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    An old lady selling seahorses as medicinal herbs in Kota Kinabalu market.: by magsecrets, Views[472]
         		 The Indian Blue Peacock roams the majority of the vast area of the Kuala Lumpur Bird Park. They don't seem to mind the company of humans. This gives one a feeling of being one with nature.: by laurenceaberia, Views[696]
         		 The Kuala Lumpur Bird Park is a superb place for learning and growing. If you're lucky enough you might just witness a chick emerging from its egg. This baby chicken here still seems to be drowsy.: by laurenceaberia, Views[418]
         		 The feeding system at the Kuala Lumpur Bird Park is ingenious, because they pierce fresh fruits on tree branches for the birds to find . This encourages the birds to use their hunting skills. Here we see this little fella enjoying the sweet treat!: by laurenceaberia, Views[273]
         		 The Kuala Lumpur Bird Park provides a lot of opportunities for photographing wildlife. Take for instance this Cattle Egret. It stands like a statue on a fish pond while visitors are taking snaps of its beauty. : by laurenceaberia, Views[224]
     
    This Rainbow Lorikeet excitedly yet cautiously inches along the ledge where the visitors at the end of the it have food waiting for them. The Kuala Lumpur Bird Park gives you the chance to interact with the birds, and that's what makes all the difference.: by laurenceaberia, Views[511]
         		 At the top of the 272 steps lie the Batu cave temples and a time of shared worship, thanksgiving and celebration; and the fervent wish that the kavati has been deemed worthy enough to have a request granted. A life changing experience for all, devotee and witness alike. : by wheresphil, Views[315]
         		 Some carry enormous alters made of wood and metal and adorned with peacock feathers, these are also attached to the skin through small hooks. As well as constantly reminding the devotee of Lord Mururan a spear through the cheeks and tongue prevent any cries of suffering.: by wheresphil, Views[475]
         		 The devotee must the make the long, slow and painful walk from the area of preparation, carrying his or her kavati through the masses of people and slowly up the 272 steep and crowded stairs to the temple complex of Batu Caves.: by wheresphil, Views[315]
         		 After 48 days of prayer and fasting the devotee prepares his or her kavati. This can be as simple as carrying a pot of milk through to the embedding of hooks in the skin that are pulled on by a follower walking behind, or the carrying of a weighty alter adorned with peacock feathers that pull at hooks in the skin as the devotee is jostled through the crowds. It is mind boggling!: by wheresphil, Views[1497]
     
    A cacophony of drums and horns, chanting and singing and a thousand conversations in foreign tongues. The shadows from a thousand lights and raised torches. The smoke from charcoal fires, braziers and cigars. The smells of incense, frying meat and vegetables and the sweat of a few hundred thousand people crammed into the area at the base of the steps to Batu Caves. This is Thaipusam!: by wheresphil, Views[299]
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         		 These series of photos were taken at Kuala Lumpur Bird Park. There were peacocks throughout the park and I loved the texture as they spread their tails. : by xiwang, Views[202]
     
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         		 This free roaming elephant living in the little rainforest left in Borneo due to the destruction.: by my-scholarship-entry12, Views[222]
         		 palm oil is causing this majestic primate to lose their home and family and lowering their population.: by my-scholarship-entry12, Views[237]
         		 orangutan-man of the forest, the destruction of their habitat has caused these beautiful amiams in to rehab.: by my-scholarship-entry12, Views[230]
         		 long tailed macaque and its baby have adapted to being around humans and dont really find food for them self.: by my-scholarship-entry12, Views[236]
     
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    The Fisherman Village: by silversea, Views[230]
         		 Come back home when sunset come: by silversea, Views[232]
         		 look around from window: by silversea, Views[232]
         		 sew nets every evening: by silversea, Views[237]
         		 every morning prepare the bait for fishing: by silversea, Views[203]
     
    Trains can treat you to some wonderful sights: by globalgoose, Views[205]
         		 Children use the train to go to school from tiny vilages: by globalgoose, Views[228]
         		 Young and old alike peer out the open windows: by globalgoose, Views[239]
         		 My ticket and map for the journey: by globalgoose, Views[286]
         		 Starting the journey out of Kota Kinabalu: by globalgoose, Views[408]
     
    This was at a harbor before we got onto the boat, heading towards Hakone, famous for its Hot Springs. While my mum and aunty went shopping for souvenirs, I went around at the pier. It was so clean and beautiful, unlike anything I saw. Japan really takes pride in the way everything is structured and themed. It was a peaceful, bright and windy morning.: by xprince89, Views[204]
         		 In Kyoto, many areas had Shinto Shrines. Most of the religion there were of Shintoism. These big beautiful arches, mostly in red, were a transition into a sacred area. They're called a Torii. : by xprince89, Views[323]
         		 We were driving pass Tokyo heading to our next destination, and alongside the roads were many small castle and moats around them. Beautiful shaped, lucious green trees surrounded the castle, a sight to be seen.: by xprince89, Views[255]
         		 While walking pass Kyoto's beautiful Sagano Bamboo Forest there were many houses. What a beautiful entrance, compared to typical doors and windows. Even more, it is nearby the bamboo forest.: by xprince89, Views[611]
         		 Before heading to the top of the mountain to taste Japan's famous black eggs, many small buildings are seen. I am not fluent in Japanese, but by the sign on this shops entrance, this place sells beer and souveneir. Many tourist venture to Hakone for it's hot springs, cable cars and the black eggs.: by xprince89, Views[468]
     
    A herd of buffaloes taking a dip in a hot day. The buffaloes lives their day in a herd that moves, eat, bath and do everything together, a unity unsurpassed by other animal. Located in vicinity of Tiger Temple, Saiyok district of western Thailand.: by layboyzx, Views[251]
         		 A sanctuary for tigers. The monks and tigers lives in harmony in this sanctuary since it was founded in 1994. Tiger Temple located in Saiyok district of western Thailand.: by layboyzx, Views[528]
         		 A mother monkey looking out for her offspring after feeding it. The mother will hunt for for foods and feed their offspring before feeding themselves, a sign of unconditional love. Located in Batu Caves, Gombak district, Kuala Lumpur.: by layboyzx, Views[760]
         		 A baby shark on display after it was weighed and sold. Local shark delicacies symbolised the generosity of the host, one of the main factor that contributes to the extintion of the species. Located in a small port for fisherman in Sekinchan.: by layboyzx, Views[297]
         		 A farmer burning the remaining straws to fertilise their fields. For the sustainabilities of ones income at the price of others. Located in Sekinchan, one of the major rice producing areas of Malaysia.: by layboyzx, Views[304]
     
    A herd of buffaloes taking a dip in a hot day. The buffaloes lives their day in a herd that moves, eat, bath and do everything together, a unity unsurpassed by other animal. Located in vicinity of Tiger Temple, Saiyok district of western Thailand.: by layboyzx, Views[189]
         		 A mother monkey looking out for her offspring after feeding it. The mother will hunt for for foods and feed their offspring before feeding themselves, a sign of unconditional love. Located in Batu Caves, Gombak district, Kuala Lumpur.: by layboyzx, Views[458]
         		 A baby shark on display after it was weighed and sold. Local shark delicacies symbolised the generosity of the host, one of the main factor that contributes to the extintion of the species. Located in a small port for fisherman in Sekinchan.: by layboyzx, Views[187]
         		 A farmer burning the remaining straws to fertilise their fields. For the sustainabilities of ones income at the price of others. Located in Sekinchan, one of the major rice producing areas of Malaysia.: by layboyzx, Views[184]
         		 Hallway to my room.: by manorainjanluna, Views[211]
     
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