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The iconic Sri Subramaniar Temple in Batu Caves, Kuala Lumpur which is now sporting a new, vibrant look, is expected to attract more than 1.6 million Hindu devotees and tourists in conjunction with the 233rd annual Thaipusam celebration on Monday.
Devotees and visitors will be greeted with bright rainbow colours that adorn the 272 steps leading to the limestone cave.
Devotees and visitors will be greeted with bright rainbow colours that adorn the 272 steps leading to the limestone cave.
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