Local content creators share travel plans during Hari Raya Aidilfitri


Ummi, who is an avid traveller and nature lover, looks forward to going on a camping trip with her family this Raya. — UMMI NAJJIAH

Like many festivities, Hari Raya Aidilfitri is usually celebrated with gatherings of family and friends. It’s a joyous occasion for all, not just in Malaysia but around the world, too.

These days, though, some people choose to either completely do away with all the customary celebrations, or find ways to combine new traditions with old ones.

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