PETALING JAYA: The Batu Caves temple grounds, which underwent a RM3.1 million renovation to turn the holy site into a thriving tourism hub, is not disabled-friendly.

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No place for the disabled in Batu Caves

He said the people don't get tired when they climb up to the Hindu temple in the Batu Caves . Even if their eyes were closed and they were barefoot, they were not scared of falling down.

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Not Geo Travels: On Faith and Caves – The Batu Caves of Malaysia

The only and last time my visit to Batu Caves was back to 2009 during Hari Raya together with Cari Runners where we just finished our run @ FRIM.

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Batu Caves – January 2012 vin_ann

Thaipusam (Tamil: தைப்பூசம்) is a Hindu festival celebrated mostly by the Tamil community on the full moon in the Tamil month of Tha…

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Thaipusam 2012 Batu Caves • 123 Malaysia Events – Malaysia …

This week's Polaroid is about the Batu Caves outside of Kuala Lumpur which are home to a series of limestone caves, Hindu shrines, dozens of adorable monkeys and the upcoming Thaipusam festival!

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Polaroid of the week: The entrance to the Batu Caves near Kuala …

Batu Caves in Kuala Lumpur is probably the largest Hindu temple outside of India. It is expected to be packed every Thaipussam, the counterpart of Holy Week amongst us, Catholics.

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CAVES AND BEARS « beyond toxicity

We went to the Batu Caves in Kuala Lumpur, (KL is awesome by the way)… and i can't remember any of the significance of any of this so I'm going to make it up

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Malaysia, part 2- Batu Caves in KL

After barely catching enough sleep due to the change in time zones, I was to go with Jo Ann and her friends to Batu Caves for the day.

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Malaysia Day 2 – Batu Caves | Travel Blog

The Batu Caves are just outside of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. They serve as a sort of Hindu holy site. This is what they look like from the outside: The caves are at the top of the staircase next to the gold woman

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Photo of the Day: Batu Caves, Malaysia | The Tree of Mamre

A man enters a trance and gets his cheeks pierced by a spear at the annual Hindu Thaipusam festival in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Hundreds of Tamil Indian-Malaysians participate in the festival each year and pierce their tongues, cheeks or backs as an offering to their god.

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Thaipusam Piercing