The Batu Caves Temple in Malaysia stands out as a monumental focal point of the significant contribution made by the Indian settlers in the development of Malaya and then Malaysia (1963). The 113 year old main temple, dedicated to Lord Subramaniar (Karttikeya), is lodged in a cave about 400 feet above ground level..
It is the main cave, the temple cave, in a hilly massif known as Bukit Batu, Rocky Hill. The name is derived from the name of a nearby river known as Sungai Batu, Rocky River in the Malay Language, the National Language of Malaysia.
在家闷了整天，也病了两天，中午4点多打个电话约朋友出去拍照。就是他!
Batu Caves is a famous tourist destination especially during Thaipusam festival. This event attracts many devotees and spectators who come to watch devotees in a trance carrying kavadi, a metal frame attached to the body. There are also milk kavadi.
Oh and you have to climb steep flight of 272 steps to reach the top!
We climb and climb and at the top we fly
A flight of 272 steps leads up to the temple. The stairway is divided into steps which each lead to a landing. Along the balustrade of the staircase and at some of the landings that offer the least competition from their fellows, the resident long-tailed macaques hang around unceremoniously for treats from visitors.
在家闷了整天，也病了两天，中午4点多打个电话约朋友出去拍照。虽然病了，但很想出去试试刚买的镜头。镜头买了，当然要开包呀。哈哈。
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虽然今天拍不多，但总算有点收获!
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晚上回到家，好累。。。zzzzzzz
1 comment:
nice shooting, specially inside the cave...well done
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