Bazaar Ramadan: List Of Bazaar Ramadan In Selangor 2024
by Chloe Chan
Mar 11, 2024
at 1:17 PM
Bazaar Ramadan: List Of Bazaar Ramadan In Selangor 2024
As the holy month of Ramadan descends upon Malaysia, a unique tradition comes alive – the bustling Bazaar Ramadan. These temporary night markets explode with colors, aromas, and the irresistible call of delicious food.
For Muslims observing the fast, these bazaars are a haven to find scrumptious treats to break their fast at sunset. But Bazaar Ramadan is much more than just a food court. It's a vibrant cultural experience open to everyone.
Tips for Exploring Bazaar Ramadan
Go Early: The crowds can get thick, so head there before sunset to avoid the rush.
Come Hungry: There's so much to try, so pace yourself and savor the variety.
Be Adventurous: Don't be afraid to experiment with unfamiliar dishes. Most stall owners are happy to explain their offerings.
Ramadan Bazaar Locations around Selangor
Below is a list of Ramadan bazaar locations in Selangor according to their respective areas:
Subang Jaya
USJ 4, Subang Jaya (Jalan USJ 4/5)
USJ 7, Subang Jaya
Pinggiran USJ (Jalan Pinggiran USJ 1/1)
Batu 3, Shah Alam (Adjacent to the old Batu 3 night market site)
SS19, Subang Jaya (Next to Shell)
SS13/1A (Millennium Square Parking Lot)
Kinrara
Bandar Kinrara 5 (Jalan BK 5A/1)
TK 4, Taman Kinrara (Jalan TK 4/13)
Serdang / Seri Kembangan
Taman Seri Serdang (Jalan 18/35)
Taman Equinw (Jalan PP 1B)
Taman Puncak Jalil (Jalan PUJ 3/2)
Jalan LEP 1/1C, Lestari Putra
Taman Serdang Raya (In front of Serdang Raya Mosque)
Taman Puchong Prima (Jalan Prima 5/4) *except Saturdays
Taman Puchong Indah (Jalan Indah 2/1) *except Mondays
Taman Puchong Utama (Jalan PU 7/2)
Bandar Bukit Puchong (Jalan BP 7)
Kg. Tengah (Jalan Kempas)
Persiaran Saujana Puchong (Jalan SP 3)
Pangsapuri Sri Begonia (Jalan Puteri 7/1)
Putra Heights
Putra Heights (along Jalan Petaling near Pangsapuri Sri Mutiara)
Bukit Lanchong (Jalan Besar)
Selayang
Selayang Market Parking Lot
Sentul Market
In front of Taman Aman Putra Jinjang Utara Flats
Mutiara Complex, Batu 31/2 Jalan Ipoh
Selangor PPR Batu Muda Ramadan Bazaar
Kampung Batu Muda Ramadan Bazaar, Jalan Ipoh
Taman Wilayah Selayang Phase 3
PKNS Flats, Jalan Kuching
Shah Alam
SEKSYEN 6 - Tempat Letak Kereta, Jalan Murai 6/1F
SEKSYEN 7 - Tempat Letak Kereta, Jalan Kristal AS7/AS
SEKSYEN 7 - Tapak Penjaja Sementara, Jalan Plumbum T 7/T
SEKSYEN 8 - Tapak Penjaja Sementara, Jalan Liku A 8/A
SEKSYEN 9 - Tapak Penjaja Sementara, Jalan Tengku Ampuan Zabedah K/9K
SEKSYEN 16 - Tempat Letak Kereta, Jalan 16/3
SEKSYEN 17 - Tapak Pasar Malam, Jalan 17/20
SEKSYEN 18 - Tapak Penjaja Sementara Jalan 18/34
SEKSYEN 18 - Tempat Letak Kereta, Jalan 18/34
SEKSYEN 19 - Tapak Pasar Malam, Jalan Nelayan 19/D
SEKSYEN 20 - Tempat Ketak Kereta, Jalan Singa E 20/E
SEKSYEN 24 - Tapak Penjaja Sementara Jalan Timun 24/C
SEKSYEN 25 - Tapak Penjaja Sementara Jalan Ria 25/627
SEKSYEN 27 - Tapak Pasar Malam, Jalan Bukit Raya 27/8
SEKSYEN 28 - Tapak Penjaja Sementara Jalan 28/5
SEKSYEN 35 - Tapak Penjaja Sementara Jalan Tun Teja B 35/BB
SEKSYEN U2 - Tapak Pasar Malam, Jalan Saujana Indah, TTDI Jaya
SEKSYEN U3 - Tapak Pasar Malam, Jalan Dinar, Subang Perdana
