Ipoh temples a picture of calm with customary Thaipusam celebrations scaled down

By MANJIT KAUR

Nation
Tuesday, 18 Jan 2022
12:07 PM MYT

IPOH: Thaipusam celebrations here proceeded on a moderate scale on Tuesday (Jan 18).

Without kavadis and refreshment stalls, it was a quiet affair where devotees came, offered milk, prayed to Lord Muruga, and left.

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Tags / Keywords: Thaipusam , Ipoh , Quiet , Kavadi , Refreshments , Milk Pots , Sri Maha Mariamman Temple , Sri Subramaniar Temple , Devotees

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