I paid RM 4 and rode the KTM Commuter Train to Batu Caves . It was the day before the Thaipusam festival, a day of thanksgiving for the Hindu to Lord Murugan. There were lots of people trooping the Batu Caves .

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…: <b>Batu Caves</b> and the Thaipusam Festival – Tsina

tomzcafe posted a photo: Thaipusam, Singapore, Nikkor 75-240/4.5-5.6

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After all, we weren’t witnessing an assault. Rather, we were viewing one of the key parts, or rituals, of Thaipusam . During the festival held in honor of the Hindu deity Lord Murugan, devotees carry milk pots and spiked kavadis.

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tomzcafe posted a photo: Thaipusam, Singapore, Nikkor 75-240/4.5-5.6

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Are there any risk going to Batu Caves ? My answer is "Yes!"

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Are there any risk going to Batu Caves ? My answer is “Yes!”. The steps are treacherous, the wind is strong and the Monkeys are crazy!.

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Looking back Malaysia Day 3: <b>Batu Caves</b> – Frustrated Blogger

Megan BK posted a photo: It was very crowded on the street on the parade – thankfully we found a spot along the barrier to watch the festival.

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Watching the Parade

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Singapore-based photographer and educator Deanna Ng creates spiritual displays of Thaipusam using a twin-lens reflex camera. The pictures take on a metaphysical appearance while giving the audience a glimpse at this  …

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