In Malaysia currently, when people think of Street Art, they will immediately think of Penang Street Art. Of course Penang pioneered its Street Art in Malaysia but upon my visit last November 2018 to Armenian Street, Penang..I find some murals are not being well-maintained and I cant even see the murals clearly (maybe it was being made long long time ago).

Penang Street Art, “Little Children on a Bicycle” Mural, Armenian Street, George Town, Penang (source from Google.com)

My friends posed at the same worn-out mural in November 2019

Nevertheless, I discovered a town which also produces quite similar to Penang's Armenian Street but its newer and I find it more attractive &beautiful murals compared to Penang ones.

Situated at Jalan Meriam, Muar, Muar Cultural Walk offers attractive murals showcasing Malaysia's culture, people & activities. Here are some snippets that I took during my visit at Muar Cultural Walk:

The red-marked sign denotes Jalan Meriam where Muar Cultural Walk is located

1 Malay kid, 1 Chinese kid, 1 Indian Kid & I @swing

Me and Banana tree

Train mural (?)

Demonstrating Ice Kacang machine

Posed at this classic bicycle

Demonstrating lion dance with 3D sticks

Classic movie posters and 1 classic bicycle

Dunno what this guy is doing

Great setting for #OOTD pose

Pushing a 3D cart

Kopitiam scene..common scenery at Muar. Land of Kopi 434

Satay stall

#throwback

The result:

Me admiring the colourful mural painted by my best friend