Ramadan & Islamic Festive Experiences
Plan around Ramadan and Hari Raya in Malaysia: Ramadan bazaars with iftar food, mosques famous for terawih prayers, and markets that fill up before Eid. Dates follow the Islamic calendar and change every year, so check them before you travel. Hari Raya Aidilfitri, Hari Raya Aidiladha and other Islamic holidays are public holidays in Malaysia.
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- Bazaar Ramadan Astaka Sitiawan Perak Β· 203 km
A Ramadan bazaar in Sitiawan, Perak. It opens in the afternoon during Ramadan only, and the dates change every year. Go before sunset, bring cash, and check the opening hours.
- Bazaar Ramadan USJ 4 Selangor Β· 21 km
A Ramadan bazaar in Subang Jaya, Selangor. It opens in the afternoon during Ramadan only, and the dates change every year. Go before sunset, bring cash, and check the opening hours.
- Bazaar Ramadhan Ampangan Negeri Sembilan Β· 67 km
A Ramadan bazaar in Seremban, Negeri Sembilan. It opens in the afternoon during Ramadan only, and the dates change every year. Go before sunset, bring cash, and check the opening hours.
- Bazaar Ramadhan Taman Universiti Johor Β· 318 km
A Ramadan bazaar in Skudai, Johor. It opens in the afternoon during Ramadan only, and the dates change every year. Go before sunset, bring cash, and check the opening hours.
- Bazar Ramadan Bandar Baru Uda Johor Β· 325 km
A Ramadan bazaar in Johor Bahru, Johor. It opens in the afternoon during Ramadan only, and the dates change every year. Go before sunset, bring cash, and check the opening hours.
- Bazar Ramadan Bandar Tun Hussein Onn Selangor Β· 18 km
A Ramadan bazaar in Cheras, Selangor. It opens in the afternoon during Ramadan only, and the dates change every year. Go before sunset, bring cash, and check the opening hours.
- Bazar Ramadan Dataran Shahbandar Terengganu Β· 437 km
A Ramadan bazaar in Kuala Terengganu, Terengganu. It opens in the afternoon during Ramadan only, and the dates change every year. Go before sunset, bring cash, and check the opening hours.
- Bazar Ramadan Jalan TAR (Bazar Aidilfitri KL) Kuala Lumpur Β· 5 km
A Ramadan bazaar in Kuala Lumpur. It opens in the afternoon during Ramadan only, and the dates change every year. Go before sunset, bring cash, and check the opening hours.
- Bazar Ramadan Kelang Lama Kulim Kedah Β· 340 km
A Ramadan bazaar in Kulim, Kedah. It opens in the afternoon during Ramadan only, and the dates change every year. Go before sunset, bring cash, and check the opening hours.
- Bazar Ramadan Manjoi Perak Β· 204 km
A Ramadan bazaar in Ipoh, Perak. It opens in the afternoon during Ramadan only, and the dates change every year. Go before sunset, bring cash, and check the opening hours.
- Bazar Ramadan Rembau / Pasar Malam Rembau Negeri Sembilan Β· 89 km
A Ramadan bazaar in Rembau, Negeri Sembilan. It opens in the afternoon during Ramadan only, and the dates change every year. Go before sunset, bring cash, and check the opening hours.
- Bazar Ramadan Taman Bukit Cheras Kuala Lumpur Β· 12 km
A Ramadan bazaar in Kuala Lumpur. It opens in the afternoon during Ramadan only, and the dates change every year. Go before sunset, bring cash, and check the opening hours.
- Bazar Ramadan Taman Dahlia Johor Β· 321 km
A Ramadan bazaar in Johor Bahru, Johor. It opens in the afternoon during Ramadan only, and the dates change every year. Go before sunset, bring cash, and check the opening hours.
- Bazar Ramadan Taman Peringgit, Melaka Melaka Β· 138 km
A Ramadan bazaar in Melaka. It opens in the afternoon during Ramadan only, and the dates change every year. Go before sunset, bring cash, and check the opening hours.
- Bazar Ramadan Taman Ria Kedah Β· 379 km
A Ramadan bazaar in Sungai Petani, Kedah. It opens in the afternoon during Ramadan only, and the dates change every year. Go before sunset, bring cash, and check the opening hours.
- Bazar Ramadan TTDI Kuala Lumpur Β· 12 km
A Ramadan bazaar in Kuala Lumpur. It opens in the afternoon during Ramadan only, and the dates change every year. Go before sunset, bring cash, and check the opening hours.
