The spirit of patriotism was evident across the nation at various events marking National Day.
Each state hosted its own vibrant celebration, one as beautiful and significant as the next.
In Perak, festivities began on the eve of National Day with a cultural dance performance, and the patriotic energy continued the following day during the parade in front of Ipoh Town Hall building.
Perlis’ capital Kangar was a colourful sea of traditional costumes while Bandar Hilir in Melaka was no less bustling with crowds impressed by a stunning human graphic terrace performance by some 800 students, and a parade featuring the city’s icons including trishaws.
Over in Kuantan, Pahang, paraders included cyclists on antique bicycles while Terengganu’s celebration featured a flotilla of boats flying the Jalur Gemilang in Kuala Terengganu.
The patriotic spirit was equally strong across the seas, with celebrations in Sabah and Sarawak beautifully showcasing the rich local cultures, adding a unique dimension to the national festivities.
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Little ones in traditional outfits enjoying the day during celebrations in Ipoh, Perak.
The crowd were seen waving the Jalur Gemilang during the Perak state-level National Day celebration 2025 at Bangunan Bandaran Ipoh.
Persiaran Jalan Merdeka in Bandar Hilir, Melaka was thronged with people attending the National Day celebration there.
The crowd attending the National Day celebration at Persiaran Jalan Merdeka in Bandar Hilir, Melaka were further impressed by a human graphic terrace performance involving some 800 students.
Spirit of Merdeka shared by young and old.
The crowd were seen singing the Malaysia Madani song while waving the Jalur Gemilang at the National Day celebration at Persiaran Jalan Merdeka in Bandar Hilir, Melaka.
An A400M aircraft flew over Melaka's airspace today as part of the National Day 2025 celebration.
Traditional gear from Sarawak is seen in Kuching.
The contingent carrying the Jalur Gemilang and state flags led the parade of contingents at the National Day celebration in Kota Kinabalu.
Dion Das Louis, eight, better known as ‘Little Bornean Birdie’, performing the ‘ngajat’ dance at the opening ceremony of Sarawak’s National Day celebrations at Sarikei Civic Centre.
Boats adorned with flags sailing along Sungai Terengganu. — Photos: Bernama
Varieties of Perlis traditional costumes are in the spotlight in Kangar (right).
