Tourism Malaysia is set to unveil a vibrant festival, brimming with motorsport passion and excitement, as part of Visit Malaysia 2026–2027 (VM2026–2027) for Indian travellers.
Once again, Tourism Malaysia is bringing an exciting festival that promises passion and thrill as part of Visit Malaysia 2026–2027 (VM2026 – 2027) for Indian tourists.
Tourism Malaysia will showcase the Citrawarna Speed Festival from 23 September to 4 October, 2026, where Malaysian culture will cross paths with the excitement of motorsport.
What’s On The Card For Indian Travellers?
Citrawarna Speed Festival will feature cultural showcases, motorsport-inspired attractions and interactive experiences for the public as part of Visit Malaysia 2026–2027 (VM2026–2027).
Taking place across IOI City Mall Putrajaya, Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) Terminal 1, and Sama-Sama Hotel, the festival will feature two key components: Colours of Speed and Colours of Art & Culture, with a range of activities presented across the participating locations.
Colours Of Speed
At Colours of Speed, visitors will experience motorsport-inspired showcases and interactive activities, including a collection display featuring racing memorabilia and autographed items, as well as a showcase of iconic supercars. A key attraction will be the simulator competition at IOI City Mall Putrajaya, where members of the public can test their racing skills and compete through qualifying stages for the opportunity to advance to the final and win prizes.
Colours Of Art & Culture
The festival will also highlight Malaysia’s diverse culture through Colours of Art & Culture, featuring cultural performances, music and dance, handicrafts, and interactive activities showcasing traditions and communities from across the country.
A major highlight of the cultural programme will be the Colours of Parade, featuring 1,500 dancers and cultural performers from different regions and communities across Malaysia. Featuring traditional music, dance, colourful costumes, and cultural expressions, the parade will provide a vibrant showcase of Malaysia’s diverse cultural heritage.
Malaysia’s Target
With the support of a 30‑day visa‑free entry for Indian nationals and extensive air connectivity offering over 43,000 weekly seats, Tourism Malaysia will, through Citrawarna Speed Festival 2026, tap into motorsport enthusiasm, attract diverse audiences, and highlight Malaysia’s rich cultural and tourism experiences.
The country continues to record positive growth in international visitor arrivals, with 21.1 million arrivals from January to June 2026, marking a 2.5 per cent increase from 20.6 million in the same period in 2025.
In support of VM2026–2027, the festival is expected to generate greater tourism activity and economic opportunities, while promoting cultural appreciation, benefiting local communities, and strengthening Malaysia’s position as a vibrant and competitive tourism destination.
