Batu Caves Travel Recommendations for 2024 (Updated in Jun)

Kuala Lumpur Batu Caves Travel Guide | With LRT Route

If you have a passion for colors, the Batu Caves are not to be missed! The rainbow stairs here are far more attractive to people than the Batu Caves themselves, drawing crowds of tourists every day. Honestly, if you love colors, the Batu Caves are undoubtedly a must-visit! After all, these caves are located on the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur, and most of the existing guides simply direct you to take a taxi there. I also spent 17 Malaysian Ringgit to get there by Grab taxi. However, when I was ready to take a taxi back, I unexpectedly discovered that there is an LRT train station here. You can easily commute by taking the KTM Seremban line light rail train (line 1 on the rail map), which is not only affordable but also avoids the hassle of traffic jams in the city. Here is the specific travel plan for everyone: 🚆 At the departure hall of KL Sentral station, buy a ticket at the KTM Komuter area through the self-service machine, or at the ticket window, with Batu Caves (Batu Caves) as the destination, which costs 2.6 Malaysian Ringgit. 🚞 After buying the ticket, scan the QR code on the ticket to enter the station, then follow the signs to platform 5 to wait for the train. This platform is dedicated to going to Batu Caves. 🛤 Take the train for 8 stops and arrive at the terminal station Batu Caves. After exiting the station, just follow the crowd, and you will reach the entrance about 300 meters away. ❤️ Warm tips: Seats on the LRT are not assigned, so feel free to sit anywhere. The carriages are relatively cool and clean. The train departure intervals vary between 30 to 60 minutes depending on the time of day, and you can check the departure times on Google Maps in advance. The front of the train is the ladies' carriage, so gentlemen, make sure you don't get on the wrong train. The train passes through Kuala Lumpur station, where you can also board. 💚 Special tips: Ladies must wear knee-length pants or long skirts, otherwise, you will have to buy a scarf on the spot for 15 Malaysian Ringgit. Don't tease the monkeys when climbing the stairs, and keep an eye on your bags.

Kuala Lumpur is a place that gets bombarded with questions, and it's a must-visit if you're here

Most people treat Kuala Lumpur as a transit city, but little do they know that these 7️⃣ spots in Kuala Lumpur are really photogenic, so don't miss out! 1️⃣Alva KL (Image 2) Located on the 99th floor of Scott Star KLCC An excellent spot to view the Twin Towers ㊙️The main thing is that it's really affordable, with main dishes averaging around 30+ per person, typical of good food at a good price, perfect for checking in, and the atmosphere instantly elevates your status! 2️⃣Batu Caves (Images 3.4.5) If you like colorful things, then head straight to Batu Caves, where the rainbow 🌈 stairs are really, really photogenic. And if the weather is good, you can capture the sun shining through the entrance of the cave. 3️⃣Jalan Tunku Putra (Image 6) This spot is not crowded, but it's also a great place to capture the Twin Towers and the Kuala Lumpur Tower. 4️⃣Rooftop of Lot 10 Shopping Centre (Images 7.8) You can capture both the Kuala Lumpur Tower and the monorail 🚈 in the same frame, and there's also a lawn on the rooftop where you can take photos of people swinging with the Kuala Lumpur Tower in the background, and it's not too crowded. 5️⃣Putrajaya Pink Mosque (Images 9.10) An absolutely beautiful pink fairy-tale castle 🏰, very photogenic. Inside, you can take pictures of the huge pink dome, and from across the river at keleb tasilk putrajaya, you can capture the full view of the pink mosque 🕌. 6️⃣Blue Mosque (Images 11.12.13.14) The largest mosque in Malaysia, just as photogenic as the pink one, and comparatively less crowded. 7️⃣Opposite the Twin Towers intersection (Images 15.16) Using a 0.5x wide-angle lens, you can capture long legs and the Twin Towers 🤫. 8️⃣Sleeping Lion Suites (Images 17.18) Highly recommended hotel, the rooftop infinity pool is also really unbeatable, very photogenic, mainly because this hotel really has a high cost performance, just over 200, with an infinity pool on the rooftop, and a fitness area. 9️⃣Village Park Restaurant (Nasi Lemak) The nasi lemak recommended by Hu Jing'an, all I can say is 'Baozi, go for it with your eyes closed.' This can be said to be the best nasi lemak I've had in Malaysia, bar none, mainly cheap and delicious, really too good. Finally, what I want to say to everyone is, don't just focus on checking in and taking photos, stop and slow down, take a look at the scenery around you, then look at the people you're playing with, maybe the beauty around you is even more beautiful, respect🫡

The Beautiful Batu Caves ✨

Batu Caves is a must-visit attraction anytime you find yourself in this area. Batu Caves famously known for its colourful stairs with 272 steps. After you climb up there is a beautiful Hindu temple and a beautiful limestone cave. Located in Gombak, Selangor, Batu Caves is easily accessible via public transportation such as KTM, you will stop at Batu Caves station. From this station you need to walk about 5 minutes to reach the entrance gate of Batu Caves. PS: don’t forget to take a picture with the birds near the entrance gate! its so iconic~ #kualalumpur #batucaves #temple #malaysia