SEKSYEN U5 - Tempat Letak Kereta, Jalan Nova N U5/N
SEKSYEN U5 - Tapak Penjaja Sementara Jalan Nova M U5/M
SEKSYEN U5 - Tapak Pasar Malam, Jalan U5/BV, Subang 2
SEKSYEN U8 - Tapak Penjaja Sementara Jalan U8/46
SEKSYEN U13 - Tapak Pasar Malam Jalan Setia Prima A U13/A
SEKSYEN U13 - Tapak Pasar Malam, Jalan Setia Perdana BB U13/BB#
SEKSYEN U20 - Tapak Penjaja Sementara Jalan BRP 1/4, Bukit Rahman Putra
SEKSYEN U20 - Tapak Penjaja Sementara Jalan 1A/3, Bandar Baru Sg. Buloh
Hulu Langat / Beranang
Next to Taman Desa Sentosa Futsal Court
Ramadan Bazaar Site, Bandar Tasik Kesuma
Taman Seri Nanding
Beranang Weekly Market
Bangi / Semenyih
Laman Niaga Komuniti Bandar Baru Bagi (In front of Hotel Tenera)
Seksyen 3, Bandar Baru Bangi
Seksyen 8, Bandar Baru Bangi
AdditionalSeksyen 4 (in front of Eureka Pharmacy)
Taman Ramah Indah (Night Market Site)
Seksyen 7, Bandar Baru Bangi (Night Market Site)
Seri Bangi, Seksyen 8, Bandar Baru Bangi
Teras Jernang Mosque Car Park
Bandar Teknologi Kajang (Near Billion Supermarket)
Semenyih Weekly Market
Pelangi Semenyih (In front of Lotus Semenyih)
Bandar Rinching (Night Market Site)
Ampang
Padang Indah (MPAJ Municipal Field)
Taman Nirwana (Muhibbah Complex)
Pandan Jaya (Jalan Pandan 3 Car Park)
Keramat Permai (Jalan AU 1/D)
Taman Keramat (Jalan AU 2A/16)
Taman Sri Bayu
Bandar Baru Ampang (Night Market Site)
Taman Bukit Indah
Ukay Perdana (Jalan Ukay Perdana 1/1
A Malaysian Treasure
Bazaar Ramadan is more than just a market; it's a cultural gem that embodies the warmth, hospitality, and culinary richness of Malaysia. So, if you find yourself in Malaysia during Ramadan, don't miss the chance to explore these vibrant bazaars and experience the magic firsthand.
Frequently asked questions (FAQs) about Ramadan:
What is Ramadan?
- Ramadan is the ninth month of the Islamic lunar calendar and is considered the holiest month for Muslims worldwide. It is a time of fasting, prayer, reflection, and community.
When does Ramadan occur?
- The timing of Ramadan varies each year as it follows the lunar Islamic calendar. It typically lasts for 29 or 30 days, depending on the sighting of the moon, and begins with the sighting of the new moon.
What is fasting in Ramadan?
- Fasting in Ramadan, known as "Sawm," involves abstaining from food, drink, smoking, and other physical needs from dawn until sunset. It is one of the Five Pillars of Islam and is obligatory for all adult Muslims, with exceptions for certain individuals such as the sick, elderly, pregnant, or menstruating women.
What is Suhoor and Iftar?
- Suhoor is the pre-dawn meal eaten before the fast begins, typically consumed early in the morning before the Fajr (dawn) prayer. Iftar is the meal eaten to break the fast after sunset, following the Maghrib prayer. Both Suhoor and Iftar are communal meals shared with family and friends.
What are the benefits of fasting in Ramadan?
- Fasting in Ramadan is not only a religious obligation but also a time for spiritual growth and self-discipline. It fosters empathy for the less fortunate, promotes gratitude, and encourages self-reflection and introspection. Additionally, fasting has potential health benefits, such as improved digestion and increased mental clarity.
