The festival of lights, more commonly known as Deepavali falls on the 22nd of October this year. Celebrated by Hindus across the world, it is said to symbolize the victory of good over evil, knowledge over ignorance and light over darkness. Though the main festival takes place only one day, preparations and rituals of it are carried out for over 5 days prior to it. A celebration that calls for family reunions and new beginnings, Deepavali spreads joy and peace all around. If you happen to be visiting Malaysia, base yourself at a serviced apartment Kuala Lumpur has to offer, preferably at Seri Bukit Ceylon Residences.
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