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Indeed, soon after the sun climbs several thousands line the avenues to discover a silver plated chariot of recorded wood holding a figure of Lord Murugan making its gratitude to the Batu Caves wherever is to remain rapidly.

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Malaysian thaipusam festival symbol for world heritage at <b>Batu caves</b>

During the month of February (sometimes the end of January) the Hindu people celebrate a festival known as Thaipusam . This festival is named after the months it occurs in (Thai – January/February) and the brightest star in …

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During the month of February (sometimes the end of January) the Hindu people celebrate a festival known as Thaipusam . This festival is named after the months it occurs in (Thai – January/February) and the brightest star in …

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<b>Thaipusam</b> Devotee – A Day in the Life of A Simple Girl

Hello all, Well, I'm still trying to figure out the Malaysian geography and transportation, but I thought I could maybe receive a quicker answer through this forum. As some of you may have read on other posts, we have a very …

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Kuala Lumpur to Batu Cave & Firefly Park | Asia Forum | Fodor's …

Malaysia is a very multicultural country with a large Indian population. Inside the massive limestone caves there is a Hindu temple. 297 steps to climb, a few monkeys to pass

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In search of cultural peculiarities : Outside of KL – Batu Caves

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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This Hindu festival is marked by a procession where people carry kvadais (burdens) from a temple in the city to Batu caves and many are also pierced by hooks in the backs, through tongue and cheeks etc.

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Thaipusam is perhaps best known for the procession of Hindu devotees who, on the day of the festival, carry a burden called a Kavadi.

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The Batu Caves in the Northern suburbs of Kuala Lumpur, are located in a limestone outcrop and are the focal point of the fascinating annual Thaipusam festival, usually held in February. They consist of three main caves and …

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