Batu Caves, Malaysia.
The shrine , which is dedicated to Lord Murugan, is built in Dravidian Architecture
All the photos were taken on my Google Pixel 2 XL. @NanduMuraleedharan #GooglePixel #Teampixel
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@Kwiksatik do check this out ! 
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Wonderful captured 
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Great photos of an interesting place @NanduMuraleedharan . Is this just on the city outskirts? I’d love to visit. Thank you for sharing.
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@AdamGT Yea. The palce well connected by Rail and Road from Kuala Lumpur city center. It’s a must visit if you’re in Kuala Lumpur.
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@premprakashparihar Thankyou
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** @venkatesh322 thankyou**
@NanduMuraleedharan Nice pictures, very colorful temples, different from what I see in India.
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@jayasimha78 Surprisingly,the temple is built in Dravidian Architecture, and I find the temple very similar to some Lord Murugan Temple in Tamil Nadu.
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@NanduMuraleedharan have you had the chance to compile these into a Google Maps List so that I can save the locations to my profile?
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Very nice and interesting!
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Thank you @vitaly_M
@Kwiksatik I’ll be creating a list about the beautiful places I had visited on my Malaysian trip and will be sharing the link with you 
For Batu Caves , here is the link - https://goo.gl/maps/ViXckBTjZ8Ni4Yn28 . It’s a must visit place if you’re in Malaysia.
Thanks for the beautiful photos, @NanduMuraleedharan
Batu caves are in my opinion one of the wonder of the world.
The same I can’t say for the text, that is integrally copied from Wikipedia.
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Thanks for the advice @ErmesT . The post has been edited.
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You are welcome, @NanduMuraleedharan
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