Excursion to the Hindu and Chinese temples in Kuala Lumpur

• Excursion to the Hindu and Chinese temples in Kuala Lumpur

Excursion to the Hindu and Chinese temples in Kuala Lumpur

In the last post I showed Malaysian landmarks and cities, by the hand of man, even though the country has the wonders created by nature itself. The most famous of them - the temple complex of Batu, consisting of three dozen mountain caves. They are huge and have solid age - about 40 million years. In the nineteenth century, one Indian trader was so impressed by these caves that built next to the world's largest statue of the Hindu god Murugan.

But before you get up in Batu, let's look at the Tian Hou - a large Chinese temple in Malaysia. Despite his young age (35 years), the temple is very popular both in Chinese and tourists alike ...

Excursion to the Hindu and Chinese temples in Kuala Lumpur

The temple was erected in honor of the Goddess Tian Hou - heaven mother, patron saint of sailors and fishermen. It is important to note that the structure built according to Feng Shui rules:

Excursion to the Hindu and Chinese temples in Kuala Lumpur

stands a kind of "den" Before the temple dedicated to some kind of religious events:

Excursion to the Hindu and Chinese temples in Kuala Lumpur

Three Chinese sage Fu, Lu, Shou symbolize family (happiness), prosperity and longevity. Found in all Chinese temples:

Excursion to the Hindu and Chinese temples in Kuala Lumpur

In the center of the main hall sits the main goddess, in whose honor the temple was built, and the side two copies:

Excursion to the Hindu and Chinese temples in Kuala Lumpur

Note the orange drums at the entrance:

Excursion to the Hindu and Chinese temples in Kuala Lumpur

The name of everyone who will donate 100 dollars or more, will appear on the label in a separate cell. It will hang for a year, and it counts as if you prayed a whole year without leaving the building. It is very convenient and inexpensive. Generally, of course, that did not come up for a voluntary taking money from the population:

Excursion to the Hindu and Chinese temples in Kuala Lumpur

There is still guessing on sticks. It is necessary to throw a stick several times, without pulling them out of the drum, and then pull out the one that is above the rest:

Excursion to the Hindu and Chinese temples in Kuala Lumpur

On the opposite end of the rod indicate the number that corresponds to their separation in the drum:

Excursion to the Hindu and Chinese temples in Kuala Lumpur

In it you will find predictions, and they can be quite strange, like the recommendation to change the sexual partner. It is interesting that a number of the registrar and the couple often go here to wonder. Certainly the thirty-five years to some of them fell out something like for example "sexual partner" as soon as the wedding:

Excursion to the Hindu and Chinese temples in Kuala Lumpur

So Maya has dropped something strange. She gazes anxiously, as if on paper forecast for the dollar in the second half of 2015 in the Russian Federation:

Excursion to the Hindu and Chinese temples in Kuala Lumpur

In the church yard there is a special track of the stones. On it you can go barefoot and massaging heel:

Excursion to the Hindu and Chinese temples in Kuala Lumpur

On the other hand street artificial pond with turtles. Despite the lack of fence, they can not even get out because of the low stone:

Excursion to the Hindu and Chinese temples in Kuala Lumpur

Indian Quarter:

Excursion to the Hindu and Chinese temples in Kuala Lumpur

has always struck colors and range of Indian wreaths. The main thing is not to confuse a wreath for that: there is a birthday, there is a wedding there and the funeral:

Excursion to the Hindu and Chinese temples in Kuala Lumpur

India there is already on the way to the Batu Caves:

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In the complex are many caves, but the most beautiful Temple Cave, also called light. To get there, we must overcome the 272 steps:

Excursion to the Hindu and Chinese temples in Kuala Lumpur

The rise is not as hard as it seems at first glance, to the same no hurry:

Excursion to the Hindu and Chinese temples in Kuala Lumpur

The caves are located 13 kilometers from the city, so the mountain views of the Kuala Lumpur:

Excursion to the Hindu and Chinese temples in Kuala Lumpur

Input:

Excursion to the Hindu and Chinese temples in Kuala Lumpur

And here is the Light Cave:

Excursion to the Hindu and Chinese temples in Kuala Lumpur

Light it is called because of the natural "windows" through which the light falls deep into the mountains. Very beautiful. The holes in the stone rock like sad eyes gazed down on you:

Excursion to the Hindu and Chinese temples in Kuala Lumpur

Along the walls of the mass of any naturalistic sculptures on the theme of the life of the faithful Hindus:

Excursion to the Hindu and Chinese temples in Kuala Lumpur

In the cave there is a temple:

Excursion to the Hindu and Chinese temples in Kuala Lumpur

The priest:

Excursion to the Hindu and Chinese temples in Kuala Lumpur

At the highest point of the open sky:

Excursion to the Hindu and Chinese temples in Kuala Lumpur

You stand as if in a huge pit:

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Here, too, there is a local "shrine" for the faithful:

Excursion to the Hindu and Chinese temples in Kuala Lumpur

Security alert to the rule of law:

Excursion to the Hindu and Chinese temples in Kuala Lumpur

Above visitors Batu hang huge and dangerous Kamenyuki:

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A distinctive feature of India - except, of course, a rich culture and colorful traditions - it's a terrible dirt and debris. All Malaysia is very clean, I noticed it right away. But it is necessary to come to a Hindu temple, as immediately bump into the garbage:

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Single story with monkeys. They then brazen as tanks. Gape or something dropped - down the drain:

Excursion to the Hindu and Chinese temples in Kuala Lumpur

Take a look at a woman with dishes on the head. I specifically watched the monkey, which in turn followed the woman. As soon as they caught up like a monkey he reached out and put his brazen face directly into the bucket! Right, monkey customs - selectively check all passers-by:

Excursion to the Hindu and Chinese temples in Kuala Lumpur

And, finally, a kind of town:

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