For our second outing in KL we hopped on a ridiculously cheap train and made our way over to the stunning Batu caves . When you get off the train you're immediately greeted by a huge statue: With another colossal statute  …

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While our visit to Kuala Lumpur we had chance to see beautiful Batu Caves – limestone hills with plenty of caves and cave temples few kilometers away from capital city of Malaysia. Entrance is free. Only 272 stairs might be  …

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Troy and I have gone to Batu Caves several times since we first moved here. Our first time was on October 6th, a week after we arrived in Malaysia. It's so amazing walking around the corner and seeing this massive statue.

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The Batu Caves (13km North of downtown KL), are a series of Limestone caves which have been anexed with temples, the most important shrine being dedicated to Murugan, the God of War and Victory.

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The Batu Caves are a series of limestone caves and cave temples about 8 miles outside of Kuala Lumpur. You can get there by catching a train from Sentral Kuala Lumpur train station, and it is free to enter the main caves.

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The Batu Caves are a series of limestone caves and cave temples about 8 miles outside of Kuala Lumpur. You can get there by catching a train from Sentral Kuala Lumpur train station, and it is free to enter the main caves.

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Part 1: Batu Caves, Malaysia | My Due Time

Today we ventured away from the comforts of our hotel and took a trip to Batu Caves . Instead of taking a cab, we opted for public transport.

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