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Attending a Hari Raya open house in Malaysia
Open houses around Hari Raya can be private invitations, community gatherings or events announced for the public.
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Malaysia, by celebration.
Festival guides, event calendars and fireworks updates.
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Browse Hari Raya, Chinese New Year, Deepavali, Gawai and Kaamatan guides. Festival profiles describe the observance and link to event editions when details are available.
Hari RayaA time for family, open houses and shared celebrations.Explore guide Chinese New YearFestive traditions, cultural events and vibrant celebrations.Explore guide DeepavaliThe Festival of Lights, marked by prayers, family gatherings and colourful festivities.Explore guide Gawai & KaamatanHarvest festivals of Sarawak and Sabah, celebrating gratitude, unity and cultural heritage.Explore guide
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Find festival listings and visitor information by destination. Each regional guide links to the source for event changes.
Kuala LumpurCity celebrations, transport planning and countdown references.PenangHeritage streets, cultural celebrations and visitor guides.MelakaHeritage streets and seasonal cultural celebrations.PahangRegional visiting information and festival planning.SabahHarvest celebrations and local visiting information.SarawakCultural heritage and harvest festival planning.
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Finding Chinese New Year events in Malaysia
Chinese New Year listings can include temple visits, lion dances, markets and performances.
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Planning a Deepavali visit in Malaysia
Deepavali is observed in different settings, from family and religious observances to community events and festive markets.
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A closer look
Make room for the place, not just the date.
A festival visit begins with understanding the celebration, its setting and the organiser’s current programme.
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