Renowned for being of Kuala Lumpur’s most frequented visitor attractions, the Batu Caves is a limestone hill comprised of three large caves and numerous small ones, rising 100 metres above the ground. The caves  …

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A Married Couple &amp; Their Travels: Exploring the <b>Batu Caves</b>

One day I’m munching on red velvet cupcakes at Chanel and the next I’m channeling Jane Goodall while chasing after macaques at Batu Caves . The unpredictability of the road is by far the best part of travel

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Larkie @ Large » Monkeying Around <b>Batu Caves</b>

Besides the good food and shopping in Kuala Lumpur, visitors to the Malaysia state capital can also take a short day trip to Batu Caves (13 kilometres north of the city). The Batu Caves is one of the most popular Hindu shrine  …

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Climbing 272 Steps of Kuala Lumpur <b>Batu Caves</b> for Temple Cave <b>…</b>

Batu Caves is famed for the annual celebration of Thaipusam, taking place early in the year (January/February) to mark the gifting of a vel (spear) by Parvati, the wife of Shiva, to her son Murugan, created by Shiva from the  …

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The temples of Batu Caves | Lil & Destinations…

Batu Caves is a limestone hill which features a series of caves and cave temples. It is located just outside of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

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Picture of the Day: The Temple Cave of Batu «TwistedSifter

Dozens of macaque monkeys ushered visitors up the 272-step staircase to the Temple Cave on top of the hill. Actually, saying that they were "ushering" woul.

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Batu Caves – Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia | The Poor Traveler

The Hindu temple of the Batu Caves in Malaysia is one of the top rated sacred sites for the Hindus all around the lovely planet. The temple attracts more than 1 million pilgrims annually.

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The Hindu temple of the Batu Caves in Malaysia

Today is our last day in Malaysia before we leave to Thailand. I've been wanting to check out Batu Caves , a serious of Hindu limestone cave temples and shrines located about 13km north of Kuala Lumpur.

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Exploring Batu Caves- Malaysia | MUDITA मुदित

Even though the Batu Caves had been known about for a long time it was only when they were discovered by British Colonial authorities, following their noses to the wafting smell of bat guano, that they became popular as a …

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Life in Batu Caves « Rambling About

Even though the Batu Caves had been known about for a long time it was only when they were discovered by British Colonial authorities, following their noses to the wafting smell of bat guano, that they became popular as a  …

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Life in <b>Batu Caves</b> | Rambling About