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KUALA LUMPUR, AUGUST 2026 — MySihat Expo 2026 will take place at MAEPS Serdang from October 9 to 11, 2026, with organisers targeting more than 100,000 visitors over the three-day event.
The festival will feature more than 600 brands and exhibitors, over 50 expert-sharing sessions and 10 sports and community activities across more than 170,500 square feet of exhibition space.
Unlike a traditional healthcare exhibition, MySihat Expo 2026 is designed around a wider healthy-living concept, combining healthcare, wellness, nutrition, fitness, sports, food, arts, culture and lifestyle experiences in a single event.
Visitors will have access to complimentary health screenings, consultations with doctors and specialists, health forums, healthy-living talks, first-aid workshops and demonstrations. Community activities such as yoga, Zumba and a fun run will also be held.
One of the main sporting highlights will be HUNTR Games Kuala Lumpur 2026, which is expected to attract more than 8,000 athletes and participants from Malaysia and several other countries, including Brunei, Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand, the Philippines and South Korea. Kuala Lumpur will also host an official qualifying round for the HUNTR Games World Championships 2027.
The festival will also feature FragMania 2026, bringing together fragrance brands and enthusiasts through product showcases, launches and industry sessions. Meanwhile, Anjung Malaysiaku Foodie Fiesta 2026 will focus on healthier and more balanced food choices, with vendors, cooking demonstrations, community performances and family activities.
MySihat Expo 2026 is organised by Moonman Event Sdn Bhd and combines four major components: MySihat Expo, HUNTR Games Kuala Lumpur 2026, FragMania 2026 and Anjung Malaysiaku Foodie Fiesta 2026.
The event aims to encourage Malaysians to view health as part of everyday life rather than something that should only be considered when illness occurs, while giving healthcare, wellness, fitness and lifestyle businesses a platform to engage directly with the public.
