DEEPAVALI TRAVEL DESTINATION GUIDE

When is the Best Time to Book Flights For Deepavali 2020?

Deepavali or Diwali is always the liveliest celebrations among the seasons in Malaysia with its fancy colors and traditions. Happy Deepavali will fall on 14th of November, which is on a Saturday, where probably there will be a high chance of Friday to be a holiday as well. This calls for a three-days holiday for those seeking escapism in November. If you are living on the edge, you could always extend your leave for a week. Be sure to plan your flight booking early as you might not be the only one planning for some short escape during that period.

Top 3 Popular International Destinations to Visit During Deepavali 2020

Have you ever wondered how Deepavali celebrations occur in other countries outside of Malaysia? Now, you have the perfect chance to experience it yourself because some of the countries you should visit during the season include Dubai, Sri Lanka and Nepal. If you are looking for extravagant celebration, you can always head to Dubai. The lights, the decorations, and the hospitality will amaze you. In Sri Lanka, you will get to experience much cultural-side of things. In Sri Lanka, you will be able to witness the celebration of Dhanteras, Choti Diwali, Govardhan and Bhai Dooj together with the locals. In Nepal, you might be able to learn more about the history of Deepavali or Tihar (used in Nepal). Malindo, Sri Lankan, and Malaysia Airlines are some that could provide you a direct flight to your preferred destination. Don’t forget to be on the lookout for the best air tickets when you are applying you holiday leave.

Top 3 Popular Destinations in Malaysia to Visit During Deepavali 2020

If you wish to experience a fun and culture-oriented Deepavali celebration, you do not have to travel far - well, except maybe not on the road because usually on festive season, the road is packed with vehicles going in and out. Take a journey around Kuala Lumpur, Penang or Melaka where you will see different degree of celebrations happening. In Kuala Lumpur, you cannot miss the wonderful spectral happening in Batu Caves. The magnificent colorful stairs is not the only attractions you should look forward to. Penang is the highlight when Deepavali comes around. You will not only be blown away by the decorations, but the food is a monster. You will have a taste of all the original delights you cannot find anywhere else, but maybe Melaka. Melaka is high on festivities regardless which it is. One uniqueness you can find in Melaka is the assimilation between cultures such as how the Chetti community celebrate their Deepavali together. If you plan to head on to those destinations, you might need to book your flights ahead of time just to be safe, or otherwise, you will be stuck in endless traffic. Airlines like AirAsia, Malaysia Airlines, Jetstar and Firefly are some that operates on the go if you ever need to fly there.