The Batu Caves are one of the must-see attractions in Malaysia, especially if it's during a festival.

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Thaipusam or Thaipoosam is a Hindu festival observed by Tamil communities on the full moon of Tai based on Tamil calendar. It commemorates the day when Parvati, the wife of major Hindu deity Shiva, gave a spear to her ..

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When the moon is full on the tenth month of the Hindu calendar, the Tamil celebrate Thaipusam , a major Hindu festival in honor of Lord Murugan. In 2013, the Thaipusam will fall on January 27

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Brought them to Batu Caves yo! We had fun climbing the hundreds of steps to the cave. They were busy taking photos with their Nokia Lumias lol. We saw some monkeys too! Sheila was very excited seeing all these creatures …

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Every day, around 5,000 visitors trek up the 272 narrow steps to the Batu Caves to pay their respects to Lord Murugan, the god of war and victory. Located just north of Kuala Lumpur, the bustling Malaysian capital, the caves …

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The attraction I most wanted to see in Kuala Lumpur was the Batu Caves . This is a limestone hill riddled with enormous natural caves, about 8 miles outside of the city. It's one of the most popular Hindu shrines outside India …

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Apparently, there are several places in Malaysia where this celebration takes place, but if you are visiting Malaysia for the first time, the celebration can best be viewed at the Batu Caves in Selangor and The Sri Maha …

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Monkey at the Batu Caves , Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Monkey family at the Batu Caves , Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

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On Tuesday, our first full day in Kuala Lumpur, we took a tour of several sites around the city. Our first stop was the Batu Caves , a series of limestone caves turned into a Hindu shrine to the god Subramanyan

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Batu Caves .

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