The Hindu festival of Thaipusam is about faith, endurance, mortification and penance. In Malaysia, it’s an intensely devotional event which can stretch for 3 or 4 days, and is attended by about a million and a half people each year. It’s a time for …

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Luj Moarf: <b>Thaipusam</b> | Random Photographers

This is my 2nd picture for my “Glimpses of Asia” thematic project. One of the biggest tourist attractions in Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur) is the Batu Caves , which is a Hindu temple as well as an attraction. At the top of the hundreds of steps there is …

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<b>Batu Caves</b> (thematic Project “Glimpses of Asia”#2) – I Take Great Pics

Each year in late January or early February, close to a million Hindu devotees set out from Sri Mahamariamman Temple in Kuala Lumpur’s Chinatown on a pilgrimage to the Batu Caves , a towering series of caverns dedicated  …

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Climb To The <b>Batu Caves</b> | Global Traveler

A train from Kuala Lumpur station at around got us to the Batu Caves (MYR2 each – about a 20 minute ride) nice and early before the crowds.

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Batu Caves, Botanic Gardens, Burgers and Beers | Travel Blog

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

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ESSAY Privacy is not the most important right.: Thaipusam

Thaipusam is an important festival observed by the Hindus of southern India during the Tamil month of Thai (January – February). Outside of India, it is celebrated mainly by the Tamil speaking community settled in Malaysia,  …

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While Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia is a modern city and home to big city lights and the Petronas Towers, it's the Batu Caves and temples that give a feel of the true history and culture of this amazing country. The Batu Caves is a limestone hill  …

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Exploring Mystical Malaysia's Batu Caves – Travel with a mate

So last night Millad and the Philipino lad moved back into the dorm. This morning after breakfast I took the Komuter to Batu Caves . I think i said in.

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Batu Caves and Merdeka Square | Travel Blog

After the world-famous Petronas Towers, one of the most visually arresting sites in the Kuala Lumpur area is the Batu Cave system: huge limestone caverns housing some of the largest … Continue reading →

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War and Peace in Kuala Lumpur, Part One « Spend Your Days

The Batu Caves are caves with Hindu temples are about 20 km from Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia. This is a place well worth all know what this means in this part of Malaysia and which textually and imaginatively explore in this blog.

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