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Buying CNY Hampers

Hampers are available everywhere in hypermarkets…. Below there are even different price range from RM68 to RM288. Then there is the more beautifully packed ones- with the gourmet basket theme: Playlist of Chinese songs featuring places in Malaysia. For more videos, check out my YouTube channel @yinteingdotcom :    

CNY Shopping in Kuala Lumpur

As Chinese New Year is fast approaching in only few weeks from now, many Chinese are busy doing last minute CNY shopping and buying decorative items. Therefore, the roads leading to major shopping complex and to Petaling Street would be jam packed even during weekends as many people are busy buying last minute decorations such …

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CNY at Sunway Pyramid

After reading the newspaper promoting the CNY decorations at Sunway Pyramid, I decide to visit the place to check out the decorations for myself: The entrance is decorated with  tanglungs (laterns) marking the CNY.  Below, there is a performance using Chinese traditional music instruments: For more videos, check out my YouTube channel @yinteingdotcom :    

CNY at Ikano Power Center

Ikano Power Center is located at Mutiara Damansara- next to The Curve and Ikea. This year, their CNY decorations consist of a bamboo platform that you see on the top end of the picture below:  One can go there to post for pictures. The Curve’s CNY decoration is more grand.  On the same level, you …

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Chinese New Year at The Curve

The Curve at Mutiara Damansara, PJ has taken quite an eloborative approach for this year’s Chinese New Year decorations: At their Central court, they have the place decorated with laterns (tanglungs) and bamboo.  There are stalls set up to sell items from some retailers- I saw bras of all shapes and colours being sold there. Also, wooden …

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CNY Deco at the Curve

Travelling to Malaysia in February during Chinese New Year

Chinese New Year is one of the four main celebrations in Malaysia- the others are Hari Raya, Christmas and Deepavali or Diwali. Even though two public holidays are allocated for Chinese New Year,  many people would be extending their holidays. Still, banks, post offices and government offices will open after the public holidays are up. …

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