Nirvana Memorial Park (Klang) Hosts Its First Mid-Autumn Celebration

Over Two Thousand Gather to Witness Nirvana Asia Group’s 35^th Anniversary Milestone

Klang, Sept 27 — In conjunction with Nirvana Asia Group’s 35^th anniversary and its 10^th year in Klang, the Group held its annual Mid-Autumn celebration for the first time at the newly completed Nirvana Memorial Park (Klang). Presidents and representatives from Klang’s Chinese clan associations, along with over two thousand members of the public, gathered in the tradition-inspired park to share a warm and unforgettable evening of Mid-Autumn festivities, bearing witness to a significant milestone in the Group’s journey.

35 lions perform simultaneously in celebration of Nirvana’s glorious journey

To mark 35 years, the organising committee arranged a grand ceremonial lion dance segment featuring 35 vibrant lions—symbolising Nirvana Asia Group’s enduring legacy. Presidents and representatives from Klang’s Chinese clan associations were invited as honoured guests, adding prestige and warmth to the celebration.

Since its founding in 1990, Nirvana Asia has continuously modernised the bereavement industry, challenging conventional standards with each innovation and becoming Asia’s largest integrated bereavement care provider. In March, the Group launched “EternA.I.”, an intelligent memorial service that uses technology to recreate the voice and likeness of the departed—blending innovation with compassion to make farewells more heartfelt.

The Group also recently introduced Malaysia’s first electric funeral fleet, promoting a quieter, more respectful, and eco-conscious farewell journey—furthering its commitment to innovation and sustainability.

Hot air balloon takes flight on a “Moonlight Odyssey” – illuminating the night sky

Continuing its tradition of themed Mid-Autumn Festival celebrations, this year’s theme,“Moonlight Odyssey”—featured a hot air balloon experience, offering Klang residents a magical journey from earth to the moonlit sky. Set in the elevated landscape of the memorial park, guests enjoyed panoramic views of Klang from above, rediscovering the beauty of their hometown.

The celebration also included over 100 food and craft stalls, family workshops, traditional Chinese costume experiences, magic shows, gift giveaways by “Chang’e,” and a starlit photo trail—creating meaningful memories for all ages.

Klang boy Freddie Huang returns to perform for his hometown

Nirvana Asia’s brand ambassador and Klang native, Freddie Huang Yi Fei, reunited with the duo, The Catz to return to his hometown for a heartfelt performance that drew waves of applause.

Additionally, students from Klang’s Kwang Hua Private High School, SJK(C) Pin Hwa (2), and Chung Hua Independent High School, also delivered captivating performances in dance, diabolo, Chinese orchestra, and harmonica – infusing the event with youthful energy and enthusiasm.

Deeply rooted in the Klang locality, committed to serving the Chinese community

Since its establishment in Klang, Nirvana Asia Group has upheld the spirit of “giving back to society.” Beyond building a serene and dignified memorial park, the Group actively contributes to the community. Over the years, it has supported charitable causes, including donations to schools in need. Last year’s Zhongyuan Enlightenment Ceremony featured the “A Pack of Rice, An Act of Charity” campaign, which raised over 5,000 packs of rice and, with help from 12 local councillors, delivered them to 2,500 underprivileged families, orphanages, and elderly homes.

The Group also promotes life education in Klang schools through children’s books, theatre, and talks—teaching values of love, gratitude, apology, and farewell to help children face life with warmth and resilience.

Nirvana Asia has also created around 2,000 agent positions in Klang, empowering local partners to help families plan ahead and contribute meaningfully to their community.

Klang’s Temple of the Three Saints wins architectural design awards

Located within Nirvana Memorial Park (Klang), the Temple of the Three Saints adopts the majestic architectural style of the Tang dynasty, blending the elegance of classical charm with refined details. Its exterior conveys grandeur, while the interior builds on the theme of “home” – providing a soft touch of domestic intimacy that fosters an atmosphere of tranquil harmony.

For its unique beauty inside and out, the Temple of the Three Saints was honoured twice with the ATAP Design Award (ADA) Gold Award for both Best Public Space Design and Best Façade Design. It now stands as a new cultural landmark in Klang for spirituality, remembrance, and preservation of cultural heritage.

Beyond its function as a spiritual sanctuary, the Temple of the Three Saints stands as a new bastion for the preservation of Chinese culture in the Klang community. In addition to upcoming large-scale cultural events such as the Zhongyuan Enlightenment Ceremony, Mid-Autumn Festival celebrations, and the Spring Festival Chinese Calligraphy Competition – which infuse traditional festivals into the fabric of the community – it will also host family-oriented and cultural activities throughout the year. This ensures the beautiful legacy of Chinese culture and traditions will continuously be passed down in this tranquil sanctuary.

With the completion of Nirvana Memorial Park (Klang), the Group will further enhance its ceremonial facilities, including a modern crematorium and columbarium.