The water village of wooden houses on stilts located on the northeast coast of Penang Island in Penang state, Malaysia, is mainly inhabited by families of the same surname. The longest wooden bridge extends about 500 meters towards the sea, while some are shorter, and the left and right sides are filled with wooden houses. Originally, there were nine surname bridges, but two of them were demolished to build medium-cost flats as part of the city’s development.
The surname bridges are part of George Town, the capital of Penang state, which was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2008. The surname bridges are one of the important cultural landmarks of George Town, fully demonstrating the unique lifestyle of the city’s coastal residents.
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马来西亚槟城州槟岛东北部海边的海上桥状木屋区，各桥主要以姓氏宗亲分而聚居，最长的木桥向海延伸约500米，有者较短，左右建满了木屋。原本共有9座姓氏桥，但在城市发展巨轮下有两座姓氏桥被拆除兴建成中廉价组屋。
姓氏桥为乔治市（槟城州首府）的一部分，而乔治市在2008年被联合国教科文组织列入世界文化遗产。姓氏桥是乔治市重要的文化古迹之一，它充分表现了乔治市海上居民的生活特色。
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Very very amazing footage! Having missed two chances to explore Penang in the past, this video has given me the inspiration to start planning once again. Such an awesome job! Like and support from Bangalore.