From A Wooden Shack In Gombak Lane To A Temple Serving 2,000 Devotees: The 105-Year Story Of KL’s Shree Lakshmi Narayan Mandir
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What began as a small wooden temple established by the Gujarati community in Gombak Lane has grown into a major Navratri gathering in Kuala Lumpur, drawing thousands of devotees as the 105-year-old temple continues to expand. (SAYS, 11:05)
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What began as a small wooden temple established by the Gujarati community in Gombak Lane has grown into a major Navratri gathering in Kuala Lumpur, drawing thousands of devotees as the 105-year-old temple continues to expand.
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