Have you ever heard of a temple with stripes? The Sri Veeramakaliaman Temple here in Jelutong, Penang, sports a unique wall painted in vibrant stripes of red and white. It’s quite a sight! This small Hindu temple sits at the northern end of Ipoh Lane. I stumbled upon the Sri Veeramakaliaman Temple one weekend while heading to the Jelutong Market for breakfast. The striking colors immediately caught my eye. Beyond the striped walls, the sanctuary itself is a vibrant blue, adorned with multi-colored sculptures of Hindu gods. A lion statue stands guard at the entrance, a silent protector of this sacred space. The Sri Veeramakaliaman Temple is dedicated to the goddess Kali. This name, “Sri Veeramakaliamman,” is actually quite common for Hindu temples dedicated to Kali. There are even other temples with the same name, like the one in Gelugor and another in Singapore. But this particular Sri Veeramakaliaman Temple holds its own unique charm here in the heart of Jelutong.
Центральный дом работников искусств
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