Batu Caves
Batu Caves is a limestone hill housing a series of caves and cave temples, particularly the massive golden statue of Lord Murugan and the colorful staircase. The attraction here include The Temple Cave, Statue of Lord Murugan stands at 43 metres tall and rich southern India Hinduism cultures. Since it's a religious site, do dress modestly - all skirts have to cover below the knees. Be mindful of Monkeys roaming freely here. The entry of the main Temple Cave is free. In a hot and humid weather, the chilled coconut water is your top choice !
Tours That Go to Batu Caves
Half Day Batu Caves & Rustic Countryside
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Welcome to an unforgettable day of adventure, nature & culture ! Explore the iconic Batu Caves and be amazed by the towering 42-meter golden statue of Lord Murugan and if you accept the challenge to climb the colorful 272 steps into ancient limestone caves filled with Hindu temples and shrines.
Next, head to a unique local village where three main ethnic - the Malay, Chinese & Indian - Despite having differences in rituals and beliefs, people live together in harmony.
...Read moreExplore Beyond the Urban City
Welcome to an unforgettable day of adventure, nature & culture ! Explore the iconic Batu Caves and be amazed by the towering 42-meter golden statue of Lord Murugan and if you accept the challenge to climb the colorful 272 steps into ancient limestone caves filled with Hindu temples and shrines.
Next, head to a unique local village where three main ethnic - the Malay, Chinese & Indian - Despite having differences in rituals and beliefs, people live together in harmony.
Stop at Batek Gallery, as the saying goes, "In every line of wax and burst of color... there lies a story. A heritage. A nation's soul." Batek drawing is more than an art - it's a living tradition, passed down through generations - it's our national treasure. Because when we draw batik, we draw the story of us all.
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