Hari Raya Eid Weekend in Kuala Lumpur 2023
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- Welcome to our latest vlog documenting how we spent the Eid Hari Raya weekend in Kuala Lumpur! Join us as we explore the streets of this bustling city, take in the sights and sounds of its vibrant culture and rich history. From visiting the most traditional and local area in KL, Kampung Baru to the iconic landmarks like the Petronas Towers, the famous Suria KLCC mall and the historical Merdeka square we immerse ourselves into this special weekend here in Kuala Lumpur for the annual Malaysian celebration of Eid Hari Raya that marks the end of the holy month of Ramadan. Wether you're a seasoned traveler or a newbie looking for some inspiration, this video is sure to give you plenty of ideas for your next trip to Kuala Lumpur and what to expect here during Aidilfitri.
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Selamat Hari Raya everyone! Hope all our Muslim brothers and sisters had a good weekend celebrating 🎉Where did you go and how did you spend it?
Hope that one of your local frenz in KL will invite u guys for their open house. In Malaysia, we fast for a month, n for some people, they celebrate for a month also.
I spent it with my famiy
Selamat hari raya too!
ASK local MALAY, for special event... Don't go solooooo
I actually went to Bukit Bintang KL yesterday but there were so many immigrants especially Bangladeshi n Rohingyas, so crowded..Looking forward to attend Hari Raya Open House, Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri 🌙
As malaysian, i’ll feel sad when tourist mistaken foreigner with malaysian.. i know malaysian is diverse with malay, chinese and indian.. and only we malaysian can differentiate if someone is indonesian, bangladesh, or china by only looking at their cloth and behavior
Exactly what i have in my mind.thx for putting it in words coz Malaysians wil nt hav d time 2 spend time in klcc on holidays.😅😂😂😅😊
@@EGO0808 attitude, the way we talk, fashion. If someone open their mouth, we know you are Malaysian or not
chinese and indian are pendatang origin not pure malaysian. only bumiputra sabah sarawak and malay are indigneous pure malaysian
J'étais à KL pendant L'Aïd. Et je me suis posé la même question : les touristes sont ils des locaux ou des étrangers ? Et finalement, peu importe, nous sommes tous au même endroit pour passer du bon dans un très beau pays merveilleux et très accueillant ! 😊
Hari Raya is the only celebration whereby almost every locals in KL will travel back to their hometown, village, state of origin, to celebrate Hari Raya with their parents, families and old folks.. u hardly find locals in KL during Raya except for those who hv to work during Raya. But u will find perhaps thousand of foreigners in KL enjoying the holiday by meeting friends etc.
Almost 99.5% all the foreign workers celebrate their holiday at klcc.. from country Bangladesh, Myanmar, Nepal, Indonesia and the others take a chance to have gathering together on public holiday right there. P/s don't forget to attend open house by the government.
Happy they get to enjoy the holiday too, we hopefully will attend one!
The best way to celebrate hari raya is visiting to muslim friend's house.
Make a friend with some Malay. Sure they will invite you to come their open house.
During Eid Holidays, most Malaysian a.k.a locals will leave Kuala Lumpur for their hometowns.. most shops & food stalls will be closed for few days.. only the city center will be busy, mainly by immigrants from Bangladesh, Nepal & Indonesia spending their days off there..
this is true. mostly u saw in the KL rn is foreigner who is islam whose enjoying Eid as immigrants in KL .
During Raya, KL is dead bro! Like XMAS, during Raya, the locals will be going back to their kampung (hometown) for the Eid celebration. The huge crowd that you’d seen in Suria KLCC are mostly foreign workers who are on their Raya break. You should go to your friend open house to experience the Raya with good foods and times! Selamat Hari Raya guys! Dun worry Raya is not a day celebration, it is actually a month celebration. If I am in KL I probably going to invite you to my open house.
Thank you Adly!
The people crowding the malls during Eid holiday were mostly foreign workers. Locals either stay at home or were out of the city in their respective home towns or villages. Most of the streets on KL will be deserted for the duration of the holidays.
@Travels on Toast 1) Kampung Baru and KL seems quiet and empty because most malaysians living here goes home to their parents homestate to celebrate Eid. There is an exodus to leave town just before Hari Raya. Only foreign workers are in town or those whose homes are actually in KL.
