Nearly 10 percent of the Malaysia population are Indians, and they have made a great effort to preserve their heritage. One example is the Batu Cave, a limestone cave located 13 kilometres north of the Kuala Lumpur city Centre. It's used for Hindu festivals and pilgrimages. Each year in January and February as many as 80,000 pilgrims participate in the festival of Thaipusam.

Penang is famous for its beautiful beaches, but for they who want to dive in to the spiritual world, you have come to the right place. To find peace in your soul and enrich your life, the temples are something you shouldn't miss.

This article continues from Part 1. Read more about the spiritual life in Penang