Hari Raya: 5 types of balik kampung travellers in Malaysia


To add to the joyous mood of the festivities, we checked out the types of balik kampung travellers that may be found in Malaysia. Illustrations: HASSAN BAHRI/The Star

After a month of fasting during Ramadan, the arrival of Hari Raya Aidilfitri is made even more meaningful by the “balik kampung” experience. The thought of reuniting with family and friends within the comforts and familiarity of our hometown certainly warms the heart.

Tourism expert Emeritus Prof Datuk Dr Abdul Kadir Haji Din said the act of balik kampung is a social event for all Malaysians during festive seasons.

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