Brunei Lane

Brunei Lane, George Town (19 May 2013)


Brunei Lane , also known today as Lorong Brunei, is a short, little-known lane in George Town, Penang. This is because it is located far from any main roads. The only access to Brunei Lane is via Merican Road, which itself away from the main road.

Brunei Lane has a mix of residential and commercial properties today. It developed out of a mixed Malay and Chinese settlement that urbanised in the mid 20th century.

Lorong Brunei road sign (24 April 2009)

Getting there by public transport

The nearest bus stop is along Dato Kramat Road. Rapid Penang Bus 11, 102, 201, 202, 203, 204, 304 and 502 stop there. From Dato Kramat Road, walk east to Pahang Road. From Pahang Road, turn left to Merican Road, and from Merican Road, turn left into Brunei Lane.

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