Discover a thrilling mix of Malaysian culture, supercars, cultural performances, and 1,500 dancers this September at the Citrawarna Speed Festival 2026.

Wondering what happens when Malaysia’s cultural heritage meets the thrill of motorsport? The answer arrives this September with the Citrawarna Speed Festival 2026, set to kick off on 23 September.

Spread across IOI City Mall Putrajaya, KLIA Terminal 1 and Sama-Sama Hotel, the festival offers two distinct experiences: Colours of Speed and Colours of Art & Culture, as part of Visit Malaysia 2026–2027.

For motorsport fans, Colours of Speed will feature iconic supercars, racing memorabilia and autographed collections, along with interactive experiences. At IOI City Mall Putrajaya, visitors can also participate in a racing simulator competition, with qualifying rounds leading to a final and a chance to win prizes.

The cultural side assures an equally colourful experience with Colours of Art & Culture showcasing cultural performances, music and dance, handicrafts, and interactive activities that reflect Malaysia’s diverse communities and traditions.

Featuring 1,500 dancers and cultural performers from across Malaysia, the cultural programme’s main highlight is the Colours of Parade. Expect traditional music, vibrant costumes, and performances celebrating the country’s cultural diversity.

Plan Your Visit

Dates: 23 September to 4 October
Locations: IOI City Mall Putrajaya, KLIA Terminal 1 & Sama-Sama Hotel in Malaysia
Best Suited For: Motorsport enthusiasts, families, culture lovers, and travellers looking for unique Malaysia experiences
Don’t Miss: The racing simulator competition at IOI City Mall Putrajaya
Cultural Highlight: Colours of Parade featuring 1,500 performers

For travellers visiting Kuala Lumpur or Putrajaya from 23 September to 4 October, the festival can be added to the itinerary alongside the city’s major attractions, offering an opportunity to experience two sides of the destination under one event: its motorsport energy and rich cultural heritage. KLIA Terminal 1 also gives arriving or departing tourists a chance to see the festival as part of their airport experience.

With its mix of supercars, racing experiences, traditional performances and colourful cultural showcases, Citrawarna Speed Festival 2026 offers a different way to experience Malaysia this festive travel season.