Are there any risk going to Batu Caves ? My answer is “Yes!”. The steps are treacherous, the wind is strong and the Monkeys are crazy!.

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We crawled climbed all 272 steps up the Batu Caves together, visited hawker centers, saw the Petronas Towers, ate breakfast, lunch and dinner together… visited exhibits that we had no interest in what-so-ever, saw temples, …

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After finally being able to sleep properly in our comfy hotel beds, we walked to the nearby mall and had lunch before visiting the Batu Caves (conquered the 272 steps!) and the Thean Hou temple. We then had our last supper ..

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for the second day, i brought them to batu caves .

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A few minutes away from Pasar Seni through KTM Komuter, spend only RM4 and to get to the Batu Caves . It is probably indeed one of the most popular Hindu shrine outside India as the visitors we were with are mostly from the Patel clan, …

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Kuala Lumpur in One Day | Where Have You Been Lately?

Another of Kuala Lumpur's most visited attractions are the Batu Caves , seven miles north of the city and one of the most popular and worshipped Hindu shrines outside of India.

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Malaysia: Petronas Towers, Genting Highlands & Batu Caves . Petronas Towers. We went back to the hotel at around 8pm and rested for two hours before going to the bus terminal

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