Ramadan Bazaars you can go to by just using LRT & MRT
The month of Ramadan is a time of spiritual reflection, fasting, and communal celebration for Muslims around the world. One of the most beloved traditions of Ramadan is the nightly bazaars that pop up in cities and towns, where people gather to break their fast and enjoy delicious food and drink.
Recently, Rapid KL posted on their Facebook page and showed a list of Ramadan bazaars that visitors can attend just by using the LRT or MRT.
Photos by: Rapid KL
Starting from the 23rd of March until 22nd of April, You may head over to LRT Pasar Seni, LRT KL Sentral, LRT Sri Rampai, MRT Bukit Bintang, MRT Cochrane, LRT Ampang Park, and KL Sentral Link Bridge for their Ramadan Bazaars starting at 3:30 pm until 7:30 pm
These bazaars offer a wide variety of food and drinks, with an emphasis on traditional Malay cuisine. Visitors can find everything from satay and nasi lemak to kuih and bubur lambuk. Many of the vendors are local small businesses, providing an opportunity for them to showcase their products and generate income.
Photo by: Rapid KL
Photo by: Nasi lemak wak kentut juniorPhoto by: PropSocial
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What makes the train station Ramadan bazaars unique is the convenience they offer to
commuters. Many Malaysians rely on public transportation to get to work or school, and these bazaars provide a convenient place to break their fast after a long day of fasting. Instead of having to rush home to prepare a meal, commuters can stop by the bazaar and pick up a variety of dishes to bring home or eat on the go.
Photo by: Rapid KL
In addition to the convenience factor, the train station bazaars also offer a festive atmosphere. Some of the vendors decorate their stalls with various colors and decorations, creating a lively and welcoming environment.
Photo by: Rapid KL
Photo by: Rapid KL
One of the challenges of hosting a bazaar at a train station is the limited space available. However, organizers have been creative in finding ways to make the most of the space. Some bazaars have set up tents outside the station, while others have used unused areas within the station itself.
Overall, the train station Ramadan bazaars in Malaysia are a testament to the country's vibrant and diverse culture. They provide an opportunity for small businesses to thrive, offer convenience to commuters, and create a festive atmosphere for all to enjoy. If you happen to be in Malaysia during Ramadan in 2023, be sure to check out one of these bazaars and experience the unique atmosphere for yourself.
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