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Exciting prizes at Farm in the City booth at Sinar Bestari Education Carnival

VEISHNAWI NEHRU
By VEISHNAWI NEHRU
09 Sep 2023 10:22am
School children petting the animals in the Farm in the City booth.
School children petting the animals in the Farm in the City booth.

SHAH ALAM - The Farm in the City booth at the Sinar Bestari Education Carnival is popular with school children and teachers.

The booth has animals such as alpacas, goats, guinea pigs, rabbits, and hedgehogs, and also games for visitors to try their luck.

According to the Farm in the City Sales and Marketing Executive Hasan Fahmi Mohd Nizam, exciting prizes also await for those who visit and participate in games at the Farm in the City booth.

"There are three levels of games. You get a 40 per cent ticket discount if you win the first level.

"If you win the second level, you get a one-plus-one discount, which means one adult ticket can be purchased with one free child ticket.

"If you win the third level, you get free tickets," he told Sinar Daily today.

He said the games are relatively easy, and most of them involve guessing animals and cup games.

"Visitors are sure to have fun and get some prizes," he added.

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The Sinar Bestari Education Carnival is the largest education carnival in Selangor, in collaboration with the Selangor Stare Education Department (JPNS), will run for three days ( Sept 8 to Sept 10).

The carnival is also being held simultaneously with the SinarPlus Makan Fest and the Karangkraf Warehouse Sale, so visitors can also enjoy food, entertainment, and shopping.

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