GUA MUSANG, Nov 8 (Bernama) -- Nestled at the foot of a limestone hill on the outskirts of Gua Musang, the Sri Subramanyaswamy Temple continues to draw Hindu devotees, including those from overseas, to gather and celebrate Deepavali.
Unique Temple At Limestone Hill Foot Attracts Visitors For Deepavali Celebrations
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The Sri Subramanyaswamy Temple at Gua Musang attracts devotees for Deepavali, with visitors from across Malaysia and abroad.
- The temple, built in 2008, is located at the foot of a limestone hill.
- It draws visitors from Nepal, India, Bangladesh, and foreign workers in plantations.
- Devotees travel from distant areas to maintain family traditions during Deepavali.
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