PUTRAJAYA – Festival Lentera Putrajaya, a nine-day celebration of tradition and lights, is on until March 3 at Anjung Floria in Presint 4.
The festival pays tribute to cultural heritage and communal spirit, offering a diverse range of activities suitable for all ages.
It showcases the “Grand Light Symphony,” a “Musical Fountain” and illuminated boats, accompanied by over 40 captivating displays themed around “Tradition and Light.”
The festival is open from 5 to 11pm, providing visitors with a vibrant and enchanting experience. – February 27, 2024
The dazzling light displays at the festival are sure to entertain children and younger visitors. – Alif Omar/Scoop pic, February 27, 2024The festival is held at Anjung Floria in Putrajaya’s Presint 4. – Alif Omar/Scoop pic, February 27, 2024The festival, themed around ‘Tradition and Light,’ offers entertaining activities for visitors of all ages. – Alif Omar/Scoop pic, February 27, 2024Visitors are set to experience a vibrant and enchanting experience at the festival. – Alif Omar/Scoop pic, February 27, 2024More than 40 captivating displays have been set up for the festival. – Alif Omar/Scoop pic, February 27, 2024The festival pays tribute to cultural heritage and communal spirit. – Alif Omar/Scoop pic, February 27, 2024Families with young children would especially enjoy the festival’s offerings. – Alif Omar/Scoop pic, February 27, 2024The nine-day event started on February 24, and ends on March 3. – Alif Omar/Scoop pic, February 27, 2024Tickets for the festival are priced at RM10 for adults and RM5 for senior citizens and children aged 7-12, while entry is free for children aged 6 and below, as well as OKU card holders. – Alif Omar/Scoop pic, February 27, 2024Putrajaya Corp estimates around 1.5 million visitors in total over the festival’s nine days. – Alif Omar/Scoop pic, February 27, 2024Illuminated boats are among the attractions on display for visitors to the festival. – Alif Omar/Scoop pic, February 27, 2024
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