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#eatlikealocal Kuala Lumpur, where every bite tells a story and every flavour takes you on a journey. 🌆✨ From the steps of Batu Caves with its vibrant Indian cuisine to the nostalgic street carts serving childhood favourites, here’s a list of everything I ate in this city of endless culinary delights: * Indian Food @ Batu Caves: A feast for the senses, where spices meet spirituality. * Pandan Coconut Ice Cream @ Ching Ching Cafe: A refreshing twist of local flavors that’ll make your heart sing. * Shin Lee Beef Noodles: Dive into a bowl of soul-soothing goodness. * Nasi Lemak @ Luck Bros Kopi: The national dish with a twist, every bite a revelation. * Banana Leaf Curry: A symphony of flavors served on a leaf - be prepared to try eating with your hands! * Chicken Wings & Hokkien Mee @ Wong Ah Wah: A duo that promises to dazzle your taste buds and leave you craving more. * Kaya Ball @ Suria KLCC Childhood Cart: Sweet, comforting, and bursting with nostalgia. #uncoveringcities #KualaLumpurEats #MalaysiaFoodie #CulinaryJourney #StreetFoodLove #KLCC #BatuCaves #LocalDelights #FoodExploration #TasteOfMalaysia #TravelTastes #GastronomicAdventure

#traveldiaries A must-visit spots when you’re in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 🇲🇾 1. KLCC PARK (View of Petronas Tower) 2. Chinatown 🏮 3. Wilyah Mosque 🕌 4. Kuala Lumpur Tower 5. Batu Caves 6. The Face Suites Airbnb 7. Deepblue Bar 8. Breakfast Theives 9. Jalan Petaling 10. Malaya Garden Cafe ✨Follow @kennababe_ for more travel recos!✨ #kualalumpur #malaysia #petronastower #batucaves

#summerdestinations The Batu Caves in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, are a fascinating site with both cultural and natural significance. Inside the Batu Caves, you'll find a series of caves and cave temples set within a limestone hill. Here's what you can expect: ▪️Temple Cave (Main Cave): This is the largest and most prominent cave, home to a major Hindu temple complex. It features impressive statues and shrines dedicated to Hindu deities, with a large golden statue of Lord Murugan (a Hindu deity) prominently displayed at the entrance. 🖤Dark Cave: This cave is known for its natural formations and is a popular spot for eco-tourism and adventure tours. It's a guided tour that takes you through a variety of unique rock formations and offers insights into the cave’s geology and ecosystem. 🛕Museum Cave: Located next to the Temple Cave, this cave serves as a museum and art gallery showcasing Hindu artifacts and religious art. 🕉️Vedic Cave: An additional cave that includes some newer religious shrines and spaces for meditation and prayer. 🦇Bat Caves: While not as prominently visited as the others, the caves are home to various species of bats and other wildlife, adding to the site's ecological diversity. 📍Where: Batu Caves, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 🇲🇾 #BatuCaves #KualaLumpur #TravelMalaysia #HinduTemples #ExploreKL #CaveTemples #MalaysiaTravel #AdventureAwaits

#temples This was the most impressive thing about Kuala Lumpur. Sure there is the food and the bukit bintang area, over crowded tourist traps like jalan alor and high rises etc. But this temple site was something else. I mean it’s literally a giant, golden statue next to a rainbow themed staircase leading to Hindu temples inside limestone caves. How bizarre and artistic at the same time. The sheer size of the statue is overwhelming. While it is an easy trip from Kuala Lumpur city. The hike up the stairs can be a bit of a workout and leave your legs sore. For me, I was glad i went there. I didn't know much about it. So it was a learning experience in that sense. But it’s also a beautiful sight to see and experience for yourself. The limestone looks as though it’s dripping off the cliff wall, the statue of Lord Murugan looks even more massive in person, and the steps and temples as colorful as the rainbow. Dress accordingly, I believe it requires that your knees be covered. Also keep the weather in mind. It can get very hot in malaysia during summer. The ride here was on the KTM train which was cheap and comfortable. Otherwise there are bus tours or private taxi options as well. Lastly, this is a free activity! No entrance fees or such. #temples #batucaves #cuti²malaysia #kuala_lumpur #summerdestinations #100waysoftravel

