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Pesta Pulau Pinang returns, but moves to Tasek Gelugor after 50 Years at Sungai Nibong

GEORGE TOWN, Sept 15 — Pesta Pulau Pinang will return this year for a month-long celebration starting December 1, with the event relocating to Padang Menora in Tasek...

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Pesta Pulau Pinang 回归,但在双溪里蒙 50 年后迁至 Tasek Gelugor

Pesta Pulau Pinang will return from December 1 to December 31 this year, relocated to Padang Menora in Tasek Gelugor due to the closure of its traditional site in Sungai Nibong, which will be developed into a mixed-use transit hub under a proposed Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) Masterplan.

Despite the change in venue, the event retains its prestigious name, continuing Penang's long-standing tradition.

The new venue was selected after the original grounds were earmarked for the construction of the Mutiara Line LRT station.

Further details about the event will be released once finalized.

GEORGE TOWN, Sept 15 — Pesta Pulau Pinang will return this year for a month-long celebration starting December 1, with the event relocating to Padang Menora in Tasek Gelugor.

Penang Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow confirmed that while the annual event continues as scheduled, it will be held at a more compact venue compared to its traditional site in Sungai Nibong.

“Although Padang Menora is smaller than the Sungai Nibong grounds, it is suitable for continuing the annual event,” Chow told reporters following the closing ceremony of the national-level Penang2030 public speaking competition at USM today.

The decision to move the event follows the closure of the original Pesta grounds to facilitate the construction of the Mutiara Line light rail transit (LRT) station and depot.

The state government had explored several alternative locations before the Penang Regional Development Authority (Perda) offered the Tasek Gelugor site.

Despite the change in venue, the state executive council decided to retain the name “Pesta Pulau Pinang,” acknowledging the brand’s prestige and recognition over the past half-century.

The event will run from December 1 to 31, with further details to be announced once finalised.

The former Pesta site in Sungai Nibong is now the focus of a proposed Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) Masterplan covering approximately 23.47 hectares.

Developed through a collaboration between the state government, the Asian Development Bank, MRT Corporation, and various federal and state agencies, the draft master plan is expected to be finalised in October.

The vision for the site is to create a long-term, mixed-use transit hub integrating residential, commercial, and public facilities. This large-scale urban transformation is expected to take between 10 and 15 years to fully implement.

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