Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Diaries 1: Petronas Twin Towers, KLCC Park and Batu Caves . Hi guys! Do you feel like going to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia today and in the next two days

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The next Day, our Day 2 in Malaysia – We woke up so early and decided to visit the famous Batu Caves , they say that you’ve never been to KL if you didn’t visit Batu Caves . Batu Caves is a limestone hill that has a series of …

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I am trying to decide whether to go ahead with this itinerary or not – I desperately want to squeeze in a day trip to KL and I'm sure people will say I'm crazy but I may never get the chance again.

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Climbing the 272 steps up to the mouth of the Batu Caves is worth it once you see view from the top.

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Second day of our KL trip was all about the Petronas and making sure we get to go up the Skybridge and experience the view from there. It was a Sunday and since we were to leave on Wednesday morning and the Petronas …

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The Batu Caves , on the other hand, are by far the most popular natural tourist attractions in Kuala Lumpur.

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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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After the Batu Caves we went to the Lake Gardens which was full of all kinds of unusual plants and trees including this weird toadstool looking tree. There were off shoots to smaller parks and gardens, even a deer park where …

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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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