The other nice thing to see were the Indian and Muslim visitors to Thean Hou Temple. One Indian devotee was even lighting joss sticks.
Watching an embracing of each other’s cultures and religions is always soothing and calming after a crazy week.
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geggege … one look at my friends list I realise that the onli steps they wanna climb are those in pavilion …. lolllll … I kinda agree wid them .. hahhaha ..
I guess I should try harder .. gegege .. thanks for the pics ..
Its a beautiful and peaceful place. Last week was significant for a visit to the Lord Murugan. The cave is one of the most popular Hindu shrines outside India, dedicated to Lord Murugan.
If you do decide to visit, the temples are closed from 1pm – 4pm everyday. Apparently, that’s when the gods sleep.
never …. u shud take a moment to go in … quite an experience … u can bring ur overseas visitors there as something different to do
the pigeons weren’t really overwhelming … it was more the monkeys who’d sometimes come up to people and grab their food
but its nice to be so close to nature and natural animals … our lifes are so detached from nature so this does remind us that there are other species who need to live and thrive besides us in the world
batu caves is on the way to genting highlands … thean hou temple is near brickfields
Looks awesome! My husband and I haven’t made it out there yet, but we intend to.
I have neverrrrr beeennnnn inside batu caves before .. but I have many times ZOOMMMEEEDDDD up and down in front of it on the MRR2 !! LOLLL
The pics are really so sweet!
I was there many years ago when i was in sec 4 and i was praying for my 0-lvls on my way to genting highlands.
Lovely place with nice air. Minus the pigeons.
eh where is tat =]