Also attracted by photos shared by others, this special attraction is located in the northern suburbs of Kuala Lumpur, about 45 minutes drive from the city. This attraction is called Batu Caves. It is a Hindu pilgrimage site. It is halfway up the hillside of the jungle. It is a limestone cave group and requires 272 steep steps. The front of the Batu Caves stands a huge statue of a 140-foot-tall gold-plated Indian Buddha, the god of war, Mulugan. It is one of the largest festivals in the world - the main festival of Malaysia's Dabaosen Festival. , is a group of caves consisting of three limestone caves. Can see the geological phenomena of karst caves such as stone pillars, stalagmites, and tiankeng. You can also learn about some animals that live in caves, such as bats, caves, and cave spiders. Transportation: 1 Take the free shuttle bus to LRT Sentul on the bus floor of KL Central, then take the monorail train to Titiwangsa Station at Tatuwangsa Station at Batu Caves Station 2 Station)