Eid al-Fitr marks the end of Ramadan, the Islamic holy month of fasting. It's a time of joy, gratitude, and community, celebrated by millions around the world. Preparing for Hari Raya goes beyond just planning a feast; it's about fostering togetherness, renewing faith, and embracing the spirit of giving.

Plan Your Balik Kampung Trips
The cherished moment of 'Balik Kampung' - is at the heart of Hari Raya celebrations. It's a time when highways are filled with cars heading back to their hometown. To ensure a smooth journey plan your trip early! Apply those leaves!
Book tickets in advance if you're using public transport, and if driving, service your vehicle to avoid any hitches on the road.

Withdraw Your Duit Raya Early
The festive giving of money in colorful creative packets, is a much-loved tradition, especially by children. To avoid the last-minute bank rush and long queues, withdraw your Duit Raya well in advance. Planning ahead also allows you to thoughtfully decide on the amounts and personalize your packets, making the act of giving even more special.

Prepare Your Raya Outfit
Hari Raya is also a time when everyone dresses their best, often in new, sedondon outfits as a family. Whether you opt for traditional attire like the Baju Melayu or Baju Kurung, or something more contemporary, ensure your outfits are ready ahead of time. Tailors are especially busy during this period, so early shopping is advisable.