The way to Batu Caves is rather fascinating. We left Kuala Lumpur by bus and as soon as we left the plains, began the bumpy ride uphill. It was cool and pleasant when we reached there and the ambience was rejoicing.

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docdivatraveller: Batu Caves

The largest of the Batu Caves , Cathedral Cave, was transformed into a Hindu in 1891. It is reached by climbing 272 steps (believe me). The temple is dedicated to the Hindu god, Lord Murugan (otherwise known as Lord  ..

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William Hay, Writer: Kuala Lumpur – Batu Caves

Thaipusam is an important festival observed by the Hindus of southern India during the Tamil month of Thai (January – February).

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Law school personal statements: Thaipusam

Thaipusam (Tamil: தைப்பூசம், Taippūcam ?)is a Hindu festival celebrated mostly by the Tamil community on the full moon in the Tamil month of Thai (January/February).

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Sg. Year 2, (part – The Traveling Dog – Blogger

(A post from my sister – Holly) Sis: Can you climb up the stairs on those heels? Me: yeah… or probably not

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The Enormous Batu Cave – Kuala Lumpur | Moments In Your Life

The penalty shoot-out defeat during last season's Malaysia Cup semi-final still lingers on the mind of LionsXII head Coach V Sundramoorthy. The sole representative from Singapore in football competitions across the  …

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The Thaipusam Festival in Singapore is famous for the devotees who skewer their flesh as a sign of their devotion to Lord Subramanya, son of Shiva.

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Thaipusam Festival – Viator Things to Do

This Hindu festival is held during the full moon of the 10th Tamil month, called Thai.

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Thaipusam 2013 in Singapore – My Destination Singapore

July 22,2013.

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PinoyExcurtionist: The Vigor of Malaysia: Batu Caves

How to get to the Batu Caves and some tips! There is a huge green Hanuman (monkey god) right past the first gate, and this was where we saw most of the monkeys…

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Batu Caves in Kuala Lumpur and How I Experienced It – Traveldudes