LABUAN, Nov 15 (Bernama) -- Thirumurugan Temple Labuan has secured a place in the Malaysia Book of Records (MBR) for constructing the country's tallest Vel icon structure, standing at 13.18 metres.
Labuan Temple Earns Malaysia Book Of Records Recognition For Tallest Vel Structure
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Thirumurugan Temple in Labuan received a Malaysia Book of Records certificate for its 13.18-metre Vel structure, the country's tallest. The temple, serving the local Hindu community for over five decades, views the landmark as a symbol of cultural heritage.
- The 13.18-metre Vel structure was certified as the tallest in Malaysia during a ceremony at the temple.
- The temple has served as a spiritual centre for Labuan's Hindu community for more than five decades.
- Major consecration ceremonies were held in 1992 and 2004, with the management committee registered in 2018.
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