KUALA LUMPUR, 05 October 2025 – LSH Service Master Sdn. Bhd., the management company of Kuala Lumpur Tower, has etched its name in the Malaysia Book of Records (MBOR) by hosting the nation’s Highest Altitude Mid-Autumn Lantern Walkabout, held 300 metres above ground.
The landmark celebration transformed a beloved cultural tradition into an awe-inspiring experience above the Kuala Lumpur skyline — reaffirming Malaysia’s reputation for cultural innovation and experiential tourism ahead of Visit Malaysia 2026.
“This celebration is about bringing people together to share in the beauty of our traditions while creating new memories for future generations. The Highest Altitude Mid-Autumn Lantern Walkabout is a joyful expression of unity, creativity, and cultural pride that belongs to all Malaysians,” said Tan Sri Datuk Seri Lim Keng Cheng, Non-Executive Chairman of LSH Capital Berhad.
A Night of Culture, Colour, and Community
Held on Sunday, 5 October 2025, the event ran from 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM and drew hundreds of participants from Malaysia and abroad. The evening came alive with lantern light-ups, cultural performances, and interactive showcases, culminating in a record recognition ceremony by the Malaysia Book of Records.
Key highlights of the evening included:
- Lantern Walk at 300m – A symbolic procession led by winners of a lantern-making competition, forming the centrepiece of the MBOR record attempt.
- Cultural Showcases – Featuring the graceful Chang Er Walkabout and a striking LED Dragon Parade.
- Hands-On Experiences – Family-friendly workshops, traditional Hanfu try-ons, and cultural games for visitors.
- Flavours of the Festival – Mooncake sampling, Bing Tang Hu Lu (candied fruits), and Chinese tea tastings.
- Festive Atmosphere – Illuminated tower lighting, giant rabbit mascots, and an open-air Mid-Autumn Market celebrating Malaysia’s multicultural identity.
A Celebration of Unity and National Pride
The Lantern Walkabout served as more than just a festival, it became a symbol of unity, gathering Malaysians and international visitors under one sky. Families, tourists, and cultural enthusiasts walked side by side along the Sky Terrace, surrounded by glowing lanterns and the glittering Kuala Lumpur cityscape.
“This recognition firmly establishes Kuala Lumpur Tower as a global cultural landmark where tradition and innovation converge. It strengthens Malaysia’s standing as a premier international tourism hub, supports the Visit Malaysia Year 2026 agenda, and elevates the nation’s profile as a destination for world-class cultural experiences,” said Khairil Faizal Hj Othman, Chief Executive Officer of LSH Service Master Sdn. Bhd.
Setting a New Benchmark for Cultural Tourism
The record-breaking event marks a defining moment for Malaysia’s creative and tourism sectors, symbolising the nation’s ability to blend heritage with modern innovation.
Key achievements include:
- 300 metres above ground – The highest altitude Mid-Autumn cultural celebration in Malaysia.
- Cultural innovation – Integrating traditional lantern festivities with one of the nation’s tallest landmarks.
- Tourism prestige – Reinforcing Kuala Lumpur Tower’s global position as a destination for cultural experiences.
- Community inclusivity – Uniting diverse groups through shared cultural appreciation.
Standing 421 metres tall, Kuala Lumpur Tower remains one of the world’s tallest telecommunications towers and a proud symbol of Malaysia’s cultural dynamism, creativity, and unity.
