The Peranakans, also known as the Babas and the Nyonyas, are the dominant Chinese community that has integrated into this part of the world, particularly in the Strait of the Settlement (Penang, Malacca and Singapore), hence its other name, the Strait of China. Offering local Malay alternatives and later British colonialism, the Peranakans have created a distinctive lifestyle and tradition not only of but will leave behind a rich legacy But cultural influences such as food and language are still evident in Penang today.

At the Pinang Peranakan Mansion, the centuries-old rich traditional houses of Baba have been reconstructed to provide a glimpse into their luxurious lifestyle and their many traditions and customs. The Baba-Nyonya Museum is home to the mansion. Penang's legacy of design and architecture with a mix of over 1,000 antiques and collectibles from the present day.'Hai Kee Chan', or Sea Remembrance Store, was the residence and office of Kapitan Cina Chung Keng Kwee in the late 19th century by one of the local history's famous figures. Even if it's not Baba's house itself. But his Chinese courtyard is like a typical large Baba-style home with a mix of Chinese carved paneling and English flagstone and Scottish steelworks.

Admission:Adults: 20 baht , Children (under 6): Free

Complimentary guided tours are available with pre-arranged arrangements for groups of 5 or more. All prices are subject to change without prior notice. Discounts available for school bookings and other large groups. Please contact us for advance reservations and further information to avail of these special discounts.