The statue of goddess sri maha mariamman was lifted on to the chariot for the start of the chariot procession from the queen street temple to mark the end of the navarathiri festival.
GEORGE TOWN: Hundreds of devotees attended the chariot procession of the Goddess Sri Maha Mariamman at the Arulmigu Sri Mahamariamman Temple in Queen Street, which marked the end of the nine-day Navarathiri festival.
The 10th or final day of the festival is commonly referred to as Vijayadashami or Dussehra.
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The statue of goddess sri maha mariamman was lifted on to the chariot for the start of the chariot procession from the queen street temple to mark the end of the navarathiri festival.
The chariot was pulled by a motorised vehicle passing by several roads.
Devotees offering prayers as the statue of goddess maha mariamman was brought out and lifted on to the chariot just before the start of the procesison.
The brightly lit chariot with the goddess maha mariamman ready to leave the temple in queen street for the procession through several streets in penang to mark the end of the nine-day navarathiri festival.
