Malaysia's Biggest Hindu Temple - Batu Caves Tour
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In this Video, #AmitBhawani takes you on a Tour of #BatuCaves in #KualaLumpur. Do LIKE & Share if you appreciate this Video & Comment below if you have ever been on a Heli Ride in your life earlier.
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Today we take you on a tour to Batu Caves, which is 10 km away from KL Sentral. You can easily reach here, while we took a Cab that cost us 20 MYR that translates to Rs 400. You can also reach through the local metro and the buses.
This is dedicated to Lord Murugan & the temple is made of limestone which is said to be around 400 millions years old. The main attraction here is the 140 feet statue which looks beautiful and tall and is visible from a far distance.
Once you reach, there is no tickets and you can directly start entering the cave by claiming the colourful 272 steps that are little tiring but once you see the energy around you easily climb these. Also you are accompanied by hundreds of monkeys that come close to pick up some snacks if you are carrying but its not suggested to feed them.
Once you reach the cave you will find three temples along with a refreshments shop in case you missing bringing water and are also tired climbing the stairs. It took us just 12 minutes to reach the top and then we could enter the temples. The caves have an amazing height with dark interiors and water dripping at a few places.
Overall its a silent space and you can spend a hour or two while having fun with the monkeys. Its a recommend place to visit if you are planning to visit Kuala Lumpur.
music by Dyalla Swain dyalla
Today we take you on a tour to Batu Caves, which is 10 km away from KL Sentral. You can easily reach here, while we took a Cab that cost us 20 MYR that translates to Rs 400. You can also reach through the local metro and the buses.
This is dedicated to Lord Murugan & the temple is made of limestone which is said to be around 400 millions years old. The main attraction here is the 140 feet statue which looks beautiful and tall and is visible from a far distance.
Once you reach, there is no tickets and you can directly start entering the cave by claiming the colourful 272 steps that are little tiring but once you see the energy around you easily climb these. Also you are accompanied by hundreds of monkeys that come close to pick up some snacks if you are carrying but its not suggested to feed them.
Once you reach the cave you will find three temples along with a refreshments shop in case you missing bringing water and are also tired climbing the stairs. It took us just 12 minutes to reach the top and then we could enter the temples. The caves have an amazing height with dark interiors and water dripping at a few places.
Overall its a silent space and you can spend a hour or two while having fun with the monkeys. Its a recommend place to visit if you are planning to visit Kuala Lumpur.
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