Themed “Kampungku”, the whole display took three weeks to construct and is made up of different ‘kampung’ elements including a village house and animals such as ducks, chickens and cows. To create the festive mood, ‘lampu pelita’ (oil lamps) were added all around the garden, just like how it would be when celebrating Hari Raya in a rural village.
The decorations will be made available to the public for the entire month of Syawal. Admission is free.
Selamat Hari Raya. Maaf Zahir dan Batin.
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