Despite having travelled endless times to Kuala Lumpur – thanks to the close proximity to Singapore, and the many, cheap buses between the 2 cities – it took me my 10th or 11th trip to finally visit the legendary Batu Caves .

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We were excited to visit Batu Caves during our stopover in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The Hindu rituals were beautiful, but we will never forget the kindness.

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Beyond the Postcard: Simple Kindness – Batu Caves, Kuala Lumpur …

The Batu Caves is a limestone hill which has a series of caves and cave temples. The cave is a Hindu shrine, and is also the main location for the celebration of Thaipusam Festival in Malaysia. To reach the cave you have to …

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Will be in Kuala Lumpur in March for 3 days. Can we go to Batu Caves on our own or do we need to join a tour? Thanks! Posted in the Asia forum.

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Thaipusam or Thaipoosam is a Hindu festival observed by Tamil communities on the full moon of Tai based on Tamil calendar. It commemorates the day when Parvati, the wife of major Hindu deity Shiva, gave a spear to her ..

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Thaipusam 2013

We had just climbed the legendary 272 steps to reach the summit at Batu Caves , a Hindu holy site. This feat was so arduous it was a task in The Amazing Race where the competitors had to tell the person at the top the correct …

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Snapshots from the Batu Caves . The view as you approach the Batu Caves (no official homepage available) is unmistakeable

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Batu Caves are located to the north of Kuala Lumpur. The legendary site highlights the importance of Hindu culture in Malaysia and comprises the three prominent caves and some small caves. A huge, golden statue of Lord ..

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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 …

After a sumptuous lunch at Ampang Homeland Yong Tau Foo Sdn Bhd, we're on to our next destination, the Batu Caves . Batu Caves is most famous for having the largest golden statue of Lord Murugan, it's both a Hindu ..

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