#themeparks #100waysoftravel #malaysiatrip #kualalumpur First off, you have to visit the Petronas Twin Towers- this magnificent beauty looks even more beautiful when it’s lit up at night. #petronastwintowers Second, you have to eat at #jalanalor. The food street has a variety of interesting and viral foods like Tanghulu and Jackfruit Sticky rice. #bukitbintang Third, the colorful stairs of #batucaves makes for the perfect insta worthy pictures. Beware of the monkeys tho. The cave is a popular shrine for Hindu devotees. Fourth, #gentinghighlands where there are theme parks and casino to try your luck at. And also shop at the Premium outlets.#gentinghighlandpremiumoutlet Fifth, Chinatown where you can shop and eat local foods at Petaling Street & Central Market. You can also spot the second tallest building in the world - Merdeka 118. #chinatown #merdeka118

#100waysoftravel Batu caves in Kuala Lumpur, a top tourist destination for thousands of people! Outside the famous golden statue, followed by the rainbow stairs leading to the caves. The steep staircase is a sight to behold as there are many monkeys begging for a snack. For an opportunity to have an up close and personal selfie with a monkey, take fruit or nuts as snacks to feed them. They are used to human interaction. In season it is possible to see a mother holding a baby, and some baby monkeys roaming on their own. The best facial expressions can be captured! This is one of the most photographed landmarks other than the twin towers in Kuala Lumpur. #summervacation #summerdestinations #historicallandmarks #localguides #familytrip #trip #instatravel #kualalumpur #batucaves #bucketlist

Kuala Lumpur's famous attraction #batucaves is located in the town of Batu Caves in the north of Kuala Lumpur. It also has a well-known name #batucaves. At first glance, Batu Caves may sound like the lair of demons and monsters in Journey to the West. In fact, it is one of the famous Hindu holy places, worshiping room Jiantuo, and is the centerpiece of the Thaipusam festival in Malaysia. Batu Caves is a limestone hill with a series of caves and temples. Outside the cave stands a golden, majestic statue of Shijantuo, and a colorful rainbow staircase leading to the cave, with a total of 272 steps. Wild crab-eating macaques and pigeons appear from time to time along the way. Like the monkeys in Chaishan, Kaohsiung, they will grab food and sit on the steps to stare at you! The Hindu temples are all colorful and extremely magnificent, and they go well with the rainbow stairs and peacock statues. The cave is made of limestone and is extremely hot and humid, making people sweat! Fortunately, the cave is quite ventilated, otherwise we really wouldn't be able to stay for long. #MalaysiaFreeTravel #Kuala Lumpur Attractions

Easily accessible from the heart of Kuala Lumpur, the Batu Caves are a must-visit destination! 🇲🇾 To get there, you can take the KTM Komuter train from KL Sentral station, which will drop you right at the Batu Caves station in just 30 minutes. 🚄 Once you arrive, prepare to be wowed by the sheer scale and vivid colors of this natural wonder. The iconic 272 rainbow-hued steps leading up to the main cave entrance are an Instagram dream! 📸 And inside the massive limestone caverns, you'll find intricate Hindu shrines adorned with vibrant statues and decorations. 🙏 It's an assault on the senses in the best way possible - I couldn't stop snapping photos of every stunning detail. If you're visiting KL, carve out half a day to explore the Batu Caves. You won't regret it! ✨ #BatuCaves #KualaLumpur #Malaysia #ColorfulTravel #NatureTravel

