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Thaipusam is a key Hindu ceremony that is held each year during the full moon in the tenth month of the Hindu calendar. Thai falling from mid-January to mid-February in the Gregorian Calendar. It is marked in Malaysia by a public holiday.
Thaipusam Festival in Malaysia
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Thaipusam is a key Hindu ceremony that is held each year during the full moon in the tenth month of the Hindu calendar. Thai falling from mid-January to mid-February in the Gregorian Calendar. It is marked in Malaysia by a public holiday.
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Thaipusam is a key Hindu ceremony that is held each year during the full moon in the tenth month of the Hindu calendar. Thai falling from mid-January to mid-February in the Gregorian Calendar. It is marked in Malaysia by a public holiday.
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Thaipusam is a key Hindu ceremony that is held each year during the full moon in the tenth month of the Hindu calendar. Thai falling from mid-January to mid-February in the Gregorian Calendar. It is marked in Malaysia by a public holiday.
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Thaipusam is a key Hindu ceremony that is held each year during the full moon in the tenth month of the Hindu calendar. Thai falling from mid-January to mid-February in the Gregorian Calendar. It is marked in Malaysia by a public holiday.
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Thaipusam is a key Hindu ceremony that is held each year during the full moon in the tenth month of the Hindu calendar. Thai falling from mid-January to mid-February in the Gregorian Calendar. It is marked in Malaysia by a public holiday.
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Thaipusam is a key Hindu ceremony that is held each year during the full moon in the tenth month of the Hindu calendar. Thai falling from mid-January to mid-February in the Gregorian Calendar. It is marked in Malaysia by a public holiday.
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Thaipusam is a key Hindu ceremony that is held each year during the full moon in the tenth month of the Hindu calendar. Thai falling from mid-January to mid-February in the Gregorian Calendar. It is marked in Malaysia by a public holiday.
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Thaipusam is a key Hindu ceremony that is held each year during the full moon in the tenth month of the Hindu calendar. Thai falling from mid-January to mid-February in the Gregorian Calendar. It is marked in Malaysia by a public holiday.
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