Hey guys didn’t have loads of pictures in my last post of Batu Caves , I’ll add on some here: Outside Batu Caves , took this picture right outside the steps! One of the many Indian statues inside the cave itself One of the many …

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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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Landscape image of the statue and the steps in front of Batu Caves .

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The Batu Caves .

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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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Thaipusam … ever hear of it? I vaguely remember seeing something about this on Nat Geo TV a long time ago, but never in my life did I think I would get to attend this festival in person.

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Last Friday was the culmination of Thaipusam .

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Thaipusam is a key Hindu ceremony that is held each year during the full moon in the tenth month of the Hindu calendar – Thai – falling from mid-January to mid-February in the Gregorian calendar. It is marked in Malaysia by  …

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