If you are looking for some last-minute shopping ideas, check out these places to get some quick fix to your dilemma
Image via Agenda Suria Communication FB#1 Jalan Masjid India, Kuala Lumpur
This has been “THE PLACE” for decades when it comes to Deepavali shopping in Malaysia. From last minute crazy sales and attractive discounts (if you are good at bargaining), you can head over to this place even right before Deepavali. From the large Indian clothing stores to hypermarkets with products from India, you can find anything that you need for Deepavali here.
Image via Agenda Suria Communication FB#2 Klang (Little India)
Another go-to place for Deepavali shopping. The entire Tengku Kelana road will spring into action with Deepavali vibes weeks before the actual day. If you are looking for some last-minute deals, make sure to bargain with the shop owners as they would be eager to clear their Deepavali stocks.
Image via Agenda Suria Communication FB#3 Brickfields (Little India)
If you are looking for a quick shopping experience, Little India in Brickfields might be just be the place for you. Though busy, the place is not too big and you can be done with your shopping after in matter of hours ( terms and conditions apply). There will also be a Deepavali bazaar along the road selling all your Deepavali needs, the world is your oyster!
#4 Deepavali Carnival in Bukit Jalil
Deepavali clothing and products from all over Malaysia and India will be sold by the vendors here. If you can't find time to go to any of the other places mentioned in Klang Valley, just head to Bukit Jalil Stadium from 15th to 23rd October 2022.
#5 Perak Global Mega Deepavali
If you are from up north in Malaysia, there's Deepavali Carnival going on at AEON Midtown Falim, Ipoh from 13 to 23 Oct 2022. They have collections from all over India that promises to make your celebration more merrier.
#6 Johor Global Mega Deepavali Expo
For JB 'makkals', you can swing by Deepavali Expo happening until Oct 23 at the Tasek Central, Skudai, Johor. The organisers have brought in traders selling Deepavali must-haves like sweets, clothing, prayer items and etc.