- Bazar Ramadan TTDI Jaya Selangor Β· 13 km
A Ramadan bazaar in Shah Alam, Selangor. It opens in the afternoon during Ramadan only, and the dates change every year. Go before sunset, bring cash, and check the opening hours.
- Central Market (Pasar Seni), Kuala Lumpur Kuala Lumpur Β· 3 km
A market known for Hari Raya shopping in Kuala Lumpur: festive food, kuih, clothes and decorations. It is busiest in the weeks before Eid.
- Kampung Baru, Kuala Lumpur Kuala Lumpur Β· 7 km
A Malay heritage village in Kuala Lumpur that fills with food stalls in Ramadan and is lively around Hari Raya.
- Payang Market (Pasar Kedai Payang), Kuala Terengganu Terengganu Β· 438 km
A market known for Hari Raya shopping in Terengganu: festive food, kuih, clothes and decorations. It is busiest in the weeks before Eid.
- Siti Khadijah Market, Kota Bharu Kelantan Β· 435 km
A market known for Hari Raya shopping in Kelantan: festive food, kuih, clothes and decorations. It is busiest in the weeks before Eid.
- Terawih at Federal Territory Mosque Kuala Lumpur Β· 9 km
A mosque in Kuala Lumpur known for its terawih prayers in Ramadan. Visitors are welcome, so dress modestly and arrive early because it gets very full.
- Terawih at Kapitan Keling Mosque Penang Β· 354 km
A mosque in Penang known for its terawih prayers in Ramadan. Visitors are welcome, so dress modestly and arrive early because it gets very full. Check the terawih times with the mosque.
- Terawih at Kuching City Mosque Sarawak Β· 991 km
A mosque in Sarawak known for its terawih prayers in Ramadan. Visitors are welcome, so dress modestly and arrive early because it gets very full. Check the terawih times with the mosque.
- Terawih at Masjid Jamek Kampung Baru Kuala Lumpur Β· 7 km
A mosque in Kuala Lumpur known for its terawih prayers in Ramadan. Visitors are welcome, so dress modestly and arrive early because it gets very full.
- Terawih at Masjid Kristal Terengganu Β· 446 km
A mosque in Terengganu known for its terawih prayers in Ramadan. Visitors are welcome, so dress modestly and arrive early because it gets very full. Check the terawih times with the mosque.
- Terawih at Masjid Negara Kuala Lumpur Β· 4 km
A mosque in Kuala Lumpur known for its terawih prayers in Ramadan. Visitors are welcome, so dress modestly and arrive early because it gets very full.
- Terawih at Masjid Negeri Pahang (Sultan Ahmad 1) Pahang Β· 247 km
A mosque in Pahang known for its terawih prayers in Ramadan. Visitors are welcome, so dress modestly and arrive early because it gets very full. Check the terawih times with the mosque.
- Terawih at Masjid Sultan Abu Bakar Johor Β· 330 km
A mosque in Johor known for its terawih prayers in Ramadan. Visitors are welcome, so dress modestly and arrive early because it gets very full. Check the terawih times with the mosque.
- Terawih at Muhammadi Mosque (State Mosque) Kelantan Β· 435 km
A mosque in Kelantan known for its terawih prayers in Ramadan. Visitors are welcome, so dress modestly and arrive early because it gets very full. Check the terawih times with the mosque.
- Terawih at Putra Mosque Putrajaya Β· 30 km
A mosque in Putrajaya known for its terawih prayers in Ramadan. Visitors are welcome, so dress modestly and arrive early because it gets very full. Check the terawih times with the mosque.
- Terawih at Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Shah Mosque (Blue Mosque) Selangor Β· 25 km
A mosque in Selangor known for its terawih prayers in Ramadan. Visitors are welcome, so dress modestly and arrive early because it gets very full. Check the terawih times with the mosque.
- Terawih at Ubudiah Royal Mosque Perak Β· 241 km
A mosque in Perak known for its terawih prayers in Ramadan. Visitors are welcome, so dress modestly and arrive early because it gets very full. Check the terawih times with the mosque.
- Terawih at Zahir Mosque Kedah Β· 432 km
A mosque in Kedah known for its terawih prayers in Ramadan. Visitors are welcome, so dress modestly and arrive early because it gets very full. Check the terawih times with the mosque.
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