Embracing spirit of togetherness
FESTIVALs are joyful occasions to get dressed to the nines in new clothes and partake of traditional delicacies.

All over the country, Hari Raya Aidilfitri open houses are melting pots where people from different ethnic backgrounds get to mingle and interact over food and festive songs.

Children playing together and enjoying a delightful time during hari raya aidilfitri amid rustic surroundings in serdang, selangor.

Homes resound with the cheer and chatter of family gatherings, as many would have made the exodus from cities back to their hometowns for this joyful reunion.

A group of friends striking a pose for a wefie in front of Masjid Putra in Putrajaya on the first day of the Hari Raya celebrations.

For the grown-ups, Hari Raya is the perfect opportunity to reconnect as well as show off culinary skills by preparing meals to share with family and friends.

Baker Hamisah Dollah (right) has prepared 25 types of kek lapis for her family and guests to enjoy during Hari Raya at her home in Taman Kampung Bako Lot, Kuching in Sarawak.

The ones who are likely to have the most fun are the children as siblings and cousins get to play together and delight in collecting duit raya.

Happy to collect duit raya are siblings (from left) Balqis Nur Alisha Hasni, 10, Muhammad Ridzuan, 15, Muhammad Faiq Aydan, four, Muhammad Ammar Amsyar, seven, and Muhammad Taufiq Irfan, 12, during their celebration in Sungai Besi, Kuala Lumpur.

Some families and friends also take the opportunity during this festive break to visit Instagrammable spots to capture the moment in pictures.

No matter how one chooses to celebrate Hari Raya, the spirit of togetherness will always remain the most crucial element for a happy and memorable time.
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FESTIVALs are joyful occasions to get dressed to the nines in new clothes and partake of traditional delicacies.