Chinese immigrants who came to Malaysia founded the Clan Jetties of Penang, a traditional overwater community. The six villages are home to various Chinese clans, with the most well-known and tourist-friendly being Chew Jetty.
The clan jetties, also referred to as floating towns, exhibit the coexistence of two diverse ways of life and civilizations. They are distinguished by their ancient customs and are constructed using a particular kind of wood that enables them to remain close to the sea. Accordingly, there are six temples for the six clan jetties because each clan has its own temple.
Its lengthy wooden walkway and distinctive architectural design make it stand out. It is well renowned among tourists and includes a temple as well.
