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Taoists make annual pilgrimages to the Tua Pekong Temple during the ninth lunar month, while Muslims visit Kramat Kusu. At the top of the rugged hillock on Kusu Island stands three kramats (or holy shrines of Malay saints). Many devotees will climb the 152 steps leading to the kramats to pray for wealth, good marriage, good health and harmony. The shrines are also popular with childless couples who would pray for children.
credits: Kusu or Turtle Island
dad and mum are at this island this morning
coming sg and various places to bai bai
we are heading to bugis "guan yin" temple to meet them later
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