Along with it is the increase in the need for integrated planning.

The Artist and Empire: (En)countering Colonial Legacies exhibition at the National Gallery Singapore explores the issues of post-colonialism and decolonisation.

Hands up those who want a transport plan tailored for a better Penang.

Once an iconic figure during Penang Harbour’s heyday,discover the crucial role of the lighters that shuttled between massive hulking cargo ships and the port.

Jonathan Lim captures the hustle and bustle of George Town’s waterfront.

Intrinsically linked to the water, George Town's waterfront is where it all began – and it still continues to amaze.

The waterfront mirrors Penang’s history.

Striking the right balance is key to success for George Town’s tourism.

We examine the mobility of tourists in Penang.

Nicholas Chan takes a close look at how the village of Bukit Mertajam grew into a 20th century economic hub.

Dr Mohamad Rashidi Mohd Pakri's preoccupation with colonial literature is inspirational.

Different spaces mean different things for the folks of George Town. Penang Institute sets out to discover the nooks and crannies of the city in its “My George Town” project.

Mahani Musa takes us back to a time when Muslim trade was at its most vibrant.

Until the 1970s, Penang had been the hub for haj pilgrimage in the region.

The role of Penang’s ports has been evolving over the centuries.

Several of Penang’s key tourism players tell Penang Economic Monthly why they’re so optimistic about the future.

The history of Weld Quay, and what the future can hold …