Batu Caves Monkey Just a short train ride from bustling Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia are the Batu Caves . Known mainly for their significance as a Hindu holy shrine.

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A temple deep in the Batu caves . 0 · admin October 04, 2013

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By Nemanja Bjedov. Marcos Baghdatis, a finalist at the Malaysian Open in 2011, and the fourth-seeded Austrian Jurgen Melzer, took time out on Sunday to visit the Batu Caves , a limestone hill with a series of caves and cave  ..

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The train then was like heaven. The air-con is turned up very high but doesn't make you freezing That's why, when we arrived at the Batu Caves , I'd almost have liked to stay on the train and just ride back and forth

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While Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia is a modern city and home to big city lights and the Petronas Towers, it's the Batu Caves and temples that give a feel of the true history and culture of this amazing country. The Batu Caves is a limestone hill  …

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My last post on the walk up to the Batu Caves . The interior of the caves is beautiful. Guess the pictures says more than words.

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GENTING HIGHLANDS FREE BATU CAVES TOUR. At 2,000 metres above sealevel, this Hill Resort nestled on a mountain peak has a cool crisp getaway

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Malaysia – Walk up to the Batu Caves (2).

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In 2011, MNS had submitted a document to the Selangor government proposing the set-up of a Batu Caves Management Committee to oversee management of the reserve, as there was no common platform for the existing  …

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Who would have thought that my first visit to the infamous Batu Caves would be to photograph Alex & Claudia's Tying Thali ceremony. Nope, we did not have to go up the 272 steps.

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Alexander & Claudia – Tying Thali at the Batu Caves Temple