One day I’m munching on red velvet cupcakes at Chanel and the next I’m channeling Jane Goodall while chasing after macaques at Batu Caves . The unpredictability of the road is by far the best part of travel

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We chose a Saturday to take the trip to Batu Caves , a Hindu holy site on the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur. The dramatic limestone mountains can be seen from miles away, but close-up the view is incredible. Built into the caves …

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Batu Caves , Gombak, Malaysia.

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It's better to See Something Once (<b>Batu Caves</b>) | The Wayfaring Family

Welcome to the eye-opening spectacle that is Thaipusam . Brought to Malaya as plantation labour during the days when Brittania not only ruled the waves, but a significant part of the land mass of the entire globe, the local  …

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Trip to Batu Caves : November 18, 2013 North of KL you will find Batu Caves .

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Had to insert this post in between the Sabarimala posting, because I'm so pissed. Without a doubt, many issues raised in this blog had always revolved around race, religion, ethnicity and our Indian community here in  …

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Thaipusam 2014. Maha Arathi.

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The Batu Caves station is the last stop on the line so there is no chance you are going to get lost. Joining the footpath, it took us less than five minutes to reach the foot of the 272 steps which we were about to climb to get to the  …

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