No, there are no striped beasts, but wondrous beauty awaits all along the way up.

Towering over small and mighty are the sentinels of the skies.

The enchanting – and ever expanding – township has apace and charm of its own.

We take a stroll through this pulsating town with one of its sons.

An unintended turn during a hike at Air Itam becomes a fascinating experience.

Syed Thajudeen – artist, philosopher, poet and magician – returns with a grand flourish.

Much loved by all who have been up it, Penang Hill faces some careful but exciting upgrading.

We take a look at what worked (and what didn't) at George Town Festival 2014.

Life at Malaysia's edge defies demarcations.

New art spaces are popping up in Penang, but can the state take advantage of this energy?

At 68, batik painter Toya is still pushing himself and his art. But he may end up being the last of his kind.

We pay tribute to the memory of one of Penang’s greatest heritage artists.

Sun Yat Sen in Penang narrates the story of Dr Sun Yat Sen’s time on the island, just after the turn of the century.

We take a look back at the life of the "Father of Malaysian Painting".

Penang and Malaysia must give serious thought to what their international roles should be in the near future.