More than 100 volunteers participated and took up to 2 and a half days to paint the stairs in a myriad colour.
It is so pretty that it totally transform the whole view no matter which angle you look at.
The newly painted staircase is absolutely gorgeous and has attracted many from different places to irresistibly pay a visit to this tourist hotspot.
It is greatly increase the number of tourist and the visitor that would go up the 272 staircase which leading to the entrance of the Sri Subramaniar Swamy Temple that is commonly known in white and red colours that are associated with most of the Hindu temples.
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However, visitors of the renowned temple received a pleasant surprise that could only be described as a feast for the eyes right after the sombre stairs case were transformed into an Instagram, Facebook worthy background with a myriad of colours seemingly overnight.
The stunning paint job done in a gradient pattern and became the talk of the town after a photos of it was posted online by Sri Maha Mariamman Temple Devasthanam board member, Seenivasan Rajoo.
Sethupathy said in preparation of the Kumbhabhishekham in Batu Caves, major renovations amounting up to RM5.5 million took place from as early as this year.
“We derived the money from donations and contributions from the temple.
“Renovations include the building of three layers of Gopuras at the entrance and also at the temple above.
“There was no cost involved when it comes to the painting of the staircase. For the stairs, we had some leftover paint from the painting jobs of the temples. So, we painted the stairs with the leftover paint,” he said.
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