Batu Caves, Batu Caves

It's just very recently that Malaysia opened its borders to tourists that is why maybe there were only very few of us in Batu Caves but I liked it because I get to see it in more detail. First, it's free! No entrance fees and all. But for ladies, should wear longer skirts or pants. You will have to buy a skirt for 15 RM if you wear shorts or above knee skirts and wrap it around. You will get to see the monkey very close but be mindful if you are going to bring food or eat near them as they will try to grab your food too. If you want to go inside the temples, you need to take of your shoes. You can wear them when you climb the stairs but I saw some who are really taking off slippers though no shoes is mandatory inside only. The cave itself is such a wonder. But the surroundings needs more cleaning as the trash are all around the area. I am not sure why people don't through trash properly even if there are garbage bins around. Anyway, it was a good experience. You get to see a good glimpse of the city too.

First time visitor. Managed to tour the temples within 30 minutes inclusive of climbing the staircases. Some temple person in charge suggest customary monetary offerings during prayer blessings, do prepare small currency notes in hand. Monkeys, pigeons & rooster sighted. Parking is convenient. Many stalls selling food, souvenirs & prayer items.