2) If you fo get an invitation to a local's open house it is not compulsory to wear the baju melayu or baju kurung. Just be respectably dressed.
3) Eventhough the PM open house is out of Putrajaya this year you can still visit any Minister's open house whenever they host one around KL.
4) Really hope you get invited to one soon.
as you can see, many of Bangladeshi, Myanmar etc. who work in Malaysia enjoying holidays in Kuala Lumpur during Eid every year.
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Got many open house for Raya...u must go all❤😂
most of the crowd at klcc is foreign worker. most of the local went back to their hometown. since foreign worker also got extra holiday on hari raya and fewer locals in KL, its kind of oppurtunity for them to visit petronas tower.
That's cool 🙂 thanks for sharing
klcc is packed with foreign workers taking leave from their for 3-4 days of eid holidays... many of them work in factories and building sites around kl and selangor.,.. some of their friends also are visiting from other states in the peninsula msia
Thanks for letting us know 🙂
Hari Raya the action Is in the country side (Kampung).
KL would be the lamest town For First few days of raya! Perhaps next year you could adopt a family and join them to experience raya!
It is something good to experience honestly!
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We heard KL was the best place to be! Oops haha, maybe next time
😅😂 not on Hari Raya! It's "balik kampung" aka going back to hometown Or going abroad for holidays for a change! It's a breeze to drive 🚗💨 in KL at this time coz there's practically no traffic congestion at all! ☺️🥳 That's good for Selangorians but in a few days time, it'll be back to normal! 😆
Most foreign workers that you see in KLCC are having a jolly longggg break as they've contributed most of their time here in construction work (Twin Towers, PNB 118, condos etc) and this is the Only time they get to chill out with their friends. 🤓🤗📸🕺🏿
Everybody going back to their hometown..KL conquer by Bangladeshi, Nepali during festive holiday
It's Hari Raya, every one has gone back to their kampung ,
Most of the locals has gone back to hometown. The crowd in front of Petronas tower mostly are foreign workers enjoying their eid holiday
All only you can find at KL only foreigner during this time...all locals already gone to their hometown to celebrate hari raya..you need to go to village outside KL to see and know the real hari raya..
Thanks for sharing this wonderful video n for showing your day during d weekend.
Thanks Yasin!
@@TravelsonToast 😁
someone need to invite them to spend hari raya togather
lots of KL residents come from outside KL... usually, KL will be a little quiet every Eid because many of its residents return to their hometown / 'balik kampung'... it's like a tradition.
0:16 While the houses in Kampung Baru still belong to Malaysian Malays, many of them are leased to migrant workers from Indonesia and lately from Bangladesh too. So it's not surprising that you don't see much activities around there during Hari Raya since it's no longer a predominantly Malay enclave.
Selamat hari raya to both of you. Everybody balik kampung
Malaysian society is quite typical bro. During the festive season, majority of Kuala Lumpur residents will return to their hometowns throughout the country. Whether returning to Sabah, Sarawak, North, South or the east coast celebrate Eid fitr with family, relatives, parents, grandparents. Only a small number still live in Kuala Lumpur or were born in Kuala Lumpur. Like me, take advantage of a vacation to Cameron Highland. So what happened in Kuala Lumpur? Will be filled by foreign workers from Indonesia, Bangladesh, India, Myanmar and others. Since foreign workers do not return to their home countries, they are on vacation at the concentration center in Kuala Lumpur. The situation will return to normal after the 3-day holiday and people will return to Kuala Lumpur in their daily lives. If you want to know the true joy of Eid, you need to be outside Kuala Lumpur, either in Penang, Melaka, Johor or inland areas.
Thanks for the info!
I wish you can to the Sarawak, 23-25 june 2023, RWMF 2023. More to discover, Sarawak Festival Borneo ❤
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Yup.. Most of them go back to their village..
Usually 1st and 2nd day of hari raya, .we celebrate within family members. And in malaysia, hari raya celebration will continue for one month. Means there are subscribers will invite you guys or government offices or agencies will do public open house around KL Selangor areas where anyone can come. Enjoy hari raya more..
Ok, good to know!
