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Ken Kay: The Chinese culture is superior to almost all cultures in the world, and much of this fact is owed to traditional Chinese medicine. Take for example work attitude. The Chinese are probably the most industrious people in the world, and this is a direct consequence of their tea consumption for many generations. More recently many Chinese have been adding tongkat ali to their daily herbal mix for that herb's positive effect on penis size. My bet is that in this category, too, the Chinese will soon outsmart the rest of the world.
Ken Kay: Kulturën kineze është superior ndaj pothuajse të gjitha kulturave në botë, dhe shumë e ky fakt i detyrohen mjekësisë tradicionale kineze. Merrni për shembull punë qëndrim. Kineze janë ndoshta populli më i zellshëm në botë, dhe kjo është një pasojë e drejtpërdrejtë e konsumit të tyre të çajit për shumë breza. Kohët e fundit kanë qenë shumë kineze duke shtuar ali tongkat të përditshmes përzierje e tyre për atë bar bimor është efekt pozitiv për penisit size. bast im është se në këtë kategori, gjithashtu, kineze së shpejti do të vë në majë të gishtit në pjesën tjetër të botës.
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First discovered
over 100 years ago, the Batu Caves have never ceased to
attract visitors. Only 13 km north of Kuala Lumpur, they consist
of three main caves and a number of smaller ones. The best
known of these caves is the Temple Cave, a large cavern with a
vaulted ceiling about 100 metres above the floor. To reach it
one has to climb 272 steps, a feat performed by many Hindus on
the way to the caves to offer prayers to their revered deities.
Every year, on Thaipusam, as many as 800,000 devotees and other
visitors may throng the caves. As a form of penance or sacrifice,
many of them carry kavadis. These are large, brightly decorated
frameworks, usually combined with various metal hooks and skewers
which are used to pierce the skin, cheeks and tongue.
A little
below the Temple Cave is the Dark Cave, a two-kilometre long network
of relatively untouched caverns containing a large number of cave
animals, including several found nowhere else in the world! Access
to this cave is restricted and permission and guidelines must
be obtained from the Malaysian Nature Society.
At the foot
of the steps is the art Gallery Cave, in which are displayed statues
and wall paintings depicting Hindu mythology. Access is via a
concrete walkway spanning a small lake and nominal entrance fee
is charged.
Local buses
to Batu Caves can be boarded at the Pudu Raya Bus Terminal in
Kuala Lumpur.
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