Largest Deepavali bazaar draws crowds from across Malaysia
SHAH ALAM - In a remarkable showcase of cultural vibrancy, Agenda Suria Communication took centre stage by organising the largest Deepavali bazaar, drawing crowds from across Malaysia.
The eight-day extravaganza featured over 300 booths, creating a shopping haven for festive enthusiasts eager for great deals and discounts.
Shoppers like Sheila Mohan, a 37-year-old from Perak, praised the event, declaring it her favorite Deepavali bazaar of the year.
"I saved a lot of money here as I shopped for my whole family," she shared, highlighting the allure of bargain-friendly prices that made the experience truly worthwhile.
Rooban Thevaraj, a 28-year-old from Johor Bahru, highlighted the unique offerings of the bazaar, which featured vendors from Punjab, India, providing high-quality items ranging from clothing to decorations and accessories.
He noted that the decision to venture beyond their usual Deepavali shopping spot in Johor turned out to be the best choice.
"The bazaars truly are a one-stop place for shopping, providing everything one might need for the festive season.
"We hope bazaars like this can continue in the following years," Rooban added, reflecting the sentiment of many attendees who found the event to be an enriching and comprehensive shopping experience.
Thamilselvi Rajah, a 54-year-old from Melaka, expressed her appreciation for the affordability of the bazaar, deeming it a heaven for the middle class.
"We hope bazaars like this can be established in every city so that we don't have to travel far.
"The prices are very affordable, making it accessible to a wider audience," she said, stressing the inclusive nature of the event.
Transforming the Stadium Nasional Bukit Jalil car park into a festive hub, the bazaar went beyond being a marketplace.
It became a lively cultural exchange, with visitors engaging in interactive bargaining while exploring traditional clothing, decorations, and accessories that showcased the richness of Deepavali celebrations.
As families and individuals left the bazaar with bags filled not just with purchases but with the spirit of Deepavali, there was a collective hope among attendees that such grand Deepavali bazaars would become an enduring tradition, enriching the festive season for years to come.
