Monkeys roam around some of the most popular attractions in Malaysia – temples, Penang Park, The Batu Caves and The Botanical Gardens, it is difficult not to get a snap of one.

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Thaipusam 2012 – Penang. All of us are familiar with the huge crowds, the panthal-lined roads, the loud music, the scores of kavadi, the snacks and sweets, and the overpriced food. The fanfare is so great that the whole …

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Elephant Statue. Patung Gajah – Pre-owned. .

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One of the many things I sometimes take for granted about Malaysia is that we, Malaysians do very much appreciate our multicultural environment and to express that we.

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Thaipusam Celebration 2012. » Carlos Nizam

As we once again celebrate Thaipusam , Penang is proud to welcome a new addition in the area near the Waterfall Temple, which serves as a climax to the celebration. Malaysia's tallest statue of Lord Shiva will be unveiled for the first time to …

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Scorpion King.

This opportunity to witness the Thaipusam festival was truly a once-in-a-lifetime experience! Click through for some incredibly shocking images and a short film documenting this Hindu festival.

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Carlos Nizam. (away in Tokyo.no internet) posted a photo: The statue of Lord Muruga is carried by chariot among thousands of Hindu devotees during an 11-kilometre (7-mile) procession to Waterfall temple, marking the beginning of Thaipusam festival in George Town February 6, 2012

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My friend Callum from Australia came to Penang. On the Indian auspicious Taipusam day on the 6th February 2012, we stopped by a street seeing people dancing in celebration of the above festivity. My friend joined the dancing..ha..ha..he really enjoyed it.

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Thaipusam Street dance in Georgetown, Penang by my Aussie friend..3GP