I rested for a little bit and then headed to the Batu Caves . Within the last couple years they've added a rail line that goes right out there from KL Sentral so it was very easy to get there

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Kuala Lumpur Day 1: Batu Caves | Lindsey's Travels

Hi there, soon we will be releasing an ebook of Batu Caves temple and it will be created for tourists who visits the temple everyday.

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On Monday, after having our lunch, my parents drove us to Batu Caves , and it was my first time there as well. I don't really like caves as I hate monkeys and bats.

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Kuala Lumpur is not particularly known for having many major attractions, but the Batu Caves is one of them, so we had to go. Caro and I hopped on the city train and arrived 30 minutes later at this famed spot. Another thing  …

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Kuala Lumpur: Lunch at the Batu Caves | Lisa the Road Warrior

Batu Caves is the main attraction of Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia. It would seem that it's one of the Hindu shrines situated outside India.

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Ahmed Jaouadi: Batu Caves

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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Batu Cave Monkeys – Tips to Avoid Mishaps | What Boundaries Travel

Batu Caves is a sacred place and a place for religious gathering of mostly Hindus and Indians. It is located approximately 11 kilometers to the north of Kuala Lumpur.

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Our WANDERful JouRnEy!: Stairways to Batu Caves

Many years ago the Malaysian Bat Conservation Research Unit developed an outreach role-play activity called “Saving Batu Caves ” (which you can download from this page). In the activity, participants represented different  …

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SEABCRU » Bat Killing at Batu Caves, Malaysia

He said under the Wildlife Conservation Act 2010, it was an offence to harm indigenous wildlife in any location, adding that at least 10 species of bats were living in some of the 20 caves in Batu Caves . “The area where Cave  ..

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