Deepavali Shines Bright at Sunway Lagoon and Sunway Lost World of Tambun
The spirit of Deepavali illuminates Malaysia this week as Sunway Lagoon in Kuala Lumpur and Sunway Lost World of Tambun in Ipoh welcome thousands of visitors for The Grand Deepavali Celebration. The night sky sparkles with a dazzling three-minute fireworks display, marking the grand highlight of the week-long festival that runs from 15th to 22nd October 2025.
Every corner of both theme parks is alive with joy, a true reflection of Malaysia’s cultural harmony. Families, friends, and visitors from near and far gather to share in the warmth and light of the Festival of Lights, celebrating the triumph of good over evil and light over darkness in a setting filled with music, laughter, and togetherness.

A Night of Rhythm, Colour, and Celebration
From the moment the festivities began, guests are treated to a sensory feast. The lively beats of Colours of Bhangra set hearts racing, while Melodies of Deepavali fill the air with soulful tunes. The energetic Dhol Parade soon follows, sparking spontaneous dancing and smiles all around. And as the night draws to a close, a musical fireworks show paints the skies, a radiant display that symbolises hope, joy, and new beginnings.

Beyond the performances, visitors take delight in meet-and-greet moments with Captain Quack and his cheerful family, admire intricate kolam designs, and capture memories at beautifully decorated festive photo zones. Every detail, from the vibrant lights to the cultural décor, invite guests to truly feel the heart of Deepavali.

Embracing Unity
Speaking on the significance of the event, Professor Calvin Ho, Chief Executive Officer of Sunway Theme Parks, shared, “Deepavali is a celebration of light, culture and togetherness, and at Sunway Theme Parks, we’re proud to honour that spirit. Through events like this, we aim to create inclusive spaces where people from all walks of life can come together to experience the richness of Malaysia’s multicultural heritage.”
Sunway Theme Parks’ dedication to cultural celebration runs deep. Over the years, they’ve embraced every major festival, from Hari Raya and Chinese New Year to Christmas, transforming their parks where unity in diversity truly comes alive.

Lighting the Way to Visit Malaysia Year 2026
As the nation looks forward to Visit Malaysia Year 2026, celebrations like The Grand Deepavali Celebration are more than just festive gatherings. They are a window into Malaysia’s vibrant soul, a blend of tradition, community, and creativity that continues to captivate travellers from around the world.
By showcasing authentic cultural experiences and supporting local tourism, Sunway Lagoon and Sunway Lost World of Tambun play a meaningful role in shaping Malaysia’s tourism story, where every celebration brings people closer and leaves them inspired to return.

Until 22nd October 2025, guests can experience daily cultural shows, indulge in festive treats, and enjoy countless family-friendly activities across both parks.

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