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Malaysia festival calendar planning guide
A festival calendar works best when it separates the date of an observance from the dates of activities open to the public.
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Find guidance on getting to venues, planning accessible visits and checking programme changes.
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A festival calendar works best when it separates the date of an observance from the dates of activities open to the public.
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A listing for a festival or countdown establishes that an event has been announced.
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Kuala Lumpur countdowns can take place at multiple venues.
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Penang event listings cover different parts of the state, including George Town, other parts of the island and mainland venues.
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Open houses around Hari Raya can be private invitations, community gatherings or events announced for the public.
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Chinese New Year listings can include temple visits, lion dances, markets and performances.
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Deepavali is observed in different settings, from family and religious observances to community events and festive markets.
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A Gawai itinerary should distinguish public programmes from celebrations hosted by particular communities or families.
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Kaamatan-related programmes can be listed by district, venue or organiser.
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