Hari Raya Aidilfitri (Eid al-Fitr):Celebrated by Muslims, it marks the end of Ramadan.
Travelers can witness colorful processions, visit open houses, and enjoy special feasts.
Chinese New Year:

Vibrant celebrations with dragon and lion dances, parades, and fireworks.
Explore Chinatowns in major cities for festive decorations and cultural performances.

Thaipusam: Hindu festival honoring Lord Murugan with colorful processions and devotees carrying kavadis.
Batu Caves near Kuala Lumpur hosts one of the most significant celebrations.
Wesak (Vesak):

Buddhist festival celebrating Buddha's birth, enlightenment, and death.
Witness processions, candlelit ceremonies, and decorations at Buddhist temples.
Kaamatan (Harvest Festival):

Celebrated by the Kadazandusun people in Sabah.
Festivities include traditional dance, music, and the crowning of the "Unduk Ngadau" (Harvest Festival Queen).
Gawai Dayak:

Sarawak's Dayak community celebrates the rice harvest with cultural events, traditional music, and dances.
Travelers can experience the hospitality of longhouse communities.
George Town Festival:

Annual arts and culture festival in Penang featuring performances, exhibitions, and cultural events.
Showcases the rich heritage and contemporary art scene of Penang.
Rainforest World Music Festival:

Held in Sarawak, it showcases a diverse range of world music performances.
Visitors can enjoy workshops, cultural displays, and dance performances.
Deepavali (Diwali):

The Festival of Lights is celebrated by Hindus.
Witness colorful decorations, oil lamp displays, and cultural events in areas with a significant Indian community.
Pesta Kaamatan (Sabah Harvest Festival):

Celebrated with traditional dance, music, and agricultural exhibitions.
Highlights include the crowning of the "Unduk Ngadau" and the "Magavau" ceremony.
Royal Floria Putrajaya:

Annual flower and garden festival in Putrajaya.
Features stunning floral displays, landscape designs, and cultural performances.
Malaysian International Gourmet Festival (MIGF):

A culinary festival showcasing the diverse and delicious Malaysian cuisine.
Participating restaurants offer special menus and events throughout the month.
Dragon Boat Festival (Duanwu Jie):

Chinese festival are celebrated with dragon boat races, traditional food (like zongzi), and cultural performances.
Festivities are held in various locations, particularly in areas with a significant Chinese population.
Malaysia Day Celebrations:

Commemorates the formation of Malaysia on September 16.
Events include parades, cultural performances, and patriotic celebrations.
Kuala Lumpur International Arts Festival (KLIAF):

Annual event featuring a diverse range of arts performances, including music, dance, and theater.
Showcases both local and international talents in various artistic disciplines