We arrived at the Red heritage inn around 2pm, it was sunny, and the inn was located at Love Lane. heheheh. We just threw our bags in our room, i finished my left over beer from last night then went out to meet and greet georgetown.
The easiest way to do a tourist walk in georgetown is to ask for a tourist map in any hotel and just follow the locations, 80% are just walking distance from each other. If you do not know how to read a map, just ask directions and point to the map, and pray that the man you are talking to knows how to read a map too.
After walking around and taking pictures of large crows, we wound up in front of the city hall which was currently under going maintenance but still beautiful to look at and a pain to draw because of its details.
The kapitan keiling mosque was our end destination for the day, along the way we passed doves, Charam (his name was) who did some car parking services for a fee, people, street art, couples on a photoshoot, little india, indians, the shop called 'imitation point', and food stalls selling indian food that smelled heavenly to me.
walkfest 2013 - day 1: singapore
walkfest 2013 - day 2: singapore
walkfest 2013 - day 3: singapore
walkfest 2013 - day 4: singapore
walkfest 2013 - day 5: singapore-johor bahru-kuala lumpur-cameron highlands
walkfest 2013 - day 6: cameron highlands
walkfest 2013 - day 7: georgetown
walkfest 2013 - day 8: penang
walkfest 2013 - day 9: langkawi
walkfest 2013 - day 10: langkawi
walkfest 2013 - day 11: langkawi-kuala perlis-kuala lumpur
walkfest 2013 - day 12: kuala lumpur
walkfest 2013 - day 13: kuala lumpur