#Southeast Asia Travel Hello :) I will list places worth visiting in ‘Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia’, which is relatively inexpensive compared to other Southeast Asian countries. 1️⃣ Masjid Negara ⏰ 09:00~12:00 / 14:00~17:00 (Closed on Saturdays and Sundays) 📍 Jalan Perdana, Tasik Perdana, 50480 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 📌 Entrance fee: Free // Women wearing chador The Kuala Lumpur National Mosque opened in 1965 and is a symbol of Islam in Malaysia. There is a separate prayer time, so you can enter outside of that time. Women must wear a chador when entering and must also wear a hat to keep their hair from being visible. When entering the National Mosque, you must enter barefoot, and it is located in the city center, so it is a good place to visit by Grab. 2️⃣ Batu Caves 📍Gombak, 68100 Batu Caves, Selangor, Malaysia 📌 Women's clothing restrictions O This is a cave that houses the Hindu holy male god Murugan. It is home to the 42.7m tall Murugan, and it is even more magnificent when you see it in person. It is a place where you can go up and down the 272 steps next to Murugan to repent for your past, present, and future sins, so many people go up and down the stairs. Batu Caves is located near downtown Kuala Lumpur, so I recommend visiting by Grab. 📌 Petronas Twin Towers: Grab 25 min 📌 Bukit Bintang: Grab 25 min 3️⃣ Sri Shakti Temple sri shakti ⏰ 7:00~12:00 // 17:00~21:00 📍 Jalan Kuala Selangor, Bukit Rotan, 45700 Bukit Rotan, Selangor, Malaysia 📌 Free admission, no shorts or skirts that show your knees, no photos inside Shakti Temple, a Hindu temple, does not allow photos inside and you must enter barefoot. Inside, locals are reciting prayers, and the unique incense and burning scent coming from the temple felt exotic and new. The interior of the building is really cool. I went on the Kuala Lumpur Premium Banbulti Tour, and if you are thinking of a tour, be sure to take a photo of the exterior building at Shakti Temple. 4️⃣ Sultan Abdul Samad Building (Bangunan Sultan Abdul Samad) 📍Jln Raja, Kuala Lumpur City Centre, 50050 Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia The exotic building you can see in Kuala Lumpur, ‘Sultan Abdul Samad Building’, is located in front of Merdeka Square, so you can take pictures with the green grass. You can enter the building, and the admission fee is free. It would be nice to also visit the Kuala Lumpur National Mosque near Sultan Abdul Samad Building. 5️⃣ KLCC Park Taman KLCC 📍KLCC, Lot No. 241, Level 2, Suria, Kuala Lumpur City Centre, 50088 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia This is a park where you can see Kuala Lumpur’s landmark Twin Towers in front. There is a playground, swimming pool, walking path, and fountain inside the park, so it is good for a light walk or a picnic. I hope you take a picture of the Twin Towers seen through the trees in the park. Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia has many magnificent and exotic buildings, so it is a good place to take pictures of various buildings and your life. I hope you take pictures of the landmark Twin Towers both during the day and at night. 🩵 #KualaLumpur #Malaysia #MalaysiaTravel #KualaLumpurTravel #NationalMosque #BatuCaves #batucaves #ShaktiTemple #SultanAbdulSamad #sultan #twintowers #twintower #twintower #kualalumpur #malaysia #malaysiatrip

If you don't know Batu Caves, Batu Caves is a limestone hill, which has a series of caves and cave temples, located in the Gombak district, Selangor, Malaysia. This place is named after the Batu River, which flows through the hill. Batu Caves is also the name of a nearby village. Lots of tourists visit there because it is so interesting, one of the icons of Malaysia. When I traveled to Kuala Lumpur I bought flight and hotel on trip.com and when I was there I often used private vehicles because they were more comfortable and faster. From my hotel in the center of Kuala Lumpur city, it only took me approximately 25 minutes to arrive at Batu Caves and entry to Batu Caves is free. You can enjoy the atmosphere while giving food to the many birds there, and can take as many photos and videos as you like. - Don't forget to bring your family or friends and capture the best moments of your life🇲🇾 #tripxplorproject #batucaves #malaysia #kualalumpur

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

A must join event in a life time Thaipusam festival, a traditional Tamil Hindu festival celebrated on the first full moon day of Tamil month of Thai coinciding with Pusan star. The festival is celebrated to commemorate the victory of Hindu god Murugan over the demon Surapadman using a vel, a divine spear granted by his mother, Parvati. Featuring the astonishing scenes at Batu Caves, Kuala Lumpur. This is a public holiday in Malaysia, and if you are here at that time, you should not miss this magnificent event. Batu Caves is a mogote that has a series of caves and cave temples in Gombak, Selangor, Malaysia. It takes its name from the Malay word batu, meaning 'rock'. The cave complex is one of the most popular Hindu shrines outside India, and is dedicated to Murugan. Next time will be in February 2025. #winhkflight #Batucaves #awesomepic #Malaysia #thaipusam #Kualalumpur #kl I would love to travel to Hong Kong to see the current situation of the international financial center and the most international part of China with global citizens.