Malaysia Visa-Free | 7 Days 6 Nights Off-the-Beaten-Path Itinerary Guide

Just got back from Malaysia, took an unusual off-the-beaten-path route, traveling north from Malacca to Penang, exploring and wandering along the way. Besides the cities with Southeast Asian charm, there was also the freedom of durian orchards. This visa-free country is really too tempting. Sharing a less-traveled route suitable for the whole family. · D1: Shanghai - Kuala Lumpur - Malacca D2: Malacca - Broga Orchard Hill (Durian Orchard) - Kuala Lumpur D3: Batu Caves - Ipoh Sunway Lost World of Tambun - Ipoh D4: Ipoh - Taiping Lake Gardens - Kuala Kurau - Penang D5: Penang Day Tour D6: Penang - Kuala Lumpur D7: Kuala Lumpur - Sepang HL Dragon Fruit Farm - Kuala Lumpur Airport - Shanghai · Penang: Compared to Kuala Lumpur, I prefer the world heritage site of Penang, which features a mix of Southeast Asian, Muslim, Chinese, and Indian architecture. The strong cultural atmosphere, interesting graffiti in the alleys, and the dazzling markets are all reasons why I like this old city. Although there are quite a few Michelin-starred restaurants in Penang, I still recommend saving some room in your stomach for the night market snacks! Malacca: Also a world heritage site, Malacca is a bit more colorful. After visiting the Baba-Nyonya Heritage Museum, I finally understood the origins of the Peranakans and learned more about the history of Zheng He's voyages to the Western Seas. Ipoh: Malaysia's little Guilin, a small town in the mountains, with lots of delicious food. Saw a Malayan tapir at the Sunway Lost World of Tambun in Ipoh! So cute~ Must Eat Durian: How can you come to Malaysia and not eat durian! The durians in Kuala Lumpur, the dragon fruits in Sepang, and the pomelos in Ipoh are all delicacies not to be missed~ Tips: 1. Malaysia is visa-free, with no time difference from China, and flights to Kuala Lumpur are very convenient. 2. There are super many wild animals, hornbills and monkeys can be seen in the parks. Please do not feed them randomly to protect the ecology.

klcc nice view must be come to kl again

puchong Kuala Lumpur nice dim sum must try

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Mercure Hotel Selayang

I stayed here for almost two weeks. This hotel is located near to Hospital Selayang and UiTM Selayang campus. There are Ninso and Eco shop nearby (1 minute walking distance) to shop around. Staff hotel was very friendly and always entertain your request. I had requested a private space to conduct my online class and they provided me a comfortable space within the hotel restaurant (Thank you very much Mr Shahril and frontdesk team)#Mercurehotelselayang

Adventurous Tour at Batu Caves Temple

Getting There - Use public transport called KTM, from KL Sentral to KTM Batu Caves. Then just walk around 5 minute to main gates. Attractions - visiting museum and feeding pigeon at ground floor, playing with monkey, 200+ colourful stairs, there also a temple inside the caves. amazing experience. Ramayana caves, Cathedral Caves and Cave Villa. Hotels - Sunway Putra Hotel Food & Restaurants - Farm Cafe Batu Caves Shopping - in front of the Batu Caves entrance there are many souvenirs for sale. #2023travelwish #tripblazers #awesomepic #couplestrip

Hindu temple next to Batu Cave

#klinsider Cave villa is an Indian temple located right next to Batu cave. Just inside of this villa, there are many places where you can take pictures. There is a small waterfall inside, a battery car you can rent for your children to have fun, specially trained parrots to taken some pictures, and aquarium. In addition, there are many statues in the interior of the cave, Indian mythological sculptures. You can read written texts and gain knowledge. If you have plan to come Batu Cave, you can also add here to your travelling places. The entrance fee is 4 ringgit. #travelinspiration #kualalumpur #batucaves #temple #kl #malaysia

Beautiful Batu Caves Temple

Its main attraction is the large statue of the Hindu God at the entrance, besides a steep 272 climb up its steps to finally view the stunning skyline of the city centre. a 113-year-old temple, along with an interesting array of Hindu artwork and shrines... The Batu Caves are certainly worth visiting, and I think they're one of the best things to do in Kuala Lumpur. There's something adventurous about climbing the steps into the cavern, plus the cultural aspects are also fascinating.

Amazing view of caves villa

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everything was perfect..i love this hotel will repeat againn🥰

The room is quiet and clean. The location is good.The most thing i like was the toilet and the Room was very very spacious and clean

Ramayana Caves Malaysia

Uncover the Wonders: Visit Ramayana Caves, Malaysia! Embark on a thrilling journey of myth and spirituality at the enchanting Ramayana Caves in Malaysia. Nestled amidst lush greenery, these magnificent caves offer a captivating experience for adventurers and culture enthusiasts alike. Step into a realm of ancient legends as you explore the intricate cave temples adorned with vibrant murals depicting scenes from the Indian epic, Ramayana. Marvel at the skillful craftsmanship and attention to detail that brings these tales to life, immersing you in a world of gods, heroes, and mythical creatures. Feel a sense of tranquility as you wander through the dimly lit chambers, adorned with ornate statues and flickering oil lamps. Experience the spiritual energy that permeates the air, creating a serene and meditative ambiance. Beyond the caves, embrace the natural beauty that surrounds you. Take a leisurely stroll through the lush gardens, breathe in the fresh air, and soak in the serenity of the natural landscape. Visiting the Ramayana Caves is an opportunity to delve into the rich cultural heritage of Malaysia and immerse yourself in the captivating tales of the Ramayana. Be prepared to be awed by the beauty, history, and spirituality that await you in this extraordinary destination. #ramayanacaves #Malaysia #hiddengemMalaysia #placetogo #traveller

Adventurous Tour at Batu Caves Temple

Getting There - Use public transport called KTM, from KL Sentral to KTM Batu Caves. Then just walk around 5 minute to main gates. Attractions - visiting museum and feeding pigeon at ground floor, playing with monkey, 200+ colourful stairs, there also a temple inside the caves. amazing experience. Ramayana caves, Cathedral Caves and Cave Villa. Hotels - Sunway Putra Hotel Food & Restaurants - Farm Cafe Batu Caves Shopping - in front of the Batu Caves entrance there are many souvenirs for sale. #2023travelwish #tripblazers #awesomepic #couplestrip