Locals and foreigners immerse in cultural heritage


Goh is happy to see the festival returning to its former glory.

TAKING part in the Johor Baru Chingay procession has been an annual affair for Sin Yu Le since she was 14 years old.

Sin, 23, and her friends, donning their clan T-shirt, would walk more than 7km each Chingay festival.

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