#thingstodo One of the best things to do when you're in Kuala Lumpur is visiting Batu Caves, this Hindu Caves Temple is a popular itinerary for locals and visitors alike, it's always very lively & a lot of crowd. Batu Caves is a mesmerizing cave temple that seamlessly blends natural wonders with cultural richness. The towering Limestone caves provide a majestic setting for the vibrant Hindu temples. Climbing the Rainbow Staircases(272 steps) to the cave entrance is an exciting experience, offering stunning views of the surroundings. But be aware of the monkeys🐒 playing along the stairways. ⭐⭐⭐ Featuring: A massive Golden Murugan Statue standing 42.7m and the 272 steps Rainbow Staircase. Batu Caves is open every day from 7.00am - 9.00pm. Free entrance for the main temple! Location: No. 42, Jalan 2, Batu Cavtre Point, 68100 Batu Caves, Selangor. It's about 13 km away from Kuala Lumpur. #mytripvlog#batucaves

#malaysia Batu Caves is a must-visit destination in Malaysia. This place is one of the most important pilgrimage sites for Hindus. Batu Caves is around 400 million years old, and the temple that was built within the cave has been present for more than a century. Batu Caves is about 13 kilometres from the heart of Kuala Lumpur. It can be easily reached by KTM Komuter train from KL Sentral station to Batu Caves station, it cost around RM2. Fun Fact: that huge golden sculpture of Lord Murugan is about 140 feet high! 🪷Batu Caves Gombak, 68100 Batu Caves, Selangor, Malaysia #batucaves #kualalumpur #trip #travel #exploremalaysia #musvisit

Batu caves are located in Selangor, just a short distance from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. It is an amazing blend of nature, religion and culture. I was absolutely astonished by the huge golden statue situated in the entrance. The spot is amazing, well adorned both outside and inside. Once you climb the steep stairs to the main cave it provides a nice panoramic view of the surroundings. The interior part is sacred place, there are stunning Hindu shrines and beautiful artworks. Batu caves is a must-visit destination in Kuala Lumpur. You will love the experience! . . . #fallingseason #asia #instatravel #malaysia #malaysiatravel #kualalumpur #kuala_lumpur #besttrip #batucaves

Batu Caves This is like a highlight when you come to Kuala Lumpur. You must come here. It is a sacred stone cave temple of Hinduism. There are more than 200 colorful steps to walk up to the cave. It is very tiring to walk (there is a smell of bat guano too). Getting there is very easy. 🚆 Take the train from KL Sentral - Bata Caves (last station) The train fare is about 5.20 rm. The train leaves every hour. It takes about 30 minutes to get there. It is very easy and convenient. 🎟️ There is no entrance fee. It is free!!! 🌤️ I recommend coming in the morning so that there are not many people. #trip #Malaysia #batucaves #kualalumpur #travelabroad #malaysia #travelmalaysia #batucaves #kl

Batu Caves is located in the North of Kuala Lumpur, easily accessible by train or Grab car. It is a tourist attraction because of the huge golden sculpture of Lord Murugan and 272 colourful steps to the main temple cave. There are a lot of pigeons and monkeys because you can feed them. Batu caves is a limestone hill consisting of a few caves, temples and Hindu shrines. It is one of the most important pilgrimage sites for Hindus. There is no admission fee for the main temple cave and remember to dress appropriately. There are shops outside selling food and rainbow umbrellas (big ones not allowed on planes). #malaysia #kualalumpur #batucaves #travel

