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Suria KLCC certainly isn’t skimping on the ong this year, with its rich all-red decor for Chinese New Year. The mall recreates a serene Chinese garden with its Chinese Garden of Elegance , which features a red gazebo and towering gate decorated with illuminated lanterns in, you guessed it, vibrant red. Suria KLCC Shopping e-Vouchers & Red Packets with minimum spend of RM10,000 & above in 2 receipt at any specialty stores Limited to one redemption per shopper, per campaign, while stocks last. Suria KLCC, Malaysia’s iconic experiential shopping haven, welcomes the Year of the Snake with its spectacular Chinese New Year decor. From now till 9th February, visitors are invited to immerse themselves in a celebration like no other, blending tradition and modernity in a truly unforgettable experience. Celebrate the spirit of Chinese New Year at Suria KLCC with their stunning “Chinese Garden of Elegance” decoration! This magnificent display captures the beauty and charm of traditional Chinese culture, featuring intricate floral designs, radiant lanterns, and exquisite sculptures that bring the festive atmosphere to life. Suria KLCC has launched its Chinese New Year 2025 campaign, running from January 3 to February 9, across its malls: Suria KLCC, Alamanda Shopping Centre, and Mesra Mall. The campaign highlights a modern interpretation of traditional Chinese gardens, featuring festive decorations, rewards, and cultural activities tailored for shoppers. [PHOTOS] 29 Malls Ringing In Chinese New Year With Dazzling Decorations This 2025. So many cherry blossoms! 22. Suria KLCC Image via Suria KLCC (Facebook) We all know that when it comes to celebrating festivals, Suria KLCC goes all out – and this Chinese New Year is no different. While malls across the Klang Valley are now decked with spectacular Lunar New Year decorations and installations to wow visitors, Suria KLCC is looking totally EXTRA! And we’re loving it. Experience the festive magic of Chinese New Year 2025 as we explore 9 iconic shopping malls in Kuala Lumpur, each with stunning decorations and vibrant CNY v The mall is renowned for its over-the-top displays, and during Chinese New Year, the decorations are taken to the next level. Whether you're shopping for new clothes or just soaking in the festive vibe, Pavilion is a must-visit. 5. KLCC Park. Opening Hours: 7:00 AM – 10:00 PM daily Get ready to dive into the festive buzz at Suria KLCC as Chinese New Year approaches! Your one-stop destination for all things auspicious, this iconic haven in Kuala Lumpur offers an exciting shopping experience that will have you checking off your Chinese New Year shopping list from top to bottom. During the Chinese New Year festive season, the colour red, gold embellishments, and all sorts of lanterns do not fall short in the decorations department. As the first day of Chinese New Year inches closer, cities across Malaysia start to bloom in red and gold, ready to welcome the Year of the Dragon. The most common place to spot such lavish Jan. 29 marks the beginning of the Lunar New Year, one of the most important festivals in many Asian countries, including Vietnam, China, Korea and the Asian diaspora. Many travel back to their hometowns to spend time with their loved ones. It's a time for many to honor their elders, reflect on the In fact, Suria KLCC recently revealed their Chinese New Year decorations for the year of the rabbit! However, instead of receiving praises alone, their latest centrepiece has left the masses bewildered and butting heads. Suria KLCC Shopping e-Vouchers & Red Packets with minimum spend of RM10,000 & above in 2 receipt at any specialty stores Limited to one redemption per shopper, per campaign, while stocks last. Aligning with the Gregorian calendar, this year, the Chinese New Year will fall on the 29th of January. The people of China celebrate the day by decorating their houses with red lanterns and couplets, hosting family dinners called 'tuan yuan fan’, conducting grand parades and processions with lion and dragon dances, and bursting firecrackers. There are two main temples worth a visit during Chinese New Year. The first is Thean Hou Temple situated on Lorong Bellamy on top of Robson Heights. Every year the beautiful temple is decked out in literally thousands of red lanterns and visitors can enjoy free performances such as lion dance, cultural festivals and religious ceremonies. Suria KLCC's Chinese New Year pagoda decoration placed outside its mall has caused a chatter online, with several netizens commenting that it is "Qingming-like". The Qingming Festival, also known Their Chinese New Year decoration is a miniature Forbidden Palace, with fewer stairs and a smaller throne, but it’s pretty identical nonetheless. 15. KLCC Image Credit: KLCC Facebook. Never let it be said that KLCC does things half-cocked, because they went all out to create a rather authentic tea garden to bring in the Chinese New Year Chinese New Year is just around the corner and most places have already put up their decorations. As always, most decorations consist of the colour red, lanterns and symbols of prosperity. However, one place in particular caused a controversy with their decorations last week. Suria KLCC received flak for their design choice this year.
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