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PERCHED HIGH ON Penang Hill and setback from a road which has a gradient of 45 degrees, sits Edgecumbe. This…

By investing in its preservation and potential, we ensure that PNP continues to thrive—not just as a park, but as a symbol of Penang’s commitment to sustainable living and environmental stewardship.

THERE IS SOMETHING deeply satisfying about crossing off an item that has lingered far too long on your to-do list.…

IN THE EVENT of an emergency evacuation—whether due to an explosion, earthquake or a tsunami—do you have an…

This article is based on an interview with Professor Zhong Nanshan, done on March 8 during his visit to Penang…

*Names changed to protect identities. THERE IS A growing mental health crisis in Malaysia and across Asia. The World Health…

Exploring Bukit Kota and Bukit Indera Muda reveals overlooked traces of Kedahan political power and Sumatran connections on Penang’s mainland—linking Tunku Sulaiman’s legacy, ancient trade routes, and a deeper history of Malay settlements in Seberang Perai.

THE COASTAL WATERS surrounding Penang Island hold more than just tourist appeal and fishing potential—they could be the key…

CREATIVE MARKETS HAVE been steadily gaining popularity in Penang, becoming crucial platforms for creative startups and businesses to showcase their…

“TAKE THIS PAPAYA—it’s very sweet, from Penang Hill,” the vegetable seller handed me the fruit with a smile,…

THE LONG-STANDING proverb that “it takes a village to raise a child” remains relevant, possibly even crucial today, seeing that…

MENTION HILLS ON Penang Island, and Penang Hill and its greater range comes to mind; this starts at the southwest…