze museum and my hostel. : by anealis314, Views[222]
         		 Cheong Fatt Tze museum and boutique hotel. This used to be one of many homes of Cheong Fatt Tze, a very wealthy Chinese man. It has been full renovated, but this is the original color. The inside is beautiful and set up in a manner consistent with Chinese feng shui.: by anealis314, Views[197]
         		 Lesson learned: If you're a goddess, you get really big candles for your birthday.: by anealis314, Views[210]
         		 There is always something burning in the places I've visited, so I wasn't surprised when I smelled smoke. But then I saw these things burning in the street in front of a temple. I asked a couple what these were for and they told me it was a goddess's birthday. There were hundreds of candles lit inside the small temple as well.: by anealis314, Views[231]
         		 Old and new transportation. : by anealis314, Views[243]
     
    Clothing worn by the Peranakan women. All hand stitched. : by anealis314, Views[448]
         		 I love old photographs: by anealis314, Views[245]
         		 toothpicks. : by anealis314, Views[211]
         		 gold spoons. : by anealis314, Views[186]
         		 Beautiful china.: by anealis314, Views[243]
     
    Just so you know I was actually there :): by anealis314, Views[239]
         		 Could you imagine lugging this around on your travels?: by anealis314, Views[215]
         		 by anealis314, Views[226]
         		 Hundreds of these shoes were on display. They were handmade by Peranakan girls. Their creativity and mastery of beading shoes was a factor in being chosen as a suitable spouse. : by anealis314, Views[315]
         		 Oddly enough, this European symbol was also on the staircase bannister.: by anealis314, Views[223]
     
    I find this piece horribly tacky, thus I share it with you all. : by anealis314, Views[233]
         		 Wash bin. Everything in the house was culturally Chinese. Then, this random, seemingly Western piece.: by anealis314, Views[275]
         		 Items at Pinang Peranakan Museum. The Peranankan's were wealthy Chinese people who settled on Penang Island (where Georgetown is located) and left behind significant cultural influences that are still alive in Penang today. This is an opium bed. As in, this is where they sat and smoked opium. : by anealis314, Views[1251]
         		 Snapping. There was a hearse right after this, so I stopped taking photos.: by anealis314, Views[283]
         		 snapping......: by anealis314, Views[206]
     
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