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Quote: The Batu Caves are holes located in a limestone rock formation (batu means rock), towering 100m out of the surrounding plains and thus visible from quite a distance. The place was already long known to local Orang Asli tribes, but was only... Read the full Batu Caves review
From journal The Modern Capital of Malaysia
Quote: Frankly, I found the Batu Caves disappointing. After reading all about them in the guidebook, we were excited to go, but the caves themselves are not all that interesting. If you are interested in the Hindu aspect of the caves or want to go for the... Read the full Batu Caves review
From journal Five Days in Malaysia
Quote: An absolute must for everyone experiencing Kuala Lumpur, the Batu Caves is a set of huge cathedral-like caverns in limestone hills just north of Kuala Lumpur. The magnificent natural formation have been converted to a Hindu temple and it will leave... Read the full Batu Caves review
From journal Muddy flats of Kuala Lumpur
Quote: The temples in Batu Caves are a must-see if you are in KL. They are situated in a large limestone formation that rises abruptly from the cultivated and urban areas north of the city, and this magnificent location is what makes the complex... Read the full Batu Caves review
From journal Metropol with a friendly face
Quote: It is crowded and a little dirty, but really cool. It is the most fascinating cave you will ever see. The Hindu art/temples are beautiful to see and the monkeys are great, if you have kids along they will love it. The shopping is full of inscense,... Read the full Batu Caves review
From journal Must see stopover-Kuala Lumpur