
MAHA 2022 is a 11-day biennial event to be held from 4th - 14th August 2022 in Serdang, on the northern edge of Putrajaya.
MAHA stands for Malaysia Agriculture, Horticulture & Agrotourism and it is the leading agricultural show of its kind in Malaysia and indeed in the region.
See the organisers's website for details and updates.
This year's theme is Food Security for the Future.
In previous years, MAHA has attracted about three million visitors to the Malaysia Agro Exposition Park (MAEPS) in Serdang.

MAHA is a serious occasion on the agro-business sector's calendar and its primary objective is to generate business for the agricultural sector. Having said that there is much to interest the general public and here are some of the highlights we can expect this year:
For the General Public:
For children there will be:
For Business Professionals in the Agro Sectors:
and more.
MAHA 2022 is held at MAEPS (Malaysia Agro Exposition Park Serdang), Selangor which is located just to the north of Putrajaya and is accessed via the E26 Expressway.
On previous events the car park will become very congested. If you want to beat the crowds I would suggest arriving early (before noon).
MAEPS covers a 100 hectare site and is the largest and most comprehensive showground in Asia. Put on your comfortable shoes as a lot of walking is required to cover the full show. Transport is available to ferry visitors around the site but you might have to queue up.

The show runs from Thursday 4th August until Sunday 14th August 2022.
The opening hours are from 10am to 10pm.
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