Most people in KL goes back to their hometown outside KL in other states. Normally 3 days. After that back to KL. they can do open houses at their KL home any day within 1 month coz we celebrate eid for 1 month.
Thanks for the info 🙂
You both should go to kampung area to see the raya celebration 🎊🎉 like Ipoh, ir Taiping, Penang or Kedah Malaysia
Happy Eid Fitr everyone.
For your information:
- Malays always celebrate Eid Fitr by visiting others and spend times with family at their hometown.
- In Malaysia, we used 2 techniques on finding true date for 1st of Syawal which is by calculation when the moon is blurry or cant be seen and by finding hilal (new moon in specific position)
- the tradition on celebrating Eid Fitr is by:
1) wear our traditional clothing
2) chanting special takbir for Eid
3) Pray for Eid and hear the Eid sermon
4) forgive each other with family, friend and with our neighbour
5) visiting cemetery of our relatives
For a week before the celebration:
1) make ketupat sack either with coconut leaf (ketupat nasi) or with palas leaf (ketupat pulut)
2) prepare our house by cleaning and setup new furniture or adjusting the old furniture
3) prepare all ingredients to make rendang, ketupat and lemang
4) make cookies
Great to see your latest video. We were in Penang, Georgetown for the last few days and found the same thing. Finally found a food court open near the Jetties and also some wonderful Chinese restaurants around town
Majority of the people in KL go back to their hometowns outside the city, thats why places like Kpg Baru is quiet. The people thronging KLCC are majority foreigners or foreign workers who goes sight seeing on their day off from work.
go to nearby state… most of people back to their village to celebrate raya…
During Eid, all the locals usually goes back to their home town village for few days....KL usually will be deserted.....The crowd that u guys saw at KLCC are actually lots of foreign labour workers.
8:35 Malaysians could easily tell you the people seen here are foreign migrant workers - Bangladeshis by the look of it. During Hari Raya you would hardly see any Malaysia Malays around in Kuala Lumpur shopping malls but those you see are mostly foreign migrant workers spending their days off. Remember there are at least 7 million foreign workers in Malaysia, equivalent to 22 percent of the country's population and 45 percent of its workforce.
Amazing you guys are my idol full support always 💥👍🏻😹
Thanks so much bro, we appreciate that!
Selamat Hari Raya to you guys too!!!🎉🎉
many bangladesh in KL now
Syawal lasts for a month. The Malaysian government has an Open House program in several states. But this year the Federation made it in the states of Kedah, Kelantan and Terengganu. Often the Selangor state government will hold an open house too. Similarly, large companies also do Open Houses. No one is forbidden because it is an Open House. ONLY got to know went it happen. As Malay usually celebrate Eid fitr with ketupat, lemang and rendang, this open house party will serve such food in addition to traditional Malay sweets
KL will be quiet on Raya period.Most back to hometown
haiyaaaaaa, KL city centre is not a place to find the vibe of Hari Raya. most of locals will take a long leave during raya to visit family and friends at their hometown. perhaps you could find some of the vibe nearby in Malay residential area in shah alam.
Haiyaaaaa...
They cook at home and invite guests to their homes
foreign workers celebrate Eid al-Fitr around KLCC..Malaysians celebrate Eid al-Fitr with their families in their hometowns
Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri...
Selamat Hari Raya!
💐Asallammualaikum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh.💐
🕌🌙 *EID MUBARAK* 🌙🕌
🤲 *OH ALLAH SWT, WE SEEK FORGIVENESS FROM YOU FOR WHATEVER WE MAY DID WRONG TO YOU* 🤲
💕🤲🕌🌙 *May Allah SWT accepts our GOOD DEEDS and HARDSHIP for fulfilling the FASTING ibadah the whole month of Ramadhan. Aamiin* 🌙 🕌 🤲💕
because most people in KL are going back to their hometown outside of KL..and KL resident are very old generation,some already passed away like my grandparents..the young one usually live other place or maybe they goin to their wife/husband hometown
Most of the people you saw in the city areas are foreign workers who are spending their Raya breaks. Most Malaysians will go back to their hometown to celebrate with families. But there are also Malaysian who originally from KL.They will most likely not going to KLCC and busy celebrating Raya with their families and relatives as well.Hope this helps
Thanks for the info🙂
Oh what a pity.
