As the full moon casts its glow over the city, Pavilion Bukit Jalil has transformed into a wonderland of lights, flavours, and traditions with its “Swoon Over Mid-Autumn” Festival, happening now until 6 October 2025 at Level 2, Centre Court. Walking through the mall feels like stepping into a celebration of togetherness — colourful lanterns line the space,…
There’s something about Mid-Autumn that always stirs up a sense of nostalgia… after all it’s the time of the year where lanterns glow, people enjoy moonlight gatherings, and of course, the joy of sharing mooncakes with loved ones. This year, The Westin Desaru Coast Resort adds a little extra sparkle to the season with its Celestial…
There’s something undeniably magical about the Mid-Autumn Festival — the glowing lanterns, the scent of brewed tea in the air, and of course, the joy of sharing mooncakes with people you love.
Mid-Autumn Festival is here again and Lady Yi’s Tea House at Four Points by Sheraton Kuala Lumpur, Chinatown is bringing that together in its Lunar Treasures Mooncake Collection. An ode to childhood memories and time-honoured traditions, this year’s celebration features two new additions to their crowd-favourite mooncakes and a festive gift box inspired by the…
InterContinental Kuala Lumpur recently unveiled an assortment of 10 artisanal snow skin and baked mooncakes at its Best Muslim-Friendly Chinese Restaurant – Tao Chinese Cuisine, with three new creations this year, helmed by Master Dim Sum Chef Lo Tian Sion’s 30 years of experience in extensive cultural expertise and modern culinary innovation.
Introducing the epitome of artisanal elegance: the Exclusive Starbucks Handcrafted Paper Twine Crochet Bag. Meticulously crafted to embody both fashion and sustainability, this exquisite bag is a testament to the fusion of nature-inspired design and modern craftsmanship.
The Mid-Autumn Festival, also known as the Mooncake Festival or Lantern Festival, is one of the major festivals Chinese people around the world celebrate, and dates back over 3,500 years. People celebrate by giving mooncakes to their friends and neighbours, while the young members of the family take part in lantern parades with their choice…
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