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side cave to the main temple. Lots of neon lights and everything very artificial. For me the 15MR entrance fee wasn't worth it. But who likes it? The main temple is free and was much more impressive.

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The small entrance fee is worth it. You should plan on spending 30-45 minutes.

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From this position, the rock formations look like the profile of the former US president. His hairline, nose and chin are clearly visible.

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You have to climb 272 steps to the top.

a natural cavity in which some temples have been built. the effect of the staircase is remarkable, the steps of which have recently been painted with many shades of color

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If you have some time in KL, you should take a taxi (about RM 20 from KLCC via Grab) and go to Batu Caves. There you can admire the big statues, colorful temples, big caves and much more. But beware, no sweat, no gain, to get into the main temple, there are pretty colorful but steep stairs to overcome. Elevators or escalators are scarce there

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The monkeys are sometimes a bit pushy

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huge and impressive cave temples

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Breathtaking cave temple with beautiful light incidences.

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Each temple has its own charm. We took a lot of time for the cave temples located here.

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Perak Tong is a Buddhist cave temple built in 1926 by in the cave of a 120 meter high limestone cliff near the city of Ipoh. Inside are over 40 Buddha statues. More here: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perak_Tong

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Mirror Lake or Tasik Cermin in Bahasa is a stunning hidden lake surrounded by limestone karst towers all around. This place has not been marked officially by Local Tourism board yet (Oct 2020) but they have built a steel platform with seating. The entrance is off the main road across from Mornington Hotel. To get to this place, follow the Da Seng Ngan temple signs. U will see entrance via a Cave (see picture). Lake is about 150m walk across other side of cave. If u have a gravel or mountain bike, u can ride all the way in. Else push or walk in ***Please take your trash with you on way out***

If you are in KL, you should make a detour to the Batu Caves. The big statue alone is worth it - if you take the more than 200 steps, you will find an imposing cave with temples and shrines. It is definitely worth it. You should only stay away from the monkeys on the stairs and if possible do not take anything edible with you, they can be quite intrusive.

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This place is addressed to children, to illustrate some stories of the hindu religion. Kind of unspectacular and the illustrated scenes are only named but not explained, which makes it difficult to follow the stories If you're not too familiar with Hinduism (entrance fee 5RM).

Do not change the Ramayana Caves with the nearby Batu Caves; O)

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A big cave with many bats you can roam around. Make sure to bring good shoes and a torch. Very likely you will meet some locals mining for crystals that can be found in the caves, and which they are selling at the parking lot next to the start of the treks.

Some monkeys are very aggressive, so do not provoke if the animals want to steal a bottle of water.

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Also called Batu Caves. Only 15 km from the CL. away. Taxi ride in one direction about 10 € ... But beware of rip-off.

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A must for every Travelra. An imposing structure with limestone nature in the shape of a huge hall. First up many stairs and then down again but worth the visit ... Admission free. There is a possibility in the side corridors to book a tour, but costs extras.

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A nice trip! It is very athletic in the humid weather to climb all the steps, but it's worth it. On the way, the monkeys come pretty close.

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