Visited #malaysia many times before, but this is my first time coming to visit Batu Caves. Usually only have seen it on social media, and finally I could see this amazing Batu Caves by myself. It is actually a Hindu temple and caves. There's the famous Murugan statue, and as I read on internet, it is the biggest and the highest Murugan temple located outside India. Many people went here too, and it will be super packed with visitors on weekend (I came here on Saturday). No entrance fee to enter this area. The best way to get here is with Kuala Lumpur Komuter (KTM). From KL sentral station, the price is RM 8 for one way, and RM 12 for return. Of course I bought the return card since it was cheaper 😸 Don't forget to visit this place too when you are in Kuala Lumpur ✨ #batucaves #kualalumpur

Today, we will talk about the strengths and weaknesses of Batu Caves in Malaysia. 😊 To visit here, you can take a train from Kuala Lumpur at KL Sentral. The charm of this place is the rainbow stairs 🌈 and the large statue in front. ⭐️ Strengths or advantages of this place - The tallest statue of Lord Krishna in the world, it is very large and majestic. - The 272-step rainbow stairs are really beautiful for taking pictures. - The top of the cave is very refreshing. You can feel the ozone and the slight musty smell of the cave. - The statues of gods along the temple walls are very detailed and beautiful. You can feel the sacredness and beliefs of Hindus. 🔎 Weaknesses or disadvantages of this place - The place is not very clean. There are a lot of monkeys and pigeons. - The weather is hot. It is very tiring to climb the stairs. There is not much upstairs. - You have to take a train out of the city. If you do not check the train schedule carefully, you may have to wait for almost an hour. - There are no other tourist attractions in that area, which is not suitable for people who do not have much time to travel. It is recommended to visit the tourist attractions in the city instead because it takes quite a long time to travel here. I must say that this is my own personal feeling or experience. For me, If we talk about the overall place, it doesn't feel that great. It's more suitable for those who like to take pictures and check in. But for those who like to travel and enjoy the atmosphere, you might feel indifferent like us. 😊 Have a nice trip. ✈️ #batucaves #travelmalaysia #travelbyyourselfwithoutconcerningtourists #batucaves #malaysia #kualalumpur

📬 Batu Caves, 68100 Batu Caves, Selangor 🏨 If tourists live near KL Sentral, they can choose to take a train from KL Sentral KTM Station directly to Batu Caves KTM Station. This is the fastest route option among many routes. 🚇 The Kampung Batu station on the yellow subway line 12 is the best connecting station. After arriving at Kampung Batu PY13 MRT station, you need to walk for 3 minutes to Kampung Batu KTM station. IG: meditation_me_time #ktm #mrt #batucaves #battu caves #public transport #klsentral #kampungbatu

Batu Caves is one of the iconic tours and is a favorite tourist destination in Malaysia. Batu Caves is also often considered as one of the mandatory tours in Malaysia. Located in Kuala Lumpur, Selangor, Batu Caves is a religious site which is home to Hindu temples and shrines and is a frequent attraction for thousands of tourists and devotees. The opening hours of this tourist spot start from 06.00 to 21.00 local time. Batu Caves Entrance Fee: – Free: if you only want to enter the temple in the cave. – RM 35: to enter and take a tour of the Dark Cave for adults – RM 25: to enter and take a tour of the Dark Cave for children #batucaves #malaysia #kualalumpur #langkahdody

For first-time visitors to Kuala Lumpur, Batu Caves was a must see. We traveled there via the KTM from KL Sentral (although buses and Grab are affordable and convenient options too). The steps are impressively steep, but it is worth it to climb up and get inside the caves, which are cool and breezy, and see the colorful and ornate Hindu temples. We also saw a variety of animals around - roosters, hens, peacocks, and lots of monkeys! It was a great half-day trip from KL. #malaysia #kualalumpur #batucaves

Batu Caves Temple, an important religious site of Hinduism, is located in the north of Kuala Lumpur. A large limestone cave that is a place with statues of gods according to the beliefs of the Hindu Sasana. The highlight of this place is the tallest Murugan in the world and 272 beautiful colorful stairs. Anyone who worships Ganesha and has the opportunity to travel to Malaysia should not miss this place. It is very easy to travel both to and from KL Sentral. #tripgiveawayfreeaccommodation #malasia #batucaves #travel

Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia, is a modern metropolis with plenty to offer tourists. Alongside the iconic Petronas Towers, one of the most popular attractions in Kuala Lumpur is the distinctive Batu Caves. This impressive and distinctive temple complex may be far from the city center, but you’re really missing out if you don’t visit the Batu Caves while you’re in Kuala Lumpur. The Batu Caves are a series of caves among limestone hills in the district of Gombak, to the north of Kuala Lumpur, and they combine an interesting natural landscape with a major place of worship and some striking sights. While the hills are considerable and quite scenic, what makes them special is that they’re home to one of the largest and most popular Hindu shrines in the world outside of India. #batucaves #kualalumpur #malaysia #malaysiatravel

Malaysia is one of the countries in Asia, there are different kinds of religious people living here such as Buddhists, Muslims, Hinds. This Batu caves is specifically a holy place for the people Hindu religious people. It's located not so far from Kuala Lumpur City, such a beautiful atmosphere here. There is a big statue in front of the hill and a temple inside the hill so people need to climb up this hill to go to that temple. #malaysia #mytripvlog #awesomepic #urbanexplorer #summervacation #celebratewithtrip #travel #2023travelwish #batucaves #exploresgtogether #kualalumpur #photography #hill #tourism #attraction

Batu Caves is one of most popular attractions in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. It's a Hindu temple area. When I visited here, there were also many tourist came to do sightseeing. Best way to get here is with KTM Komuter. If you're staying around KL Sentral, just take a KTM Komuter from that station to Batu Caves Station. The price of return ticket is 12 RM. The attraction is only a few steps from the station. No entrance fee to enter the Batu Caves. #batucaves #malaysia

I've been dreaming of going to Batu Caves for a long time, and finally, in March, I managed to visit this place. I am amazed by the sheer beauty of this place. The magnificent statue of the god Muruga emphasizes the Hindu tradition of religion and yoga. I am happy that I visited this place and took some amazing shots. One can have hours of fun and help reduce their level of stress and anxiety by simply feeding the pigeons for RM 10. Once you finish climbing the steps to reach the top of the temple, you can experience the Hindu tradition and join the other devotees for prayer. Batu Caves is a must on your list for your Malaysia trip! #batucaves #malaysia #kuala_lumpur

Batu Caves is a popular Hindu shrine located in Selangor, Malaysia. It is dedicated to Lord Murugan and is the focal point of the Hindu festival of Thaipusam in Malaysia. The shrines are located at the foot of a limestone hill, which is said to be around 400 million years old. The cave consists of three main caves and a few smaller ones, and each one features gorgeous Hindu artwork and statues. The main cave is a huge cathedral-like cave, with a 100-meter-high ceiling and a 50-meter-high golden statue of Lord Murugan. It is a popular tourist destination and is well known for its annual Hindu festival Thaipusam.#malaysia #batucaves #batucave #selangor #malaysiatrip #malaysiatravel

Batu Caves is an iconic attraction in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. It is a limestone hill that has a series of caves and temples that attract visitors from all over the world. The limestone formations and the temples within the caves make for an impressive sight that is worth seeing at least once in a lifetime. The cave's history is linked to the Hindu religion, and it is a popular venue for Hindu festivals and ceremonies. Visitors climb 272 steps to reach the caves, and upon reaching the top, one can enjoy a panoramic view of the city. The Batu Caves are a significant attraction in Kuala Lumpur and a source of pride for the country.#Malaysianheritage #Malaysiantourism #mytripvlog #batucaves

📍 Batu Caves : Malaysia ✈️ Hello, today Gammy will take you to Malaysia. Let's go see the Batu Caves. This is an important religious site for Hindus. ✨ 🤩 The highlight is the colorful stairs with 272 steps. It's a great photo spot. On top, there are temples and caves, which are like the path to heaven according to Hindu beliefs. And we wanted to see what it was like up there. Yes, Gammy went up there and almost fainted. It was so tiring. ⚠️ You should bring a smelling salt and a breathalyzer. It's tiring to walk up the stairs, and the smell of bat poop up there is strong. You might get dizzy. #MalaysiaTravel #MalaysiaTourism #malaysia #BatuCaves #MalaysiaTravel #Malaysia #ASEANTravel #gmmsdiary #Let'sTravel #Malaysia2023 #Kuala Lumpur