Heading back to sleep

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Night stalls are always great. As I stroll along the sidewalkings, the skies were dark in contrast to the green colours of the leaves on the trees. I couldn't help but sense the sadness knowing that it was the last day. I had to get back to Miri. A couple of days spent in Hatyai, then to Penang.

Sun Yat-Sen Centre

I guess this is a museum. Will visit this place in the future if I do visit Penang.

As I walk along the streets I saw some hawkers .

It was quite late at night and they were still hard at work.

It was getting late. We were going to head back to the hotel after the walk.

Wall art at 118 Hotel

Penang is famous for its vibrant wall art, with hundreds of murals and painting adorning the walls of the city. This particular picture depicts an enjoyable meal with a cup of drinks at hand.

Famous fried oyster

Delicious fried oyster.

Another famous export from Penang

The Penang white coffee is famous throughout Malaysia. In supermarkets all over Malaysia, there are definitely coffee that comes from Penang.

A dessert stall

After that, we headed back to the hotel. I was exhausted.

Loop on Leigh, Penang

The bathroom

The thing that was quite peculiar was the use of smooth tiles. It was quite slippery from my view. If anyone wasn't careful, they would definitely fall down.

After a nice warm bath, it was time for me to head to bed

The whole room was dark. Black. The problem I had with this was that the room was so dark that I had this black pouch that I had thought that I had mistakenly left there while I boarded a plane back.

Time to get to sleep

Got my charging cable out and charged the phone. Luckily, on the walls were these USB sockets. The most important thing to have nowadays.

Time to get some sleep. The best thing is lying down at night, on the bed, with the aircon buzzing with cold air. Looking at the smartphone screen and reading the screen.

@luueetang