INTRODUCTION

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Since its reopening in 2019 after extensive redevelopment, Lake Titiwangsa Park has become one of Kuala Lumpur’s favorite recreation places. Visitors include all segments of the population, including the less able, the various income groups, adults and children of all ages.

The park is open daily between 6am and 10pm.

PAM members, including Corporate, Graduate, Student and Academic members, are invited to set up pavilions that would engage with the public near the performance stage area (Astaka) at Lake Titiwangsa Park as part of the festival. Teams are encouraged.

Exceptional specialists may be invited to participate. Acceptance of participation would be based on the sketches submitted. When accepted, the participant will be informed of the specific location of the pavilion.

The criteria for selection are:
1. Creativity and Novelty
2. “Suitability”
3. Quality of experience
4. Low carbon footprint
5. Easily dismantled and disposable

The number of pavilions accepted for the exhibition is 20 (twenty).

The event is partnered with DBKL.

Interested participants may wish to visit an existing example in the park, entitled, “The Temple of Togetherness” located near the elevated walkway (Laluan Banjaran Titiwangsa). Participants are not limited by this example.

A graphic map of lake Titiwangsa Park is attached.