Sport · Malaysia Bureau
Deepavali Carnival draws 200,000 visitors, boosts 700 vendors
The 24th Deepavali Carnival at Bukit Jalil's National Stadium has concluded with nearly 200,000 visitor footfalls, providing significant business opportunities for over 700 entrepreneurs across various sectors.
LSN Malaysia ·
KUALA LUMPUR — The 24th edition of the Deepavali Carnival at the National Stadium in Bukit Jalil has delivered substantial economic and social benefits to the region's business community. The festive event drew an estimated 200,000 visitors throughout its run, according to organisers, making it a major draw for Malaysians celebrating the Hindu festival of lights.
The carnival provided a crucial platform for approximately 700 entrepreneurs, ranging from small-scale vendors to established businesses, to showcase their products and services directly to consumers. Participating vendors operated across diverse categories including food and beverages, handicrafts, apparel, and entertainment offerings, reflecting the diversity of Malaysia's business ecosystem.
Eventually, the carnival succeeded in creating significant commercial opportunities during the festive season. For many small and medium-sized enterprises, such large-scale community events provide vital revenue opportunities and valuable market exposure beyond their regular sales channels.
The success of this year's carnival underscores the enduring appeal of Deepavali celebrations in Malaysia's multicultural landscape. The event continues to serve as an important platform for community engagement and economic participation during one of the most significant festivals in the Hindu calendar.