Majority of city dwellers left the city 2 days before Hari Raya. They went back to their village in other states.Visiting their families and friends.
They will be back on tuesday or wednesday.
Hari raya is celebrated for 30days likewise fasting for 30 days.
You can only see foreign workers like blanglashi , indonesians, nepalese and other foreign nationalities that hang around at most of the malls.
Those people are mostly foreign workers, with a few locals who haven't had the chance to go back to their hometown yet, or they villages are in the areas surrounding kl itself.... To know which is which, the locals will be wearing our traditional clothes baju melayu for the men and baju kurung/kebaya for the women, also they will color coordinate with other family members....
Maybe you should ask the locals about the raya celebration,most of us are back to hometown
You guys should make Malaysia your base, easy access to east and west. Plus it's easy to find great food and place to stay.
Most people go back to their hometown, or village, most happening Eid occur at kampung
Selamat Hari Raya to you guys too🎉and maaf zahir dan batin😊
Malaysia terbaik ❤️👍🇲🇾
You got it all wrong dude. Locals left town during Eid celebrations. Even the chinese and indians took advantage of this holiday to visit their own families. Most shops closed and those crowds around KLCC are immigrant workers bangladeshis, maynmars, indonesians enjoying their holidays. Youre right about Eid being a family thing because this is the time we hang out with our families and visit our relatives and friends. Thats why you can hardly find locals in the city.
I think during Hari Raya, most of the KL folks all went back to their hometown and hence less ppl in KL :)
Thanks for the info 🙂
Selamat Hari Raya....enjoy the Raya festivities
Kuala Lumpur now control by the foreign worker because local people going back hometown.
Majority people gone back to their hometown which are all over the other states outside KL.
yup, if you at Jakarta Indonesia you will be much more understands. much bigger & empty. atleast here still looking busy & that clear traffic tho. I bet this week or month they gonna get some open house's invitations.
@@gofigureYT most of them are foreign workers
Congratulations on achieving the 50K mark you two .. well deserved and accomplished and what better way to celebrate rather than Eid 🎉🥴🍻
Thanks Billy for always being here on our channel throughout the years!
@@TravelsonToast got Krazy Glue on my eyeballs so can’t pry them off of all your adventures .. keep safe, well and see you at 100k soon🙏🙏
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slmt hari raya guysss
Thank you, you too!
Welcome to Dhaka,the capital city of Banglasia.. Enjoy the twin towers PetroDhaka and SuriaDhaka mall.
Selamat Hari Raya or Happy Eid guys ...
malaysia is going to be hotter than usual untill august
PRIME MINISTER of MALAYSIA OPENHOUSE EID CELERATION 2023
Saturday 29 April, Alor Setar, Kedah
Saturday 6 May, Penang
Sunday 7 May, Seremban, Negeri Sembilan
Friday 12 May Kota Bharu, Kelantan
Saturday 13 May, Kuala Terengganu, Terengganu
Sunday 14 May, Batu Caves, Selangor
Wow thanks so much for this! Really helpful for us making plans 🙏
99.9% people who gathering at klcc was a foreigners who is working in kuala lumpur. Mostly from indonesian, nepali, bangladesh n so on
local people will prefer to go back to their village to gather with their whole family. so not many people in the city. that's because there are many foreigners in the city. but in the village it is more comfortable to welcome the holiday
You should check from google about the Agong or government open house usually held on the 1st day of Hari Raya. Everybody would congregate there.
Monday probably will see a bit of normalcy
Selamat hari raya 🥳🎉
Thanks!
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Selamat Hari Raya guys! KL will be relatively empty for a few days. Should be back to normal comes Tuesday.
Happy hari raya too to both of you
Hi guys...
After Ramadhan end ... Muslims religious will celebrate eidul Mubarak or Hari raya.most of ppl in Malaysia will celebrate it with family...where they will travel back to their home town ( most of them come out side from Kuala Lumpur.
At least one week then only they return back to k.l
As u know Malay/ Muslim is a big population in Malaysia.
Only mamak restaurant or fast food u can find during this festival fr food...& Of course the huge complex still be open.
Hope u get some knowledge abt this festival.
