Batu Caves, Kuala Lumpur

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Favorite thing: A striking aspect for Europeans in tropical cities is that, in spite of all the modernisation and development, Nature manages to make its way into the urban sprawl. Lots of tropical birds fly in the city gardens and even a community of macaques has made of the Batu Caves their home.

Favorite thing: The Dark Caves (or Batu Caves) is one of the few limestone caves in Malaysia. It is situated in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

It is a place of worship for the Hindus.

However, for those who are interested in caving and wants to know what exactly is caving, then, go to the Dark Caves. From March 2001, the Malaysia Nature Society started to provide adventure and educational tours to the general public and tourists (they only cater to school students last time).

It was a nice and memorbale experience for me. The adventure trip is FUN!!! Very FUN!!! My friends and I got all murky coz we need to crawl and slide in order to explore the cave.

For those who are interested, you may contact the Malaysia Nature Society for more information.

Fondest memory: CAVING!!!! The REAL thing, I mean. Great experience. Make an appointment with the MNS when you visit the caves.

Favorite thing: A small long-tailed macaque monkey ponders the meaning of his existance on this small lonely planet of ours...

Or maybe not, he may just be contenplating his next bowel movement... (hard to tell with monkeys...)

Favorite thing: Well, for those who visited KL and didn't visit Batu Caves because it's really tiring you have to get there because it's really worth it! I guess...for me though.. 272 steep steps is very tiring but then there were many of the visitors who go up there...maybe because they just want to take picture like me..=)

Anyhow, it was a great exerience!

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Favorite thing: One of my favourite things to visit is the Batu caves. They are on the outskirts of KL. It is a Hindu temple in a cave, at the top of a long, long, long flight of stairs. It can be quite exhausting to get up there, especially in warm weather but it is worth the effort. Watch out for the Monkeys, they can be quite aggressive (also cute).

Favorite thing: its just not tell everything,because the fear it beter.müslim country but modern.just go there..