Penang International Dragon Boat Festival returns after two-year hiatus


KL Barbarians team members high-fiving their teammate after the race at the Penang International Dragon Boat Festival 2022 at the Teluk Bahang Dam. — CHAN BOON KAI/The Star

BALIK PULAU: It was all brains and brawn as the KL Barbarians paddled with everything they had at the Penang International Dragon Boat Festival 2022.

The group of city folk, with women outnumbering men, comprised lawyers, architects, lecturers, banking personnel, property developers, teachers and even housewives.

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