Selamat Hari Raya...to u too
Thanks for letting us know 🙂
Prime minister Open House dates.. check it out😜
Kedah - 10am to 2pm on April 29 at Hotel Raia in Alor Setar.
Penang - 11am to 2pm on May 6 at UiTM Permatang Pauh.
Negeri Sembilan - 11am to 2pm on May 7 at Dewan Majlis Bandaraya, Seremban.
Kelantan - 7pm to 10.30pm on May 12 at Stadium Sultan Muhammad IV, Kota Bharu.
Terengganu - 7pm to 10.30pm on May 13 at Dewan Al-Muktafi Billah Shah, Universiti Sultan Zainal Abidin, Kuala Terengganu.
Selangor - 8pm to 11pm on May 14 at Kawasan Komersial Phase 3, Gombak.
Thanks man!
@@TravelsonToast 🤗
You’re in the wrong place to see Hari Raya celebration. You should go to “kampung” or village area to see Malaysian celebrate Hari Raya. The best place to go in my opinion is in Kuching, Sarawak (East Malaysia). There, the Sarawakian celebrate Hari Raya 7 days 7 nights in wearing traditional attire, baju melayu (for men) and baju kurung (for women). Open house is everyday where everybody serves rendang, lemang, ketupat, curries, lontong, etc. I can say, the 1st 7 days of Syawal will be the days of feasting and completing one month of fasting.
Sounds like a really beautiful experience 🙂 thanks for letting us know
Enjoy the raya guys
Thanks!
Malaysian people went back home town usally open house next week
should go to "istana negara" for open house hari raya celebration
Selamat Hari Raya Eidil Fitri 🎇🎆
if any muslim opens shop during hari raya that person is the loneliest person in malaysia. hari raya is a celebration with family and friends, no business for a few days
Don't say like that. We all gonna be lonely someday, if not in life then for sure in the after death.... We all gonna die one day....
looks like a lot of foreign workers ... lounging around KLCC... They spent public holidays
If you noticed, most who visited the KLCC are foreign workers. Blue collar immigrant workers. Eid al-fitr and eid adha are the only two celebrations for Muslims and non Muslims immigrant workers to get longer period of holidays. Even Lunar New Year isn't as long since most of them are Muslims. So they usually celebrate by visiting city centre with their friends since their family are far away. Respect to these hard workers for their contribution to our country 🫡
Almost everyone in KL is originally from somewhere else. LOL of course it would be rather meh vibe on the day of Eid
Asia currently facing heat waves, so be careful. if you think KL is hot. man, I'm telling you. east coast and the north is far more ridiculous. we're melting over here. gotta stay hydrated even if you're not thirsty
Thanks for the info!
Happy Raya to you guys! Much love.
Just watched your Laos hail storm vid! Was tops! 🎯
Thanks Michael!
Eid Mubarak ❤
Good content. Keep up the good work.
Thank you!
it is a west coast monsoon season,sometimes its get hotter in the afternoon,but you’ll get thunderstorm and heavy rains in the evening as well..
since Malaysia have 4 seasons as well - hot very hot,wet,very wet 😅😅
Yeah it's been raining every evening 😅
Mybe you have seen few local people because many have returned to kampung(village) want to celebrate hari raya and balance stay in kL are foreign worker aslo tourist😂😂😂
KLCC full of foreign worker like Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka etc during Hari Raya lol...most locals go back to their hometown like Kedah, Kelantan & Terengganu...
If you want to experience the real raya, please go to the other states like kedah and get malay friend who can show you the feel of eid day.
Mostly migrant workers all over town. Bangladeshis, Pakistanis, indonesians
Usually during raya Kuala Lumpur become Kuala Dhaka
😅😅
Lot of people that you guys see in KLCC is mostly foreigners from Indonesia/Bangladesh and etc. You guys might need to get some help from some locals Malay guy to be invited to any open house. Btw KL is the wrong place to feel the vibe of Eid. You guys should go to ‘kampung’ & I’m sure you guys will feel it.
Thanks you very much
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Thanks Khai!
most people u see ths are the foriegner that leave and working in Mlalaysia.most local will be back to home town in all state around Malaysia to celebrate hari raya for few day then they will be back to K lumpur and also other town , dont be understood .
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